Three of us going on 8.30 train from Westgate. Meeting another lad in a Wetherspoons, we usually have a couple of pints inside the ground before and after the match. Always found Quins fans a really friendly bunch.

Doesn't look like it. Not up for driving all the way down there again, particularly as this time it would be without the snatch's excellent company.

I understand the feeling of disillusionment, I've felt that way myself occasionally and I can't remember a time when I wasn’t enveloped by all things Trinity.

I also wonder sometimes, after a life of Rugby League as schoolboy, spectator, supporter of brothers in their careers, a career of my own, training 3 nights a week, giving up both weekend days to play twice or play and watch, being a spectator again, working for a number of clubs, working for the RFL, working on the 2000 world cup being a spectator again and now redoing (UKCC) my coaching badges.

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As a long suffering Wakefield fan I would just love to bask in the sunshine for a while before we slip back into the role of feisty overachieving underdogs/no one likes us but we don't care!

Reality is that life is enriched by the involvement in Rugby and I've met some fantastic people as a player, colleague, supporter etc...

I often say being part of my family and being involved in rugby was never a matter of choice.
It's in the blood, genetic, hereditary an instinct that had to be followed!

Like being Irish and religious it's a lifelong devotion!