Mr Carter. Im very grateful to you for everything you have done to ensure this great club is still here and in a much safer position than when you came on board.
Thank you

The failure to engage the wider general public in Wakefield to come and attend games has been very disappointing for me. Clearly whatever I have attempted has failed and we have never been able to match the average 6300 fans needed to enable us to spend up to the salary cap.

If Trinity had the relative success of Salford over the last couple of years the crowd would be 6k

Thanks for everything, Michael. We may not have had much to celebrate over the last ten years, but at least you kept the Club going, and your legacy is there for all to see and further developing everyday.

You picked up the baton and saved this club when all looked lost. Thank you. I hope you enjoy your well deserved rest.

The crowd would easily rose above 6.3k with a successful season or two. It’s having the money to lay out at the start.

There’s some good potential at trinity but reaching it will not be an easy or cheap task.

I agree the people of Wakefield are the same as the people anywhere else give us a good team to watch and the crowds will grow ,your not going to increase the support fighting relegation every year its depressing and draining.

Not even when we had some success the crowds didn't go up that much.
Stadium may tip that balance.

Not really success though was it ,Wakefield trinity supporters have been starved of any real success since the 1960s and in reality outside of diehard supporters irrelevant to most people in Wakefield.

If your only measure of success is us winning 3 challenge cups and 2 league championships then no we are never going to get a crowd.
But other teams manage it without that success.

For me, we will lift our crowd slightly with a decent mid table finish but I don't think it would go higher even with a run in playoffs till the facilities are better.
Facilities getting better will mean more people will come with success.

Well someone at trinity decided to build a great team in the 1960s the results great crowds massive interest in the club and success on the field and a team that is still regarded as one of the best club sides ever.

He's had my full support from the very beginning and I'm really sorry to see him go. Many thanks MC.