I am just glad that I was young when I was and I agree with Woolyback these days there is too much coach planning .
I am just glad that I was young when I was and I agree with Woolyback these days there is too much coach planning .
I think these change throughout the years. The greatest tries tend to be the ones that stick in the memory. For me, right now typing, the best individual try has to be Anthony Sulliavans try at Wigan in the 2000 play offs. At 12-6 (i think) it was a close game, half time approaching. Wigan put a bomb up to him, catches it, dodges Dallas before beating Robinson, Radlinski and Connolly (4 well respected international players) on his way to putting us 2 score up at half tine. At that moment, we knew we were going to Old Trafford, and in style!!
screaming in the family corner, scaring the kiddies
screaming in the family corner, scaring the kiddies
About 2.20 in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX3_7N48Lak&t=195s
Adie Gardner's against Brisbane was a belter. Darius Boyd was the winger he outjumped & he was no mug
What about the try at Wakefield on a Sunday at Belle Vue after 11 seconds by Darren Albert. Wakefield kicked off and away we went.
Yes you correct straight from a Long kick off to the left wing towards the Wakey Benidorm end.
We played in the blue shirts with green and white trim.