The problem is that Trinity are so inconsistent - from one game to the next and from one period to the next within games. We have been so mediocre for so long that when we get performances and results like Wigan, Bradford and then Wigan again a lot of people just think, "Here we go again".
There have been a lot of threads recently along the lines of, "Why don't the Wakey public get behind the team?" but the team has got to to give us something to get behind and that only comes from periods of consistent rugby (not necessarily wins) that convince people that the club and team are moving forward.
I've been really disappointed with the last three games when you compare them with the rugby we were playing earlier in the season. I've supported Trinity for 45 years and I'll be in London on Sunday but I can understand why some of the armchair supporters don't go to games - expensive, poor facilities and. most important, inconsistent on the field.

The noise and support coming from the Wigan end was immense - I can only recall shouting Wakefield, twice throughout the game. What is wrong with everyone, it only needs some kind of songbird to get this going and get behind the lads and everyone will follow suit. Come on lets do some shouting.

We do but no one else joins in! Sky games so far you can hear us if you watch it back.

As for noise form Wigan lot they did ok, but no where near as good as Leigh fans, who are the best set of fans we have had at BV for some time IMO

I don't think wakey are alone with regards to the 'stay away' fans. The interest in rugby league in Wakey and the 5 towns is massive, it's pretty much the most common topic of conversation in the district. Unfortunately far too many people are apathetic when it comes to actual attendance at games for whatever reason. I certainly know more people who claim to be Cas fans, but don't go and haven't done so for years, than I do people who actually attend. The exact same can be said for both wakey and fev. It's quite sad really as most of them are actually very knowledgeable about the game and would be welcome additions at their chosen grounds. It's up to the clubs, and some extent attending fans, to get them along otherwise I fear we may be left with a situation of not knowing what we had till it's gone.

Agreed, around where I live I see loads of young ones in there Wakey kit but don't go to the games as it gets expensive, which is very true. But it's the same with any club not just ours.