It was Wednesday 20 September 1995, because I remember getting in to the car after the game and Man U had just been stuffed 3-0 at Old Trafford by York in the League Cup.

We had a cracking rivallry with Huddersfield back then. Mick O'Neill really was an amazing MC, the voice of of Cougarmania and one of the driving forces behind the scenes.



Shame it ended after we were screwed out of the Super League, losing our backers, and you guys went on to bigger things on the back of moving to the McAlpine.

Think I'll always remember that game. Probably the best performance I've ever seen a Hull side put in.

Thought we played better in the semis to beat a saints.

they were great games and good crowds for the level of footy on offer

Yeah, that's the game I'm on about, lol.

think a few hull player's at the time though it would be good to shave there heads the night b4 the game

Actually Leeds vs Huddersfield, 2006 Challenge Cup Semi Final, no-one gave us a chance. It was by far the greatest moment to be a Fartown fan of the modern era, followed closely by the one Keighley Huddersfield game, I only remember it vaguely, but I remember it was excellent.

Beating Fax in the cup when they were one of the top sides was also pretty impressive and memorable.

I'm thinking of the season after mate the time we won promotion to super league. They didn't beat us that year I've just finished watching the "march to super league" video to double check and as I thought we got beat twice of Hull and Fev away.



You are quite right about the season before, I'm confusing the two seasons up with each other

One of the top days in recent memory for Widnes has to be the NFP semi-final win at Leigh which sent us on our way to SL. I was a young lad on holidays at the time and frantically searched the papers for the score, which I couldn't quite believe. Would love to watch the game if there was a video out there.



For me personally, beating Wigan away in 2003 was a sweet night.

I was there that night and there was no way on earth there were only 37k on. You couldn't move. 12 months previous there were 30,000 on against Australia and there was a lot more room to move. This was also the exact same ground that had had 47k on about 10 or 15 years previous against St Helens. So unless people were stood on each other's heads against St Helens then I would imagine that the crowd was nearer to that figure against Manly.