talking to one of my mates the other day ,and we got onto the subject of the best salford game ever , i personally feel it was when we put saints out of the challenge cup in the quarters ,i think it was some time in the eighties, he said last season,against cetic at warrington , we all have our favourites , which is yours



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when we beat wigan in the challenge cup 26 16 think it was in 1996 after they had dominated it for donkies years

YES , THEY HAVENT GOT OVER THAT DEFEAT , THAT WAS THE START OF THERE DEMISE , THEY WAS GETTING BORING , WINNING IT ALL THE TIME , I AM GLAD WE KNOCKED THEM OUT , WASNT THAT GAME ON TELLY ON A SATURDAY , I CAN REMEMBER BEING DRUNK IN THE CLUB AFTER THE GAME AND THE BBC BEING THERE , I THINK WE WERE ON THE NEWS THAT NIGHT


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it wasn't on the telly, because the bbc thought it would be a walkover, as we were in the 2nd division.

WAS THE GAME AGAINST THEM IN THE JOHN PLAYER CUP ON TELLY I THINK IT WAS A FEW WEEK LATER AND I AM SURE WE BEAT THEM AGAIN ,

This was the best game for me, my heart never raced so much in my life when wilshire got this kick nearly got a broken neck from fans jumpin all over the place http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc7yKFVNG7o&NR=1

This was the best game for me, my heart never raced so much in my life when wilshire got this kick nearly got a broken neck from fans jumpin all over the place http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc7yKFVNG7o&NR=1

You're confusing it with a few seasons earlier, in the Peter Williams & David Cruikshank era, when we beat them in the league (not on TV) and in the Regal Trophy within the space of 3 weeks.

11th February 1996 was without doubt our finest hour since the 70's - ask any fan of another side, they all loved that one. I was working in Leeds at the time and after a few celebratory beers in Salford got a lift back to Leeds and arrived at the Skyrack in Headingley at 10:00. As me and a mate walked in, a chorus of 'Salford, Salford' was sung by around 50 lads, most of whom we did not know, but who were Lids & Bradfurd fans who were celebrating themselves. A memorable day indeed.

That & the first Grand Final win against Leigh. Last year, we knew it was all about the franchise. Back then, the whole future of the club depended on that game - I can honestly say I was dreading the match, just in case.

And finally, last Bank Holiday Monday. Hangover's galore, but all in a good cause

Wigan pos best since the 70's most memorable Halifax at Old Trafford

Beating Wigan in the Challenge Cup, after they had remained undeafeated in 9 years in the comp.

We were massive underdogs and I am sure Mr Andy Gregory was mamnger at the time