Strong likelihood then that my last ever visit to Belle Vue where I've been going with my family for the last 40 years, will be on Boxing Day.

Hope it's made a special occasion maybe with past players going on the hallowed turf prior to the match.

Sad that the council do not appreciate what this great club has done for the City, District and community being the only professional sports club in the city.

Just like Wakefield Rugby Union Club, who competed on a regular basis in the 1980s with the bigger teams, it will probably leave the city without the support from the council.

I will go wherever Trinity play. The club is in my blood...

schmoozal!!!

Would have thought confirmation of where we're playing next season will be announced in the next week or so.

Up the Trin

Number of seats?
Capacity?
Does corporate facilities numbers count?
Out of the WMDC area full time? (Does that matter?)

Have you turned over 2 pages?

Might get some answers Monday night.

Mick Amos tweeted earlier today, that the public should get behind a couple of people, who are fairly local businessmen, heavily involved in the operations of Ossett Albion. who have massive amnbition for football in Wakefield and for Wakefield fans

Shame we can't get Steve Parkin involved..guisley fc are looking for a new home and he has a lot of money and ambition, sure he was linked with us a few years back..unfortunately heard that he is going in with hunslet at the south Leeds stadium

Yes, he made serious enquiries to buy us after Ted, but wanted assurances us we'd be in SL before he plowed any money in. The RFL couldn't give it and he walked away. That's what was said at the time anyway.

Hey it was something like that.

I'd say we'll find out our ground for next season approximately 8-35pm on the 11th Dec.

I was privileged to be invited into their private box at Huddersfield’s game against Man City, two very well meaning and clever lads. There intentions are to try and get the first professional football club from Wakefield into the league. Their passion for the game is second to none. They have big plans to re develop Ossett Albion, levelling the field, bigger stands and hospitality facilities,would be great to get them on board in the future regarding the use of sharing a new stadium .

I knew one of them.briefly a few years ago BLM, and altnough he wasnt in a position of authority as such, could tell that the bloke could go places and do well for himself.
It would be good for the city if that could happen.

Although not as keen on football, the revenue streams that could come into the city on home games would be good.

Again, the failure by the council would be a further act of short sightedness by the council.

I was walking round some off field facilities of a sports stadium not long ago, and it just open your eyes of what can be possible, within a stadium that has got the facilities and opportunities