The RFL can't even organise the game properly so I doubt they could or would help us

No because we aren't Bradford!

We aren't iconic enough!!

It is more iconic that Bradford's ground

I wouldn't even turn to the RFL their struggling to run the game as it is, it only goes to show how they can ignore the M62 corridor and welcome two french teams a welsh and now Canadian

as much as I'd like us to stay at BV its just not viable, having spoken to a builder working on new mosque it would cost £1/2 million just to remove the flats, anyone got any spare change

Thornes Park?

Houses now not being built and there is a sporting facility already there. It just needs to be developed

some of the older and most loyal fans who arnt on computers are missing out on all the latest news. Wouldn't it be a good time for a meeting at BV to discuss current situation any any possible action plans dont seem to have had one for long time.

This thread is ridiculous

I think its only fair I derail it with a reminisce of the good times I had in the New York bar, the music and tambourines the bar staff played behind the bar between pulling pints, scene of many crash and burn moments that was..
Speaking of bars, I used to go in the Alexandra bar on a Sunday lunch on match days, for a while they had a stripper doing a set till 3, outside the front door was also the scene of my first car crash in a MK3 Cortina.......ahhh, good times...

Both bars, my youth, the MK3 cortina and the strippers are long gone, its time Belle Vue was.

Council save face by lending the community trust money for stadium they get it back with interest preferably on the new City fields.
Up the Trin

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/fo ... -1-8651172 I post this because it is so sad to see what is happening with us but a couple of my friends are involved in this. It's smaller scale than what we need but it is heavily fan led and local authority backed as I recall. It can be done. Can we as fans be mobilised to make something happen outside of protests? I don't know but I am fed up with this fiasco

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/fo ... -1-8651172 I post this because it is so sad to see what is happening with us but a couple of my friends are involved in this. It's smaller scale than what we need but it is heavily fan led and local authority backed as I recall. It can be done. Can we as fans be mobilised to make something happen outside of protests? I don't know but I am fed up with this fiasco

goodbye super league in Wakefield.

It may well be a pie in the sky idea but at least Charlie is promoting positive ideas, where as you BOJ042 are as negative as ever.

A Supporters Trust now run Scarborough FC I believe. They have been on a very long road back since the demise of the original club. We need to brace ourselves that we too could be on a very long road back from here, albeit we have a strong club with great leadership - at the moment (and hopefully for a long time to come, but I could understand any move Chris and Michael make).

My Mrs was getting angered by all this on Monday after I had a conversation with Armadillo over the phone in the car. She wasbemoaning the years and years spent chasing this and the time lost whilst the family grew up. But in the end, when it come to the question of 'why me', the only answer I can give is that someone has to do it as if we don't, who will, and now we are crammed with all this knowledge and history of the subject, we are committed to see it through one way or another!

The phrase SC likes to use is that we will 'die in a ditch' before we will give in to the injustice that is happening right in front of our faces, and that just about sums it up for me!

I think you've put yourself in a position where you couldn't walk away, I had that feeling half way through the barrier refab, how I managed to get to end gawd knows without the help of others around me, I couldn't do it now even the head said it could, I too look back at what I've done in the last 5 yrs and wished I could of redirected my energies else where.
does anyone know of a film director we could of had a good documentary done on the plight of Wakefield Trinity