Why should my conclusions not be correct because I don’t remember the club saying it was just a dry run like others have suggested. We only have to wait until Sunday to see how it works but if it is a dry run which you obviously like to believe why no suggested gate for entry to the temporary stand.

Just to prove my point I have not said anything about my view but you point out what you think I believe you want to consider evidence before jumping to conclusions!

The temporary stand isn’t due to be erected until required for the home gam v Toulouse Saturday July 9th.
I would imagine access will be via East paddock gate A, until demolition takes place at that end of stand. There may have an alternative access from the rear of hospitality boxes.

You want the club to trial entry arrangements to a stand that doesn't exist yet?

I wouldn’t turn up to watch us a Belle Vue on the 9th July if i was you!

I hope people are not expecting too much from the temporary seating, if anyone can remember the open seating at HKR for away supporters before their new stand was built, I think our temporary seating will be something like tha.

I imagine people are expecting a seat.

In that case you won’t be disappointed, but I wouldn’t expect much more, perhaps you may need to invest in a umbrella.

Email from the club beginsIn preparation for work commencing on the East Stand, Wakefield Trinity are making important changes to our matchday procedures, effective immediately."

Well, rain is forecast for this afternoon, and knowing our luck it will rain on our home match days, particularly start of next season in winter months. I just thought a cover, a type of canvas over the seats, similar to the London Bs had at Trailfinders stadium. I can remember when HKR had open air seating for the away fans before the new stand was built, it always seemed to rain there when we played.

Look on the bright side, many supporters will be getting a free wrist band as a match souvenir

It'll be all Carters fault.

And that lucky wristband is staying in place until it looses it's magic.