Marketing is key, as much as general business acumen is. Until we all get to knwo Mr Glover better, we shouldn't just assume he's got all the answers!

Yes lets give Glover time to settle in, I'm sure he will work things out, and appoint people as he moves forward, like he said, James and him self need to push hard for new franchise, the rest will fall into place as time moves on...

Don't get me wrong I don't think it should all be left to him anyway. We all know someone who used to come and watch games that has become disillusioned and no longer comes. It is our responsibility to persuade those people to return.

Having said that I still feel that Mr Glover and his team will have a far better understanding of marketing than the previous regime, and that we will see that over the next few weeks/months.

The reason behind my suggestion for having Neil Fox as our club president was the challenge of securing a franchise for the next 3 years.If you were going to a meeting with the decision makers at Redhall, who would you rather have as a member of your negotiating team,an extra business or marketing man or Neil Fox M.B.E ?

Have faith in apg100 - he will do his best for you because he IS one of you !

Both?

agree re both. Neil Fox would add weight to the campaign but do feel we need to also get another strong business man / woman on board with sales & marketing background. I understand where people are coming from with regards to giving Andrew Glover time but to be honest with you, time is something we do not now have. The RFL have deadlines and as good as AG is financially I am not 100% convinced that he can do it alone.
I have absolute faith in AG turning this club around and yes I have absolute faith that he will do a much better job than the last regime but with a bigger team around him from different industries then who knows, surely it cant hurt?

If I were in charge of the bid, I'd line up as many Trinity greats as I could at the back of the room during the interview stage, to remind those divots at Red Hall what this game is actually about. A quietly dignified procession of the likes of Neil Fox, Rocky Turner and Harold Poynton might just help them recall that whilst expansionism, fancy stadiums and big money sponsorship might be the future of the game, that future is built on the sweat and toil of historic clubs like Wakefield Trinity.

This is Wakefield - without us, you are weaker.

why would it be weaker without us?
thinking we've got to stop kidding ourselves, SL rugby will next season will not have one club in wakey and that includes cas!!!