Out of curiosity BLM, what is, or what will the capacity be at Ossett Albion, once their work is all complete.

Tidy little ground is Ossett Albion but I would think they need to sort out a different access route (maybe off Healey Road if that were possible) in order to have a viable expansion plan.

Only reason why I ask, is that according to Wiki, I think their capacity was something like 3000, and the average attendance in the 4th tier, should they go professional, and work their way up through the leagues was 4700. If this were to happen, and were to progress, and who knows, maybe even beyond that, then their ground would probably be deemed too small. We are still fighting for a new stadium, and have been as long as I have been supporting them just about. Should one day Ossett need to move to a new and bigger stadium, what is the likeliehood of this council delivering another stadium on top of what we are trying to achieve.

To me, a facility, which would be shared with us and Ossett, would seem the most feasable option.

There ambition to get into the next tier will also require ground improvement as well as a squad build. Exactly what recommendations are required regarding the capacity I’m not sure but they’ve already got a full time manager and a decent players budget backed by 2 very keen and ambitious young business men.

Can’t see where they’d put a new stadium in Ossett apart from at the holiday in on Queens Drive... which I’m sure was one of the original suggestions for a new Stadium... ever get the feeling we’re talking in circles!

Yes Queens Drive was an option. Would have needed a lot of soil moving to level out the site.

I live in the south of Wakefield, and today received the Winter 2017 Wakefield South Ward Labour Party Newsletter through my letterbox which contains the following statement"We will be working hard to secure a Community Stadium at Belle Vue that will not only be a resource for the whole city but also help regenerate Agbrigg and Belle Vue. The area has a proud history as a centre for Rugby League andit can also help build a positive economic future for the area"

Strange, only less than six months ago their leader said it was nothing to do with the Council!!!!

Although I'm a commited Socialist, I think I'll give them a miss in May.

Good idea, withdraw from the democratic process because a Rugby League stadium is all that matters. Doesn’t matter that the Tory-enabled Wakefield Academies has screwed up local education, or that Tory cuts to Council spending are damaging everything from social services to policing - let’s just take our bats home and let them carry on!

Oh god, let's not have another Political debate on here, too many people complained last time about it.

PM each other for that sort of thing please.

Exactly my thoughts also, it's getting a bit tedious now all this points scoring between people of differing political views.
Its a forum for Wakefield Trinity and Rugby League, lets keep to the subject.

Correct

Hoping more positive meetings/news this month get some watertight contracts signed and get on with it, 2020 playing in the new Belle Vue stadium and if it's built to the design that was released back in September it will be a very tidy well designed stadium.

Up the Trin

That is a VERY big "if"....the reality could be something very different indeed !!

Hope not because it's a really good stadium design and looking at 88m's other projects they're all well designed. Could be a cheaper flat pack option or as many on here will say nothing will happen we will have to wait and see.

Up the Trin

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I don't see why this topic should be locked, with a few spoiling it for the majority.
Simple as that.