As a Doncaster fan...



The Final Game at Tattersfield against Workington in "The Big League" was the end of the ground and the end of the club as we knew it. I have never seen so many rugby players in tears.



Winning promotion in the playoff final against Oldham at Warrington only to find out in the post match interviews that the coach and chairman had quit leaving the club with no finance and no leader going into a new season in a higher league.



Allowing Paul Mansson to move to HKR mid season and replacing him with Holroyd.

Strangely enough I enjoyed that one

Lloyd almost ruining the club

Merger with Gateshead (Worked well for us but still sad that we had to go down that route)

The "Agar" years

"The Hull Sharks"

Right now!

Even hammerings in big games such as the Bradford GF in 2001 or the 2006 low points don't even come close to the dispair I felt walking off Central Park for the last time. The only feeling I can compare it to is burying a close relative. I couldn't even bring myself to drive past there for about a year afterwards.

Losing to Huddersfield is about as depressing as it gets.

Every week at the Broncos at the moment

Sorry pal, but that was a high spot for me in the black and white half of Hull. It came on the same day as an away win at Wakefield, after losing our first 7 games on the bounce.



Anyway. Low point on the pitch, I can vaguely remember Fev doing us over at Wembley, after I'd spent the previous week demonstrating how we'd win easily. Hmph.



Off the pitch, it's pretty much anything to do with the Lloyd era. It started to improve at the Charlston Club, after the meeting to discuss the 'merger'. Almost going under is as bad as it gets.



****EDIT*** Actually, it's easy to forget THAT cup semi-final at Huddersfield, but the trip home from that game, knowing that most of the rugby league world thought we were all scum, was actually the lowest point I can remember, particularly as it came on the back of being on a high at reaching a semi final a year after we nearly went under. Whatever some people think, there was a definite culture shift amongst _most_ of the fans at our club, but we had to hit rock bottom to do it.

Up yours.

we haven't beaten you yet



and come on we gave you enough chances to beat us when we were crap you should have enjoyed them while they lasted

You should think yourself lucky you're not a Wakey fan then, I think they've done that to us something like 13 out of the last 15 times we've played them. Now that's depressing.

This, the hardest thing out of all this lot to take was the deaths of Leon & Adam, puts everything else into perspective.