Think you got your wish already

but then you already knew that



Joking aside it is an utter disgrace.

Looking at the questions when completing the questionnaire, it certainly would appear the club want the customer experience to go further than just turning up to games.

Good work by the club.

I quite liked the idea what someone mentioned before about craft beers, shame we dont have Snowie serving up his finest these days. Also, some local food suppliers could be interested in that, and the profile they could get

yeah and had great fun doing at the time, my problem was I had to re-rack the ale on the day of the match so when it was transported it wouldn't cloud up with the sediment, had it been vented and tapped in advance after having time to settle I wouldn't have had so much of a work load on the day, if the club wants to look into putting real ale back on sale I would be willing to give them advice on how to go about it and can get them the supplier who still brews the same ales, it would need a better set up than a shed

Done the questinare
Two mins of a job

Great to see things moving forward on the new stand

agree with this ! this would get the fans in who lover beer and food - not to mention the local restaurant owners! they might not even like league.

plus and this is something we need -NOBODY else does it .

Without wishing to rain on your parade, the first priority is to ensure you are still a Superleague team next year. All of the these plans will count for nothing if you're in the Championship. Obviously I hope you wait until after Sunday before you go on a winning run. Good luck for the rest of the season.

I think we're all well aware of our current situation, but we're very experienced at Wakefield in fighting for our very existence!

You can't blame fans for being optomistic in all this talk of a new stand, we've waited donkeys years, been cheated, lied to and deceived in the past, so when genuine progress comes along it's easyto understand some excitement .

The stadium needs upgrading regardless of what competition Trinity are playing in. Granted how viable the club will be in the lower tier is up for debate, but we have a aspirational young football club also needing a home. As the survey illustrates the club want this to he more than just a spectator stand.

Don't get too too excited just check out who is behind them

Yes rw,some people on the trust are not happy

I've tried PB but get names and don't recognise anyone. Who is behind them?

Wakefields Knight of the realm. I best end it there because when you dig even deeper other things start to emerge and in these PC times you have to be careful what you say.

Ok PB. But even in these PC times if it's in the public domain it's for public consumption.

Quote ="JINJER"I've tried PB but get names and don't recognise anyone. Who is behind them?'" https://www.romirogroup.com/blog/larges ... r-kick-off You don't have to look too far to join up the dots

Quote ="JINJER"I've tried PB but get names and don't recognise anyone. Who is behind them?'" https://www.romirogroup.com/blog/larges ... r-kick-off You don't have to look too far to join up the dots

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Dancing with the enemy....

Makes me feel rather uncomfortable knowing this.

Dear me.....

A head shaker, cheers.

Me too.

Indeed, Strange bedfellows.

It'll be interesting to see who's lined up to build it.

As long as we don't end up like Coventry City!!

But then again, aren't these things always likely? Rodders has a company that wants to invest in sports developments. The other mush owns a football club in Wakefield. They move in similar circles. If you look at Rodders past and present business interests on Companies House, he's had his fingers in so many pies there'll be links and connections everywhere. The ground is owned by the rugby club. They'll get rent (I assume) from the football club. The owner knows Rodders. I can't see the big deal.

I doubt Rodders wants Trinity that much that he'd use a Trojan Horse football club to somehow get influence. After all, MC has repeatedly offered to sell the club in the past.

I doubt Rodders wants Trinity at all, but right now they are a necessary evil to engineer the position needed. You would have to be pretty naive to believe that the football club is going to rock up at BV with an arm full of grant funding to develop the place and not want to be more than tenants. You can bet your bottom dollar that they will end up with a large part of the pie and it will be a case of take it or leave it.

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