it's fantastic to hear from a rugby league perspective - basically a run on 7 straight wins has massively altered the prospects of the club!

if they'd have been 7 straight losses the optimism wouldn't be anywhere near this level...

If this is all it takes to increase a fan base by 25% then there is hope for growth of the game after all!

as a fan of a club that is on a downer right now, it's really inspiring to see!

Cheers for that.

I think there's a bit more to it than a run of wins though - the club has done a huge amount of work since Mr Glover took over in creating improvements right across the business; some have been relatively small things and some have been fairly substantial - like the covered stands at BV and the refurbished bars and hosiptality areas. We also have a growing sense of optimism that our epic journey towards a new stadium might be (finally) about to reach a positive conclusion, and a much better culture of engagement between the club and the supporters.

All of that, coupled with a storming end to the 2012 season, have contributed to the sense of optimism that WTW fans are feeling; in short, like everything good in life, it's the result of a lot of hard work!

What Bren said

Also it's worth noting that midway through the season, when we were firmly entrenched in the bottom 3/4 of the League table, we were still averaging around 8,000

Spent years watching the side home and away then 20 year ago started to pick and choose the games I went to.Last season was the first time in years I have made the effort to get down to BV but did not get a season ticket.I could only make so many games due to bike shows and race meetings.This coming season the oldest lad myself and the youngest have signed up for season tickets as cutting down on the number of bike shows and race meets.Took the youngest 8 year old to the saints and widnes games and he loved it.

Keep it in the family build the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats family early, good to get you all on board les-goose

I have been watching Wakefield since mid 70s and have followed every season most home games and a lot of away games.
Last year was the first time I bought a season ticket. Bought straight away this time.

Alas tried to get swmbo interested years ago but the games not for her also tried to get the other 8 year old twin to go but shes not interested.

You can not win them all

Going for mine this afternoon!!

4 more bought today.

With some input from the club as to how many have beeen bought we should be constantly updating the numbers
and aim for 5000.

Just a message for the club. Follow the Barnsley thread and Shafton ALC in paticular.

We should be aiming to set up and support a club in the Barnsley East area.

I am here to help if any one is listening.

Bought mine today