Well i think this is going to be a unpopular post but here goes anyway, first of all i would like to say a big well-done to all in the trust for keeping the fight going but it is mentioned a few times in that statement that we or the trust would still like the monies that WMDC said they would put in all those years ago, yet only a couple of days ago i heard Mr carter on a radio interview say that Wakefield trinity did not want any money from the council, so i think both parties need to get there stories straight going forward.
Secondly I don't know if it is meant as sarcasm or a serious statement when the words "we seem to recall" have been used, if it's sarcasm i think this could just put the backs up of Mr box and co if it's a serious statement then i think it will just be brushed aside,
I thought i had read that the trust had sought legal advice, surly they would have advised against that statement.
And my last point and i could well be wrong on this one but wasn't a Cas fan coming on here all those years ago telling us that newcold was going to be a stand alone project and would not count towards the trigger point long before it was passed.
Anyway sorry to be negative but i am just not feeling positive on any outcome of all this.

Signed

As SC has stated, we don't know who the other 3 are on the proposed new Trust. I sincerely hope it never happens as it certainly won't be welcomed by any of us and it will do nothing but create further division and distraction.

If there is to be Community Stadium it needs to be handed to the Stadium Trust set up to oversee its construction and administer its use for the whole community. Wakefield Trinity would andchor tenants, having accepted their invitation to use it many years ago, but we would be working hard to ensure that it used by others - both within and without RL!

Totally agree. Would distract from the ongoing fight and will dilute any action and cause continuity problems.

Signed It, also my Dad has signed it too.

Mrs EW and her Dad has too.

Also signed. Even though I am no longer a Wakefield resident I hope it adds fuel to the fire.

I just hope that all of you who are Wakefield residents remember this when the next council elections come round. Whilst keeping my political opinions to one side, the Wakefield public seem consistent to one way of voting in spite of the changing local landscape. Local elections should be fought on local issues, not national party affiliations.