Ground = Belle Vue = History
Well since 1979 my time watching not always the best
Ground = Newmarket = New dawn / New start
Who knows but can't be worse than this season

No matter what ground I'm a Wakefield supporter (Trinity or Wildcat or both)
It's the team on the pitch that wears the Red White and Blue that I support
1-17 if they put in the effort then they are the ones that count

Come on win the next two games stay in super league and move onwards and hopefully upwards

I'm surprised you can see the dog muck the way you walk about with your nose stuck up in the air, you must have a big house if it covers the affluent Outwood/Stanley area, are all the doggies up there are potty trained as well

According to Ridings FM the deal is ALMOST done.

Any savings on the rent for next year will be spent on sorting out the aftermath of Smith, Locke & Lyne's recent exploits.

No they are not and the horse crap is even worse, although not too bad for the garden.

NM is the absolute dead set winner for me. I am struggling to see the negatives?

As much as Belle Vue has provided me with many good and bad memories over the last 30 odd years, lets be realistic. The place is a wreck. Parking is rubbish, access is terrible and based on pure guess work, i would imagine it would cost a small fortune to bring anywhere near to fit for purpose in the modern day.
Thats before consideration of the cost to actually buy it back from the BOI.

How do you work that out? There'll be no cost to the club as far as I can see - Lyne has been dealt with and the other two are OOC at the end of the season.

Cost of club car & damage to other cars the morons hit as insurance will be null & void as driver refused a breath test & blood sample.

Plus probable loss of a club sponsor who provided car.

Hardly call Moorhouse Estate affluent

That's a stretch!

Company cars will be leased, so they'll be covered by insurance - and I don't see how a club sponsor will be lost? If a sponsor provides a car, s/he most likely does so by meeting the cost of the lease and having their name plastered on the side in return - I'm pretty sure they don't buy an actual car.

In short, I really don't see that the savings in rent for BV will be dented in any meaningful way by this unfortunate incident.

Awful to non-existent public transport links, especially on a Sunday! There'd need to be a lot of work done with Arriva and friends to sort that out. One thing going for Belle Vue is the number of buses that go by, and two train stations close.