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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:43 am

daddy

Club Coach

Joined: Jan 26 2005
Posts: 117

BIGAL1 wrote:Ah yes, happy days

Would that be the day Tony Kemp ripped them to bits?

didn't adam hughes score a socond half hatrick after toe koe love (sp?) ran all over him in the first half

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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:44 am

MOPSEY LIVES ON

Player Coach

Joined: Aug 01 2007
Posts: 4130
Location: IN A FIELD LOOKING AT THE STARS

BIGAL1 wrote:Ah yes, happy days

Would that be the day Tony Kemp ripped them to bits?

id had a few that day so im not sure on kemp but we won six in a row if memory serves me right including this one

WAKEFIELD FANS ARE BORN, NOT MANUFACTURED.WE DO NOT CHOOSE, WE ARE CHOSEN. THOSE WHO UNDERSTAND NEED NO EXPLANATION. THOSE WHO DONT, DONT MATTER.

I AM THE SEEKER OF TRUTH AND
JUSTICE

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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:59 am

Wildthing

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Joined: Jul 02 2002
Posts: 12504
Location: The City of Wakefield

We were 6 - 22 down at one point and ended up winning something like 36 - 22 if my memory serves me right.

Wakefield TRINITY

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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 9:44 am

TRB

Player Coach

Joined: Jun 18 2005
Posts: 10926
Location: Wacky Field

OK - This has to be written up over the weekend, so now is the time to get your comments on board.

BIGAL1 - I'm sure you can do better! :wink:

bellycouldtackle / vastman / our resident author - where are you??

"Wakefields Sporting Crusader"

For the latest details on the Stadium for Wakefield campaign, log onto //www.swag-online.co.uk

For the latest details on the Supporters Trust, log onto //wakefield.rlfans.com

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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:33 pm

adam9641

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Joined: Feb 28 2006
Posts: 9741
Location: wakefield and proud

TRB wrote:OK - This has to be written up over the weekend, so now is the time to get your comments on board.

BIGAL1 - I'm sure you can do better! :wink:

bellycouldtackle / vastman / our resident author - where are you??

You going to use mine? :lol:

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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:34 pm

TRB

Player Coach

Joined: Jun 18 2005
Posts: 10926
Location: Wacky Field

adam9641 wrote:You going to use mine? :lol:

I just might! :wink:

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Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:09 pm

punkrockandroll

Player Coach

Joined: May 29 2007
Posts: 209

TRB wrote:Anyone remember the cup quarter final around 1980/81 with Alan Agar playing?

I remember going on the supporters bus, getting into the ground at the away end (it was segregated that day) and there were a bunch of Wires at the back of the stand. A 'charge' ensued and the Wire fans legged it to the front of the Bevan stand, just past the stewards, from where they exchanged 'banter' with the Wakey fans for the rest of the game.

We lost a tight game, but I don't remember the score.

I too went on the supporters bus to that one, and vividly remember a large gang of ne'er do wells at the back of the stand vociferously informing us that we were to get our "effing heads kicked in". Indeed, to our relief they were chased away by some bigger boys.

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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:51 am

forever_trinity

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Joined: Dec 06 2005
Posts: 487
Location: wakefield

only one memory for me against the wire

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 271273.stm

Wierd how a few seasons later we needed the opposite result of Salford/Cas to help our survival

Damn Im gunna miss relegation battles :cry:

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Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 11:10 am

TRB

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Joined: Jun 18 2005
Posts: 10926
Location: Wacky Field

forever_trinity wrote:only one memory for me against the wire

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 271273.stm

Wierd how a few seasons later we needed the opposite result of Salford/Cas to help our survival

Damn Im gunna miss relegation battles :cry: