So was the game, no side gave the 1982 team an harder match throughout that tour.

I had the Main Stand in my head and that’s the one I was referring to and not the South Stand.

The South Stand was pulled down for a number of reasons all of which were bull - to facilitate the moving of the pitch by 25m South to make way for a sports complex at the North end was one, because it contained asbestos and was unsafe was another - both were bull as I said. It was a cracking stand and should have been left alone.

I think you may have to check your dates on that game. I assume you mean 1952?
They'd have got 100 in 1982.

We did'nt play them in 82

We gave em a good game in 90 if you're referring to that one?

Think Andy mason scored two crackers in that game

We don't need lectures on beer from people who's river has a head on it!

Not too sure about that, the Revolution brewery (I think that's it's name) do some magnificent beers.

yes it's revolutions, call him Mark lovely guy who owns it, also has the Wakefield exchange pub in town

South stand was demolished in 79, I heard they were going to build a Tesco there or some rubbish but it never happened.
Dunno who's special project that was, it sounds daft enough to actually be true...lol

The concrete blockwork boundary wall at the rear of where the south stand used to be (now the flats) was allegedly erected by the legendary second-rower Bill Ashurst during his tenure at Trinity. It was affectionately referred to as "The Bill Ashurst Stand" by some fans.

It was taken down and sold to a farmer in Holland ! Who for many years used it to store bales of hay, dont know if its still standing.