Never felt so downbeat at the tail end of a season. Poor form, no signings of note for next season, no clarity yet on stadium, Cas making more progress (seemingly) and shouting it from the rooftops, Salford obviously building up for next franchise. Is this the end of SL life for the foreseeable future - cos if we dont get a licence this time, we are not going to get back in again imo.

PS - yes I have done my bit and signed up for next years season ticket.

=#FF0000I got a free lift :mrgreen:

No seemingly about it buddy we are end of. I'll see you playing in the championship on a thursday night on sky after next season.

I'll be back in Wakey for the Salford game.

Common sense tells me to keep me brass in me pocket and spend the afternoon in the garden with the kids.

That option has been overruled, however. How much is it on the WISCA bus... or... any chance of a lift?

Since the Brough/Tronc/Newton surgery ripped the guts out of our team this season has been like one of those nightmares where you keep thinking you're going to wake up any minute, but the nightmare just keeps hold of you and won't let you wake up. HOWEVER - in a few weeks we'll get some good news about the Stadium, new signings (I've heard there's a bloke known as JD who could do a job for us) and we'll all trot off and buy our season tickets for next year, 'cos next season is the one where we might just turn the corner (again!) - and because we're fans, and because this is OUR team THATS WHAT WE DO!!!!

Spend the money on the kids fella, at least they care about you and your afternoon. The players and coaching staff going to the Willows isn't Wakefield Trinity.

Our day will come again though.

We will beat Bradford.

I'm with you on this one, not often that happens

A team in a worse run of form than Trinity, should be a cracker!

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