What Cas do is put the club at the heart of the community, make it the symbol of the town. It is harder for us because Wakey is bigger and so easier for the club to be ignored. As good as the "Wildcats" is for the kids when they get to the club (although I would go back to just Trinity, and have Wildcats as the nickname, but that's a different debate), maybe the emphasis should be more on the word "Wakefield". The new ground, if it happens, may help in that regard, as it will be a big new shiny thing for the city.

Anyone know when the away shirts are in the shop? I have a couple ordered and now the 4 nations have finished I need something else to look forward to.

was told 2nd week in Dec

Weds 6 til 7 astroturf at Outwood Grange

neither is diggerland

Any 1 no wen the new away shirts r due in?

A very smart idea, no doubt they will make sure the event at Xscape gets loads of publicity. They are opening a shop at Xscape at the end of the month as well, which will further raise their profile.

Wakey should look at doing something similar next season, but i can not think of a suitable venue.

For the shirt release, at a special exhibition at the Hepworth with artistic pictures of famous names from Trinity's past would be a great publicity stunt.

The club always had a shop in the Ridings but unfortunately rates meant they moved out of there onto a side street before moving completely back to BV to save money. I think with so many stores standing vacant in the Ridings that the owners would at least offer a unit at a discounted rate to get people in.

Trinity walk, which would be a natural partnership, will not be ready until 2011 so maybe the season after the club could look at something there as part of a sponsorship package.

Two very good points