Anyone notice a theme running through the club here?

Having spoken to a Hull fan at the 19s on Saturday ,it seems that the theme developing at Wakefield is the same as it was at Hull under RFA .I thought our ethos was find em , sign em , develop em , play em and in times of financial troubles sell em , but now it seems to be find em , sign em and then do very little with em. On a similar point . having watched Doncaster and Sheffield on Friday and overheard a conversation ,it seems another one the ex 18s invincibles   is no longer required,. But at least with this one  he won’t have  far to go to continue is career .  

Most of the posts on here have been fair then you post this. So a Hull fan said it did he come on. So it wasn't Agar then who signed and brought through the quite reasonable batch of youngsters Hull have who were probably Under 16's when he was in charge.

I'm a Kear fans but this particular one is down to him.

As for the "invincible" not being wanted, it's been said many times before - you can't keep em all even if you wanted to and that may well be the case. I'm sure if Agar could off load Mellors he would keep a few more.

This not bringing them through stuff has been levelled at ever Trinity Coach including Toppo for years and frankly it's a bit tedious because as far as I can see it's used all to often to forward some agenda or other by one of the many posters on here who think they know more than the Coach. You may not be one of them but using Hull fans to blame Agar is poor IMHO.

A Coach simply cannot please everyone and shouldn't even try, he does what he thinks best rightly or wrongly and if we don't like it we vote with our feet - my feet are going nowhere for now.

I went to watch the U16's and some 15's take on the North East rep side today, coached, incidentally, by Andy Kelly. Spirited as the opposition were, the Wakey lads took them apart - the quality of rugby was superb. If anyone is in doubt about the current health of the scholarship set-up, take some time out to go watch these lads - they are outstanding.

I watched the game with Ryan Hudson, Stu Dickens, John Kane and a couple of other coaches and heard about some of the plans they have for the youth side of the club - it's exciting stuff and if it all comes off, will put us right up there with some of the best scholarship programmes in the country.

It's a shame that one of these games couldn't be used a Club 1873 showcase - watch the game, meet the lads, talk to parents and hear a presentation from the coaches about the plans they have for the future; I'm sure it would settle a lot of doubts amongst existing subscribers and attract a fair few more in the process.

I watched the u16s u15s game on my own,and without being disrespectful to the opposition they were very poor,iagree we have some useful players but you cant get carried away running through a none existent defence,i made a comment last week about we haven't met any of the strong teams ,if we meet em and beat em then we really can get exited,until we do lets keep our feet on the ground

correct they was out of the depth bar for a few players, I would prefer meeting a better quality team,
as for the 19s the score line look close at 32-28 win but didn't stop to watch as had to go