When the trust was originally formed everyone concerned were more than happy that it would be capable of performing its tasks and duties. The bloater that chaired it must have also been happy for a while. However when the other members of the trust found out what he was up to and what his true intentions were, he was given the boot.

The trust elected a new chairman and the remaining trust board were still as competent and as capable as before. However just because the bloater is no longer pulling the strings, the council decide the trust is no longer fit for purpose.
The trust even offered to increase its director base and invite council representatives and other capable people to join.

Box did not want this, he is afraid of honest people who have the integrity to deliver what the people of Wakefield were promised. Box needs people he can manipulate, that's why he needs Walker.

So the present trust is no longer fit for purpose (the purpose of box)The process of selecting new directors seems to have started already. The only possible people that can be doing the selection process is either Box or Walker, or the pair of them together. I can assure you that everyone who joins will do and vote in exactly the way they are told.

If there is any club supporter out there who can't see whats going on here they need to really give their head a good shake.

I can work out what’s going on, it’s the box fan club and if you’re not in that he throws another teddy out of the cot!!
The thing is the ‘unpleasant person ‘ is stopping a new stadium being built and time is running out..

I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments

I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments

belly - I spoke to David Hinchliffe earlier this week when we got wind of this new trust WMDC were planning to set-up. He hasn't been invited and he is personally disgusted and outraged at Peter Box & the councils actions. If they did now invite him, I highly doubt he would resign from the Trust and join them, given our conversation.

I don't think anyone could question David Hinchliffe's support of Wakefield Trinity.

What a mess, good luck to those who are involved in seeing us right.

Quote Manuel="Manuel"I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments'" Eric contacted me via email and tendered his resignation from the Wakefield & District Community Trust on the 23rd January 2018. I accepted his resignation. The Wakefield & District Community Trust now has 5 remaining Directors, all of whom have committed to me to staying on board and none of us have been invited by WMDC to join this new Trust... make of that what you will!!! The Trust is now made up of the following remaining trustees/board members - Jonathan Stone - Chairman Michael Carter Chris Brereton Ian Bramley David Hinchliffe

Quote Manuel="Manuel"I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments'" Eric contacted me via email and tendered his resignation from the Wakefield & District Community Trust on the 23rd January 2018. I accepted his resignation. The Wakefield & District Community Trust now has 5 remaining Directors, all of whom have committed to me to staying on board and none of us have been invited by WMDC to join this new Trust... make of that what you will!!! The Trust is now made up of the following remaining trustees/board members - Jonathan Stone - Chairman Michael Carter Chris Brereton Ian Bramley David Hinchliffe

Quote Manuel="Manuel"I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments'" Exactly what it says. He resigned from the Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust which was the Club's Trust for working in the Community in April 2011 and he resigned from the Wakefield & District Community Trust which you may know as the existing Stadium Trust on Tuesday of this week.

Quote Manuel="Manuel"I had a look on Companies House. Says he resigned from Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust 19.4.11 and Wakefield and District Community Trust 23.4.18 (07034096) what does this mean then? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/offi ... pointments'" Exactly what it says. He resigned from the Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust which was the Club's Trust for working in the Community in April 2011 and he resigned from the Wakefield & District Community Trust which you may know as the existing Stadium Trust on Tuesday of this week.

The stench is unbelievable! How openly bent can they be and continue to get away with it

OK, many thanks for the clarification. So now we await trust mark 3.
Your patience is amazing. The smell is unbelievable.
Up the Trin

I've met Eric a few times and I assume he was trusted to be on the current Trust, so I assume not all bad. I know that he is a fan of the club and attends games home and away, and was a club director when the whole Newmarket thing started. I'd like to think he'd act in the clubs best interests as a fan. CB and MC might have their own views as to how well he runs a club, and at least Rodney isn't currently involved, but that doesn't mean he'd act against the interests of the club.

If we work on the assumption that Box does not want to deal with the club owners directly, Eric might be a good choice, if it's a way of getting the job done. I can't imagine he'd act against the best interests of the club.

Perhaps I'm being too charitable, but if this is the best way of achieving what is hoped to be achieved, fine. If, however, it's the beginning of a route to herald the return of Rodney, then we know it stinks.

Let's see what happens and then judge. I can't imagine Eric would want to be involved with something that would ultimately cause the club to end up being booted out of Super League. Those more closely involved might be more cynical than me, I accept that.

Slugger the question is why does Box not want to deal with the club owners ? the answer is that the club owners want Box to delivery a stadium, as promised fit for the Community whist Box wants to destroy the club, keep Yorkcort, 88m and Walker happy and rich. There is no deal to do whilst ever Box is around or when BV is the amswer