The website has to be maintained to sell tickets and merchandise. Is it such a big deal to have up to date news . Other clubs manage it . It is not an age thing. Some of us have morals and don't want any part of Facebook and Twitter who pedal fake news and conspiracy theories whilst there American owners make millions and pay no tax in Britain.

You aren't debating. You seem to be suggesting the club are failing because they haven't told you a capacity for the new build.

If you can "find out if you want to", why did you ask on a forum?

Go find out and inform yourself.

Who is the fool who asks Qs on a forum, but then attests they can find out for themselves anyway?

You are an entitled .

I thought that with the debate about the revised capacity it would be easy for the club to put on the website. I doubt if I did state a revised capacity supporters like you would believe it unless it was officially announced.
I have tried to explain it as simple as possible so you will understand why I posted it on the forum. I hope you get it now or is there anything else I can help you with?

You didn't debate a thing.

You moaned.

As usual.

I never said I debated it but some have on the stadium topic. I thought that the website which is this topic could solve it. I hope that makes it easier for you because I wouldn’t want to confuse, I suggest you look on the stadium topic and you might finally get it.
Now please go away because I am growing tired of having to answer these ever dumb posts.

Just to clarify a few things on this thread.

The Wakefield Trinity social media sites
Twitter 45k followers
Facebook 30k followers
Instagram 15k followers

Each of these can be updated within seconds by an unskilled person.

Website takes longer and is complicated to update.

I'd rather the website was used for static news like squad or contact details or history of the club. Or probably most likely ticket and merch sales.
. Not daily news.

It is no more difficult to get one of the social media pages as it is coming on here.
Chosing not to go on social media is a perfectly valid choice, no different to not attending a game, not attending a Friday lunch, not subscribing to Trinity TV not reading the local paper. Its a choice but you'll miss something others see if you don't.