I'd no real complaints about the ground. Arrived 10 mins before k.o. and still got seated easily. Could have then sat at other end but decided to stand along touchline at top of hill for 2nd half no problems. Tidy little ground and I'd happily visit again but would hope the team join me next time.

I'm going to add an additional factor that had always worried me, because we've seen it before with trips to London: staying in hotels.

In reality, the players just end up killing time until the game, wandering around and not particularly enjoying themselves. I think it's one of the reasons why some clubs fly into Perpignan on match day now. By the time the game comes, the players aren't in the right frame of mind.

What disappoints me is that we endlessly shoot ourselves in the foot. There was a big following yesterday and a good win would have given us momentum for next week, with crowds and money, etc. Who seriously is looking forward to next week now?

Well we very didn't go to London yesterday, were going to ditch train tickets and match day tickets due to London telling me by email all seating was for home fans only. We took a folding seat for me and when getting to the ground there was seating for away fans! Get your act together London and give visiting fans the correct information.

I hope we find the people (not fans) who did the damage at London and throw the book at them.

Wakefield get criticised for the view at BV but, although the stand behind the sticks was indeed close to the action, the view from the front two rows was just too low down.
It's a tidy little ground if you are aiming for a few hundred fans but, it struggled to cope with a couple of thousand yesterday.
Mind you, your team played well so, I'm sure that you aren't bothered.
The facilities are a long way form either the Stoop, which was top draw and still some way behind The Hive, which was still some way off SL Standard.
I know that you have dispensation from The RFL for your facilities but, does this also come with the drop in funding that other clubs have ?

Getting back to Wakefield
I believe that we took London far too lightly and we should have gone with our absolute strongest 17 and worked harder to batter London's lighter forwards I think they call it "setting the platform".
Also, Hampshire has some great quality coming forward but as a defensive FB I'd prefer Jowitt.

It's only Saints next week so, we can rack up our first 2 league points then



However well London played and the did play well, we threw away 2 points, which we cant get back.
Really disappointing performance accross the park and only Fifita seemed to be making any metres with ball in hand.

That was the only positive part of the day, a quick & efficient service even when swamped with Trinity fans. A tad expensive though!

You can [ialways[/i rely on London for that......

Just watched CC's post match press conf. Hardly surprising that he's not a happy bunny......


His non-verbal cues gave away his frustration!
I did think that Anthony England should have started - it seemed a strange choice of forwards and I also agree with some posters who said Justin Horo should have started too.
Oh well, onwards and (hopefully) upwards!

It will be nice in the summer when that Beer Garden is open too.

I thought it was fine. I'm not sure how you'll cope when Wigan and the Hull sides attend, who tend to bring large away followings, but it's fine. Was able to get a good view and the staff were very friendly.

Historically the Hull teams don't bring large followings to London, Wigan and Saints did at the Stoop.

The ground has hosted Wires, Leeds, Hull KR in the middle 8's in recent years without issues.

that what happens when you sign a 40 year old half back who has never really been any good and at wrong side of 30 his best (if that was ever good enough) is well behind him.

we are in trouble this year,

We really aren’t.