Ballcocks to being proud of losing! We have shown an overwhelming support for an overwhelming argument for Newmarket to be given a green light. Nothing else will do.

The campaign will then turn towards ensuring delivery of the project.

Still a long way from kick-off in our new stadium, but progress is being made!

I think which ever way it goes, tears will be shed in the Armadillo household! But I remain confident, but not complacent, on which 'type' of tears they will be!

I'm proud of the effort we have put in and I'm confident we will get the green light. As a Trin fan for a number of years I've seen many failed attempts but none of them have gone as far and had the support Newmarket has, this feels like its the one that will finally happen.
TRINITY FOREVER
WAKEFIELD COMMUNITY STADIUM FOREVER
NO SURRENDER

Some disgraceful comments on Casforum, it's a good job that board isn't my total experience of Cas fans.

On the other hand, seems like the PI has gone well and with a bit of luck and a fair wind we should have a new home in 18months!

Most of the occupants of that board are what the phrase 'you can't educate pork' was made for. Thankfully there are more reasonable fans around who aren't as bitter and twisted and understand the the situation BOTH teams are in. Nothing is certain for both teams but also nothing is yet ruled out for either. The picture will be clearer by easter.

It does seem quite strange in comparison to when Saints, Salford and even Hull were having new grounds built. Don't remember any rugby league fan wishing that their projects would fail.

Salford seemed to get some stick, perhaps its more directed to teams who's very futures in the top flight are inextricably linked to a new or improved facilities, meaning the emotions run a little higher.

I don't suppose any of the others were perceived to be directly pitted against their derby rivals in the 'stadium race.' It's clear that the RFL don't want both WTW and Castelford in SL, so the received wisdom is that whichever of us doesn't deliver on the promises made in our franchise applications for 2012-14 will get the boot, never to return.

The stakes are high and as such, there is more than a whiff of desperation in the air.

There is certainly plenty of fear on both sides. If either Cas or ourselves complete their new stadium and the other club doesn't the perception is that the team without a new stadium will be dropped from SL, not just for a 3 year period, but possibly for eternity.
This fault does not rest with the clubs and their supporters, but with the system.
If we move forward and with the game begining to expand in the Midlands and South of the country, there will inevitably be some changes that will upset clubs in the "heartlands" and there should be open discussion as to the longer term plan for the game as a whole.

Wakefield Trinity Tigers, playing out of NM?

No Bren Snydale Villas Trinity Tigers, Playing out of The Big Fellas Arena

No way....you get two bits of your name and we only get one.