Bren - you have done it now telling everyone its a flask of strong tea what you should have said was "due to my illness I have to have a drink of tepid water with me at all times".Stating an illness would have had everyone standing 25 meters away now they know its strong tea they will be mob handed at the Wigan game trying to take the tea off you

and the stewards were still not letting fans take their own food and drink into the ground at the Doncaster Road turnstiles!

One young lad had his rucksack searched and he had to leave his plastic bottle of Coke and two packets of crisps outside the ground.
Once again, shameful. I'm not sure whether we want fans to watch our games!

Not the only one, i wonder how much this policy will cost?

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... y/2014/06/ needs sorting

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... y/2014/06/ needs sorting

Saw the pile of bottles etc outside turnstiles as we left game.

Saw somebody get taken from the ground for refusing to hand over a bottle of juice. Felt disgusted to be honest. The club can't afford to treat fans like this but seems to continue to do its best to rub people up the wrong way.

Does this say to you that you can bring plastic bottles into the stadium just not alcohol or glass?? or am I reading it wrong?

Reads like plastic bottles are allowed to me. It needs sorting quickly.

Come to the game ,buy your food ,drinks. In the ground....simples ...

I know this sounds silly, but could it be to do with the bottle tops? Whenever you buy beer in plastic bottles at grounds they keep the tops so it's less effective as a projectile/missile (if you're into that kind of idiotic thing!)

Never had a plastic bottle taken from me at any ground other then at Magic weekend. Had my bag searched many times with no problem.

I thought this may happen and it did.

I was mad at seeing a pile of confiscated bottles outside the Donny Rd turnstiles (interesting that the Stewards were not searching bags on the West Terrace turnstiles which will lead to frustration at the policy not being applied across all entry points).

The reason they were confiscated was confirmed to me by one of the Senior Stewards. THE BOTTLES WERE NOT SEALED. They were partly drunk and could contain anything inc alcohol. I have no problem with this but please can someone find on the press release from the club the word SEALED or anything suggesting the confiscation of part opened bottles.

Moral of this story OPEN YOUR BOTTLES IN THE GROUND.

Sorry for shouting (using capital letters) but I'm trying to get the message across clearly that the club has not.

Oh and the steward also said that next they were going to get tough with smokers too.

Would you not be entitled to ask for a receipt for the confiscated items and collect them on the way out. Who gets to keep them? I can't see the stewards throwing good stuff away.