My first match was Trinity v Wigan 1947 All cups on show, so believe you me I have seen more downs than ups, I think the worst time was in the 1950's.But i'am now quite used to these promises od better things to come,It happens at the startof every season but just like the governments of this country They promise eveything & produce nothing. The present management seem to me to be the Best since the days of Mr Stuart Hatfield (RIP)
But as for the head coach Mr Agar as never to me been more than a run of the mill Coach,but he as now got 3 years to prove himself better but he needs to start showing his ability very soon or the crowds will soon be drifting away as always.
This is only the opinion of an eigthy year old fan
Long Live Wakefield Trinity.

Yeah, all of above is spot on.
Speaking to a mate same age as me,also lifelong fan, he feels less enthused than ever.
We have all simply been worn down by all the false promises etc and demands of Superleague membership and simply want to get back to watching the game.
Mustnt it be easy supporting a Leeds or a Wigan.

Its not just the fact that some of SLs requirements are "off piste" though, ask a wigan or a leeds and they'll tell you that its all fine and dandy. Its more the fact that as a club in the past we have stressed out ourselves by the way we have squirmed and tried to avoid adhering to the rules at all cost.
The obvious favouritism shown by the RFL to other clubs over the years is a different issue though, and one sometimes we have contrived to cause the lack of compassion shown to us by the RFL, but buy and large we have never played on a level playing field, which of course adds to the despair of the average wakey fan.

SL has imposed itself on the game as the be all and end all, and if you want to watch your club "at the top level" then it is, but RL lives elsewhere and there are times when i feel like i'd rather watch Stanley Rangers, Eastmoor or even Normy ( You just can't help yourself!!

My thoughts exactly.