19 - Good to see Anth England back!

Chris Annakin
Tinirau Arona
Matty Ashurst
James Batchelor
Anthony England
David Fifita
Ryan Hampshire
Keegan Hirst
Justin Horo
Craig Huby
Tom Johnstone
Ben Jones-Bishop
Max Jowitt
Reece Lyne
Jacob Miller
Pauli Pauli
Tyler Randell
Bill Tupou
Kyle Wood

FC 19

1. Jamie Shaul
2. Bureta Faraimo
3. Carlos Tuimavave
4. Josh Griffin
5. Fetuli Talanoa
7. Marc Sneyd
8. Scott Taylor
9. Danny Houghton
11. Dean Hadley
12. Mark Minichiello

15. Chris Green
16. Jordan Abdull
17. Danny Washbrook
20. Brad Fash
21. Sika Manu
23. Mickey Paea
26. Jordan Lane
29. Masi Matongo
35. Liam Harris

Accepting that Trinity cant win the league this season, our aim has to be to finish as high as possible.
Of course, there is some monetary benefit to finishing higher up the table but, for Wakefield, it's all about putting a marker down and giving ourselves the best platform possible to start next season.

Hull will definitely want to gain revenge for their mauling a few weeks ago but, even if they have a few more bodies back, this is Wakefields game to win and if we can get a quick start, before FC have chance to find their rhythm we should win.

Come on Trin !

We should be playing our strongest squad and trying to win every game. There is nothing worse than seeing a team in the late stages of the season with one foot on the beach and Friday's match is winnable.

Prize money to play for, league position to play for and other team's seasons to mess up

The likes of Hampshire should be going full tilt for a new deal in these last games. I don't think we're going top see many major ins or outs this autumn so the group need to put their own markers down for next year.

5 of us going. Noticed on the tickets that we're stuck in that NE corner of the East Stand. Obviously they're not expecting a lot of away fans?

It has been like that last few times I have been, did not make the away game in the regular season but in last years super 8`s (Which was a big game in the context of the top 4) we were in the corner as well and there was plenty of us that turned up.

Indeed.
It's a cracking stadium but, we get allocated some of the worst seats that there are.
4 of us going and it promises to be a decent game.

Come on Trin !

All away fans (apart from Rovers) are put in that corner. I've been to a few games at the KCom this season and last and they are there, even the mighty Wigan on a weekend are put in that corner.

(BTW should there be an "on" in the title of this thread or was it started by an American English speaker?)

Pat Bateman is the representative for the grammar police on the Wakefield board for RLfans, just bring it to his/her attention and it will be dealt with swiftly.

Be the same guy who put "Math" a few weeks ago.

6 going including a die hard Chelsea fan who’s first game was the hull game at home .Told him not to expect the same score line this time out ,but if we get stuck in think the points are ours to lose .
Talking of salary caps he went to see Chelsea over the weekend and said they were dire and is taking a real shine to rl now he’s getting to know the rules .

I've been there a couple of times in recent years to watch NCEL football finals which were played there. It was just the main stand that was open for these and what a different viewing experience it was compared to being shoved in a corner for the rugby. Should be a great game and it would have been my choice for Sky.

Unfortunately the company which run the stadium (who also own Hull City AFC) dictate where visiting fans go. Its of scant consolation, but away football fans are put in that corner as well.


I would hope that with there being little in the game from a possible push to the top 4 and with Hull's players that returned from injury a little too early for the game a few weeks back at Belle Vue, that both team can throw caution to the wind and play some expansive stufff.

I'd be happy with the same again

Seriously though, it will be a pretty close game and the bookies have Hull down as favourites although, with having lost the last 4, I'm hoping that confidence will still be low and that Trinity can come away with 2 points.

24 - 20 to Wakefield

A lot of teams put visiting fans right in the corner Warrington' Leeds, Hull to name a few. It seems at Wakefield they can sit anywhere they like as long as it's not a season ticket holders seat
why not put the away supporters down at the bottom end of the ground as well?

Who's heading over tomorrow?