I wish BV was in as bad a state then

I'm sure we will miss em. I was talking about York in the context that they moved out of town and to a ground that was unsuitable for RL and lost a lot of support through doing so. When they were at Clarence Road they were reasonably successful.

But the punters still turn up in droves!!!

When I win the euro millions and build a new stadium for Wakefield it'll be curious to see if these so called stay away fans turn up or just using it as an excuse, I guess we'll never know eh

Regal Trophy, 92 I think

If your calling the Yorkshire cup a "major " trophy,then I think the Regal Cup trumps it because it involved teams from Lancashire.
Don't know when you won the Yorkshire cup though.

We won it 1992-3 season.

We won it 1992-3 season.

And still the holders, there can't be many rugby teams unbeaten in a competition for 24yrs.

Leeds United have been English First Division champions for 24 years!

From what it would appear, Wakefield Trinity has no professional business/management/promotion/advertising structures. While ever there is no investment in this area we will continue to flounder. An earlier poster commented that news and views about the club are only relayed through social media or local radio. When someone from the club is offered a spot on Radio Yorkshire or Leeds, I wonder how many of our non trinity supporters are tuning in as well as the diehard fan - not many I'm sure !!
The club, apart from the Community team, have little or no interaction with the city. Whilst this prevails, growth and interest in the club will always be held back and reined in. A sad reflection of this was the fact that as the season ended and until only recently, anyone entering the club shop would have thought they were entering a third rate charity shop under development. I know people may say that the club was awaiting new merchandise but surely proper business plans would have prevented this revenue inactivity from taking place
Maybe the slow movement of progress regarding the clubs home is partly because potential investors, whether they are sponsors, council or developers, see a business organisation that oozez little professionalism.

I must say the interest from the Castleford public toward their local team is much to be admired - lots of lessons could be learnt I'm sure.

Go in the shop now it's full of class merchandise best we've ever had, it was a total rebrand this year so bound to be a cross over. cas have had a top 6 side and a Wembley appearance in the last 3 years with a new stadium on the way that's the difference.

Please re read my post.

That is the whole point - there shouldn't be a 'crossover'.

And I'm afraid on a 'like for like' basis Cas seem to be miles ahead of us.