Easy one is this! Buy your season ticket, your club needs you to more than ever, that shouldnt even be in doubt if you ask me. Then comes the really tough decision....if the club chooses to segregate then just get on with it, still a lot more choices and better viewing points than at most away games....

Stewards stopped me as I approached the turnstiles and basically escorted me 'round to the side street ... and my son, and the elderly bloke with his wife behind us. We must've looked like trouble makers.

As for the £22 ....... I'm keeping it for when Bradford come 'round with the collection buckets AGAIN !

Segregation doesn't cause trouble. Trouble causes trouble

It is a shame we are where we are but it's hard to undo it now it has been done

Correct, on both counts.

It might be hard but now is the right time to review the outcomes of segregation and create a "thought through" policy that works.

The problems at the Cas match which initiated this particular round of strife were caused by ill conceived attempts at segregation and farcical rabblerousing by the club, not by civilised spectators who are now having to pay the price for badly constructed overreaction.

All this began with the Let's Go North campaign. The club wanted segregation that night, and look at the problems it caused.

And, as people said at the time, when the trouble started against Widnes, people were running from the North Stand to join in. Having said that, everyone on the West Terrace that night knew what was brewing 30 minutes before it all kicked off. Everyone except the security that is.

All segregation has done is move the troublemakers somewhere else. If they want trouble, they'll find it regardless of where they're stood.

Ultimately, this has cost the club season ticket holders at a time when they need them most.

I think it was "the city is ours" campaign for the wakey v cas game that caused hackles to be raised initially.

Well I have to say I like segregation.
Makes the place safer.

Even if the trouble has been moved, at least I now know where it will be and don't go there.

NIMBY

I feel it has had exactly the opposite effect.

Potential troublemakers are now grouped together and potential flashpoints have been created along the dividing lines. Previously hotheads were spread around the crowd but without the critical mass and the spark to ignite the tinderbox. We have now created the perfect environment for thugs to reign supreme and Belle Vue is no longer the safe and friendly ground it was not so long ago.

Get rid of segregation and we can remove most of the stewards and you immediately decrease the potential causes of discontent and reduce the opportunities to cause trouble.

Have to admit i don't like the segregation one bit. Found it lessened my enjoyment of the game and is one more reason why i am rapidly falling out of love with the game.

If folk want to stand "anywhere", just arrive in civvies, and stand where you like.

I've yet to hear anyone come out and say that they favour segregation. However, as the club (and others) have pointed out, away fans usually have their own area at other grounds, with the exception of Warrington and KR, so why the tantrums ?

Also, for any wavering home fans who don't want to renew their S/T for one reason or another,
you need to think long and hard about whether you want to watch Wakefield at all.
It's imperative that we compete next season and the fewer people that renew their memberships, the leaner the squad we will have on the field.
If you want us to compete, buy your S/T NOW, please.

Not fussed either way about segrgation, being a football fan as well I am more than used to it so dont really see an issue with it my self but can see why some would be upset.

One thing it has done is improve the atmosphere at Belle Vue and that is deffo a positive.