I heard the interview and yes I am glad he confirmed that no more players need to be sold. I hope that whoever are advising on new players know what they are looking for but we will see. I don't think it will impact greatly on season ticket sales but at least he has drawn the line in the sand.
It is our most important season with relegation back on the agenda. I guess the biggest boost would be if the SL clubs reject the two down in favour of one.

Correct me if I'm wrong but Im sure that it isn't set it stone that we will indeed be going down to 12 teams?
I'm pretty sure they were meant to vote on what options they had but several clubs walked out..?

The walking out wasn't necessarily about the changes in the structure, more about SL clubs wanting power at the top table.

That said, a lot of clubs are in favour of going down to 12 purely because there isn't the depth of player or money (supposedly) for more.

In that sense, I'd say it's more than likely it will go down to 12 regardless of what pans out with Lenagan and the RFL.

Indeed, Lenagen et al are not overly concerned about the structure of SL, more the commercial ineptitude of the RFL.

That's more like it!

I'm pleased to hear that no more players need to be sold - if he's drawing a line under that, I'm happy to as well.

Now let's hope that the new signings start to be unveiled soon and it gets the Wakey public interested in buying their ST's!

Be great timing if they could be announced in lead up to Christmas and whilst the World Cup is giving out positive RL vibes.

The only word of warning on this is, even though we may not need to sell, we may find they want to go.
Stability, paying wages and new signings will help that not happen

Thought MC did a good job. Didn't like how he lathagically stated for investment of 50k from a business though. There isn't many businesses that would trust our club after years of dishonesty. MC needs to gain trust back! If I was a Wakey fan with family with millions in the bank or myself I would seriously invest in our club. A team in Wakefield doing well on the pitch, a club run properly the crowds would come again without doubt.

I thought you were!

he was leaving Cas one way or another and was on a decent wedge anyway which effectively reduces his transfer value, but thanks for your input.

We are going to be in the trenches for most of the season probably so we are going to need our troops to stand up and fight. In that respect, Aiton is understandably our biggest loss.

£400k became £600k which is now down to £100k. When you look at it like that, Michael Carter, you've done a hell of a job.

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I'm of the opinion that yes we've lost players, but we hardly pulled up any trees last season. If 7 players with the potential for 9 are incoming, I'll be honest, I'm quite excited about 2014!! Bring it on.

Just think we've missed a trick here, assuming the Express name a couple isn't that gonna take a bit of sting out of our announcement, why not have an announcement night at Cats bar? All revenue to the club?

That could be good announce 1 player every 15 minutes giving time for a bit of an interview with each

Quite remarkable that Trinity are still in existence.