Sorry predictive text ! But if you are to point out my mistakes please point out others or I could feel bullied !

I didn't know about that but it makes more sense now that i do. I was assuming Sir Rodney had broken ranks.

funny you mention this as I asked Chris and he had know knowledge of it as for the turn styles which one are you on about

Turnstiles at the Agbrigg Road end have not been open this season and as home fans are not allowed to enter through the western terrace end its a long walk round to get in . I know its only a small thing but it wouldnt happen at most Superleague clubs . Perhaps the reason the club is so shambolic is the people with the money and know how simply dont want to be associated with a club who have regularly failed to pay bills, the tax man and owed money to players who have left the club.
if Michael Carter is still chairman in 3 years time, Trinity are still in the Superleague playing in a stadium which the city can be proud of then all that has gone on in the past will be forgotten but history suggests that is unlikely.

they are open to ticket only due to the turn style having a fault, would you like enter that end then buy a ticket

so much hardship having to walk around eh



shambolic bill paying are we not talking about previous regimes

I think its easy to feel down in the dumps and let down by the club. Its great that some supporters have made great efforts to help the club out from the season start , however for a great deal more its just another chapter that contributes to another down turn. FOR ME that's the real long term problem , its almost become expectable and part of the culture. I have supported the club for years and my only wish would be that M Cs got the club on the right track, but it wouldn't come as any great surprise if another let downs just around the corner. Like I said that's Trinity unfortunately.

Very sensible post lampyboy! Sums up how most of us who are not "insiders" feel. I just wish that those insiders would stop hinting that they know things but can't tell us what they know hence building false hopes and that the club would keep supporters informed via the website and if the Newmarket plans have stalled tell everyone and tell them why. This is not mi5 it's the entertainment industry.

We all want to see a club that can develop, and make headway. Two steps forward and one step sometimes three backs been the way for all the years I have supported. The Andy Kelly days stand out for me, boy that guy wore his heart on his sleeve. I honestly thought with the last admin that we had turned the corner, and although I wasn't on my own the total disappointment will linger for quite some time. I thinks its because I felt cheated and duped in to believing.
Anyway Im sure im not on my own and hope the club can finally shake its self down, get some good support and raise confidence in the process.

and I too have felt let down in the way things had gone on in the past and I you do have a valid point about what the future holds for the club,
there are areas of concern that the club have to rectify first to get a decent foot hold before it can build up again and firstly is getting it running financially viable.

also ever thought of hard it is when a thousand voices are shouting for an explanation about the Belle Vue revamp when they want to keep their cards close to their chest lets hope it's not the death of this great club

I fully understand anyone who feels how you do - I've felt it too. We were so down at the last admin and we all believed that the then management were putting things right. We all loved the new covered stands, the extra bars, the better players etc... Which is why it hurt so bad to find out nothing had changed really.

MC and his team have cut costs to the bone. The result, in some areas of the business, is not pretty. The website is flawed, shop times uneven, match day issues etc..., but things are improving, mainly as a result of hard work and diligence. What more can we expect from anyone?

I don't know if the accounts are good. I'm told they are and, if I was a betting man, then I would lump money that being the case.

All told, I am now back to a point where I am looking forward to the game tomorrow. We may not win - and winning is important - but I know we have a unified group - players, coaches, fans and officials - who are pulling together to get that win. Most Wakey fans will tell you that that is all they want, and we've got that!

Regards the stadium, you want the plans laid out, but there are no plans - as I've said all along. The club would love to give us all details and timescales, but they will not do that with the position as it is. That's not to say we should all get nervous, because what is on offer is good, but there is an order that some things need to be done in. When certain obligations have been met we will all get chapter and verse - Michael wants that, we want that, everyone involved wants that.

One final point - please don't diss those 'in the know' for no other reason than being 'in the know'. They are fans, like you, but they have each, in their own way, gone out of their way to help rather than do nothing and if we do come on here with scraps of information it is because we do actually want to tell you all what's happening, but can't. It's not a game and there are both money and reputations involved here.

I for one am in a good place with it all just now. Bring on them Tigers!

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