I'd suggest their average will significantly decrease considering they've played their 3 big games for the season eg Wigan. St Helens and Warrington

oi what about us ?
We played they as well mate !!!
Well we didnt "play"but we did play.

I'd argue cas Leeds and maybe bulls to be our 3 biggest games.

6700 is a good average considering we've had quins and Salford at home already. Would be nice to break the 7k average. Hudds are going well this season so hopefully they'll bring more than the usual mini bus full which should hopefully mean only les cats as a poorer crowd. With promotions and marketing for that game if we could get 6.5k plus that would be a good acheivement

He's on aout salford

this shows exactly why wakey shud be in super league and why quins dont deserve to be in super league for me widnes in for quins

where are wakey with there new stadium, funding and planning permisson ect ?

My bad, tired. Scratch that then

Funding sorted (allegedly), planning permission is the stumbling block as got called in for public enquiry which won't get a decision till probably this time next year. Having said that, other planning considerations mean that in theory that decision is likely to come out in our favour (or so I'm told by more knowledgeable people than me)

Also, it sounds like we've got contingency plans for next season til a decision on Newmarket is reached, quite what it is is anybodies guess!

read a abit about wakey in the rugby league world and it states in there that you have the all the funding sorted so thats good news. and im sure i read somewhere that wakey will play at oakwell til the stadium is done not sure that would be good though for the club.

Doubt it will be oakwell mate. Rfl not keen on the idea apparently. Upgrade of belle vue or dewsbury rams stadium been mooted

like i say just heard that before and agree i woundt like wakey to play there even though its a good stadium, dewsbury only has 2 stands dosent it? and can bell bue be upgraded in terms of new stands ect

I heard adding two temp stands to the ends of Dewsbury could be an option. I would imagine the stands would be sold when Newmarket gets off the ground.

As for belle vue I think there was talk of roof over north stand and potential redevelopment of of a side stand to increase capacity.

Who knows but if these options are viable and have been explored then it will be interesting indeed

It's good to know that fans of other clubs are taking an interest. Good facilities benefit all fans of the game.

Planning permission has its own time zones. It was approved by the council but then called in for public inquiry, due mainly to greenbelt issues for the adjacent distribution centre, which is funding the development.

A complication is that the land in question (an ex-colliery next to the M62) was, at the same time, being redesignated from greenbelt to industrial/distribution use.

These two processes are clearly interlinked and the PI was delayed further, so that the outcome of the redesignation will be known before the start of the PI.

It would appear that the redesignation is highly likely to happen as the process is well advanced and the council has a legal obligation to find suitable land for this purpose. Any objections must include suggestions for more suitable land within Wakefield.

I believe the PI is now due to start in December, with a decision likely by March 2012. A positive result would mean building could start immediately and the stadium would be in use for the start of the 2013 season.

The stadium complex will also include substantial and much needed community sports facilities.

These decisions are clearly beyond the control of WTRLFC and so the current management are, wisely, not putting all their eggs in one basket and are considering all other options. An enhanced Belle Vue would probably be the first-choice, short-term option, but there are issues over ownership and rental agreements.

Add to this the fact that, as yet, we don't even know which competition we'll be playing in next year; the situation has many variables and parameters and is quite complex.

I think we are quietly confident that the new stadium will happen, sooner rather than later, but we must plan as if it won't.

Anyway, as the fans can't do an awful lot about any of this, so we get to enjoy what seems to be a last hurrah in SL supporting a committed and enthusiastic young team of underdogs,trying to make it as embarrassing as possible for the RFL to kick us out.