This on the face of it can be something that all involved can be very proud off. I know the club has been run on a vastly reduced staff also didn't I hear those remaining had taken a reduction in wages too.

As I understand it and remember MC saying at the time is the agreement with Glover about him calling debts in is a verbal one and is not on paper.

I remember MC saying at one meeting I went to that the agreement for AG not to call in the money WAS in writing - otherwise he wouldn't have taken the club over.

Outstanding news,in the League Express for all to see as well.Well done MC and Co

Like Snowie says it's our time as Wakefield residents to do our bit.....onwards and upwards...believe.

Not wishing to ruin the moment but the current board took over at the end of August. The accounts relate to the period Nov 2013 therefore the profit stated is probably more to do with the sale of players and the reduction in overheads.
The difficulty will be to continue the trend now we have no players or overheads to reduce. I wish them well and it is good news which I hope they can sustain, I guess we will only find out this time next year.

That's you not getting a Christmas dinner invite.

For sustainability the club should continue to encourage innovative ideas to generate income for the club, taking a leaf out of those other small professional sports clubs across the country. We had a forum page and it was full of ideas which MC was very receptive to.

The weekly car boot venue on the car park was just one of a number of ideas that could potentially generate a weekly income of £2000 during the off season. It only needs a licence from the council and the necessary risk assessments and careful management by volunteers.

Does that figure include the winnings from the prediction leauge?

Seriously well done to all concerned, keep it up.

In the run up to Christmas we need to be pushing the Amazon cash back idea that was mentioned. That could earn a fortune in the next 2/3 months if you think about January sales as well

Really good news. Well done and thank you to all concerned

Does this mean price of beer will come down coff. Good news well done all

Fantastic news, especially when you consider Salford lost £5 million and had a similar season to you on field.