But it didnt happen did it Wakefield didnt do it. In fact no club did. Why make something much much more difficult for no real benefit.
No, clubs employed overseas players because they saw it as an easy short-term option to help them avoid relegation. There is a reason for the correlation between the bigger clubs having fewer overseas players and the lesser clubs having more.
Absolute balls. Wakefield did not have the financial strength precisely because they couldnt put long term strategies in place because every season their main and only priority was to avoid relegation.

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Waste of time. Wakefield have no idea where they are playing next year let alone what league.

Absolute rubbish. The club have already indicated that whatever league there in, next season will be at Belle Vue

1326 likes so far, thats more than the combined number of Salford and London fans

I'm not going to analy argue every point that you make, it's clear you haven't got a clue what you are talking about and have no experience in sports administration particularly at the amateur/semipro level and more importantly within a full-time professional environment.

The only point I will make is that Wakefield lost Ben Westwood to Warrington, Gareth Ellis to Leeds, Keith Mason to the Melbourne storm, Frances Stevenson to Wigan, David March to Huddersfield plus Wayne McDonald along with a number of other juniors.

In Wakefield's first season in super league the Academy team came close runners-up in both the league and grand final to the Leeds team that contained the likes of Rob Burrow, Danny McGuire, Mark Calderwood and Ryan Bailey just to name a few.

Around the same time Wakefield Trinity's team consisted of a number of home-grown players such as Graham and Martin Law, David March, Mark Applegarth, Rob Spicer, Martin Holland, Paul Handforth, Steve Snitch, Tommy Haughey, Chris Feather, Kevin King, etc etc. The club continues to operate a very effective and productive junior system to suggest as you have that Wakefield has not always done this is just ignorant.

I have read that very same post 3 times on RLfans, seems the records stuck on an un informed poster.

QFT from Quins board.

Where have the club indicated this out of interest? I was of the understanding that this was their last year at Belle Vue as they had sold it and development started on that site after the season is over? When did this change (or was this ever true?).

Don't know where you got all that from!

Wakey can't sell BV - the last owner did that already! (Very shady, tabboo subject it seems).

There is also a covenent stating that BV can not be developed until a compensatory facility is built i.e. until a new ground is done BV must remain a sports ground (this seems to be the basis of Wakey getting a good rent deal to remain there - without them the land is worthless).

As dboy said. Plus the club have indicated some temporary stands would be installed with cover if we remained in SL. Obviously the hope is the PI for newmarket goes well, and then we go there (although clearly there are no guarantees)

no, if it is just a factual untruth which you have made up, i dont need to argue against it. Just point out that it is a factual untruth which you have made up.'"

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With that one comment you have alienated two sets of fans for NO reason.