Have to agree....Richard Whiting is a right pain in the @rse...he usually manages to score against us !!!!

absolutely! But I assume you take my point???
Players leave clubs to 'develop their careers'! Wakey have 'predated' clubs in the lower leagues for their best players.
Bigger SL clubs may do the same with Wakey. It happens. We hope the one's I mentioned would have stayed at Fev - they didn't! C'est la vie.

When/if your club is relegated to championship rugby, you'll see that harsh reality of life much more often!

I do indeed take your point, I only hope that your last comment doesn't happen. Players do indeed move from club to club, but Wakefield needs to make it's mark now. Otherwise, we may be visiting Post Office Road on a seasonal basis.

Not trolling here - but I genuinely think our good friday games will be back on the fixture list soon!!

You think Fev have that good a chance of playing Super League soon?

no! Don't think I'll ever see Fev in SL unless there is a dramatic wholesale change in direction. Why did you ask?

I wouldnt disagree on that.

Everyone knows that if the stadium situation doesnt move forward drastically for Cas and Wakey,in all probability at least one of us will be out of super league.

Would have preffered Menze Yere at Sheffield

It's not a question of confidence at this end - it's more that we, as responsible employers, cannot promise that isn't in our hands to deliver. As we found with Brough, it is difficult to compete with the likes of Huddersfield when they are guaranteed a place in the next round of licences. Anyone joining Wakefield could end up having a contract cancelled at the end of next year.

All this uncertainty is not good for the club and we really look forward to the planning issue being sorted quickly!

Your point that you will be playing us on Good Fridays, i assumed you are confident of coming up!

! Oh yeh! Really confident!

Any idea when an anouncement might be made about the stadium Phil ?

If there is any link with with your development proceeding and WMDC, ie they are putting money in, I understand that a decision will be made late summer on spending cuts. From what I can gather the budget cuts will be in several millions (rumour is £20m+) so you could probably draw your own conclusions if Trinity and Cas are likely to get any Council funding!

Privately funded, so no need to worry on our behalf.