Hope we do not take our foot of the gas against the so called bottom side ,Salford have not improved a lot ,but Huddersfield and Caz are  better than they were a few month ago The away matches will not be easy

Agree upthetrin92 - if you wanted to be hypercritical you could say champion sides never drop their standards, but in the middle of the season when everything's sticking it's natural to start going away from the gameplan and pulling tries out of your backside. Saints did the same when they hosted us. 


I don't actually think it'll be a bad thing ahead of Thursday - a bit of humility and proof that we're not Globetrotters and that points come as a result of tactical discipline and pressure. If we go to Hull with that mindset we should be fine. UTT.


I am a bit nervous about Huddersfield if I'm honest. Not because they're very good, it's just the kind of fixture we'd slip on after two good weeks. Maybe that's not us anymore. We'll soon find out.

One game at a time, let's get FC out of the way first and hopefully 2 more points.

Hull is a key game.
We both have probably 4 games we should win and 1 we might win, with the rest against the top teams.


The winner of this one has a great advantage to take forward to hold the 6th position, or higher with a fair wind.


Warrington also play Hull and have some decent fixtures. It'll be tight.

Our points difference is superior to both Wire and FC, which in Wires case leaves us two wins in front of them. 

Looking forward to this one.
On holibobs this week, so making the most of it....
Off over to City Hull Thursday afternoon with Mrs BG, watch the game (and hopefully a victory!) staying over and then off to Sunny Scarborough on the Friday for a day by the seaside.....


Bliss. 

Don't forget your factor 50 sun cream BG...gonna be a scorcher this weekend 

Dont need it Fil.....I have a "head start" over you non-carribean gentlemen.......

Going over to Hull making use of the club offer of free coach travel.


Hopefully a good following going over

https://wakefieldtrinity.com/hullfc-squad-named/ Oliver Russell and Ellis Lingard replace Oli Part and Jack Croft, who looked like he got a bang on his knee against Catalan.

https://wakefieldtrinity.com/hullfc-squad-named/ Oliver Russell and Ellis Lingard replace Oli Part and Jack Croft, who looked like he got a bang on his knee against Catalan.

Reckon Wakey will win by a couple of scores. 
Hull are in a bit of a rut atm, making too many unforced errors to give themselves any chance of winning games. 
Plus without Asiata and Pryce the attack is looking a bit blunt. 
If they hang onto the ball and complete in the 90s then we might be able to grind the game out but I'm not holding my breath.

Our record away at Hulk is sketchy, and our record on Thursday night games isn’t good either.  No better time to put that right.