Tell me about it, sadly the people of Wakey don't seem to care and this in part as lead to this increase/problem IMO.

You only have to look at Widnes, Leigh and now Halifax to see that when the next franchises come round I think you are in big trouble if something is not done about your stadium.

Do you think so crikey lets get on with doing something about this!

Further news just in Man lands on Moon

and it only £16 to get into Wigan in the best stadium in SL £20/18 to get into Belle Vue is a real problem I have said before and I will say again we should look to leave the Cityof Wakefield NOW until the new stadium is ready this could be Doncaster or Oakwell

As for the opening post I cant disagree with any of it

Leaving the city would do Trinity no benefit whatsoever, there need's to be more presence not less, on the road matches at Oakwell perhaps is an option. I think £20/18 is too expensive but then if the ground tax was £15 people would still complain/use it as an excuse not to go.

I know this is living in la la land but if the funding was ever there to cover any shortfall I would like to see an adult standing season ticket price of £100, £10/£8 pre-purchase match day entry, OAP/Students £5 and under 16’s free. I think these prices would boost the numbers sufficiently to ensure the shortfall isn’t too large, it may even surpass it if take up is good.

Great idea, go to Donny and charge £16 to get in...................

Plus £7/8 in petrol and an extra hour on your evening/afternoon out

Mika we have lost our best player thats why our attack has gone pants. If we don't get a new scrum half in the next 2 month either or loan or whatever then it is a poor showing.

Surely the quality of that scrum half is of more importance then just getting any old 7 in.

Correct but I honestly think we can still do well this season with a half decent one on loan from Aus, Dobson came to wigan on loan remember he couldn't get a game in aus so im sure there is someone out there on loan for the rest of the season. We need some organisation and fast Khlav. A half decent one will do for the rest of year its better than what we have now.For next season a proper replacement for Brough.

we will prob end up in 9th place, as a realist, I believe part of why we had such a good season last year was due to Hull, Bradford and Warrington having unusually bad ones in superleague, we will see these teams well above us this season, putting us down the ladder. Hopefully, we will keep hold of John and he will motivate us to surprise a few of the be]tter teams ?

i wish we had kept brough at the kc

In fairness, this is the 1st year I havent had a season ticket since '96 due to financial constraints I have still managed to get to most games this season, but the more I have been lately, I just can't justify paying £18 + beer + other match related fees to then be served up with 80 mins of being bored to tears like the Cas and Crusaders games.

I just end up walking away at the end feeling like i'v just been mugged!

You can't beat a couple of bad losses for a bit of doom and gloom.

At the start of the year, we had one of the best squads we have had for a few years and lots of promise of a brand new start in a stadium. The club cannot be blamed for Newton taking drugs, and it is not the clubs fault that two players thought the grass was greener elsewhere and ignored contractual obligations (not everyone agrees, but keeping players who don't want to stay is a very costly way of sticking to your principles, and sometimes it is better to cut and run).

So we've hit a sticky patch. Most teams do. It is not a sign of lack of progression though, as two months ago we were a definite improvement, but matters took a different turn. Judge it in July is my view.