Just a point of advice Bornin, The two newspapers that cover the game are published weekly, on a Monday , and are The League Express and League Weekly. The over the counter price is £1.50 for each. I personally prefer League Expres, but both cover the game thoroughly including the amateur game, NRL and other countries. I've tried in vain to purchase a copy when in your neck of the woods, but they may be available on subscription. I't's nice to see Trinity have a fan (fans) darn sarth!

You can buy League Express online and read it on your phone.

Good point jakey!!!

League Weekly also online. Get both through Pocket mags.

I reread your post Eastern. Nails the answer perfectly.
I'd probably add that Cas Salford and Trin are benefiting from good young coaches who have learned their game well.
Many of our coaches previously have been ex players thrown straight in the deep end.

No matter what the sport, when you play as a team & with a togetherness, you can achieve far more. It would seem that Wakefield have this in abundance at the mioment. How I would like to see this at Queens Park Rangers!

I see the next two league matches are Leeds & Hull. Both of their football teams I detest, so I can't see why I shouldn't their RL sides!

BTW i've been impressed by how supporters of Salford, Castleford & Hull have said good things about Wakefield on the match thread, This is something I'm not used to. Is it usual, or just one of those rare moments?

Yes. Youre right there.

Enjoy the rest of Mexico. Went there on honeymoon. Tginking of taking kids next year.

Stayed in the Riviera Maya, and went to Tolom and Xel Ha on day trips.

Great place.

Another great win today. Made the pain on the gash on my leg today I got before going, worthwile.

I'm in Riviera Maya now.
Just had lunch after swimming at the Cenote Garden of Eden.
Sat back at the hotel watching the waves roll in and enjoying all the comments about Wakefield.
(And feeling blessed when you see what it happening in London)

Very true, and enjoy.

Really is worrying, whats going off around us.

Was at the Hull City of Culture concert on Saturday, and I did feel on edge about it, there were about 23,000 in there. Taking kids to their first concert later in the year.

Anyway, back to introductions

There's no better team to prove the togetherness and spirit theory than Huddersfield Town with the low budget, exactly the same as what Wakefield are doing now.