I'm with you on that too pal on everything you have said, frustrating doesn't cut it,
its fast becoming a farce, I even feel sorry for the Bradford fans who put in a fair effort to save there club only for it thrown back in there face.
I can't see an end to it and I feel guilty for turning my back on the club not being able to attend to many games this season when I had the time

My heart still there but its fading fast very fast

To be honest if it wasn't for the club I'd have been done 5 years ago, I understand everything you say but there are other things away from the game to take into account which are more demanding and something has to give, and the way I feel about the game atm it's not a hard decision to make, like your good self I've seen the good and the bad down there and having had 60 penneth of it sadly it's time to call it a day.

Well old lad looks like I'm going to outlast you as a supporter.

I must admit I have the same opinion as yourself in many ways, however when I see the brain dead hords shopping at ASDA in their 0000's when there is a match on.
I am glad I am not turning into one of them

Why are you at ASDA when there’s a match on?

I suspect he's driving past it on the way to Belle Vue.

ASDA car park can be full yet hardly anyone in the store - people use it as a park & ride and free parking for pugneys.

Cant argue with any of that and the governing body are making even more of a mess of thing currently than they have for some time.
If anything happened to Trinity, I'd be hanging may scarf next to yours but, while Trinity are rolling, I'd rather be supporting them and trying to do what little we can to spite the "plastic seat brigade" and keep giving some of the arrogant "big clubs" a bloody nose.
There is still nothing better than tonking Wigan, Saints or Leeds.

We'll see you again when the glory days return. Just like at Cas last year, everyone comes back out of the woodworks when a club starts to win things

Correct Wild shot.


I must admit I am chilling on the away games somewhat especially going over the M62 on a Friday night. I also miss a couple of home games due to being out of the country. However I still attend as many as I can and going to 20 games a season is only about 60 hours in a year of your life when you work it out !


You can moan all you like about things in the game and many are justified points. However 60 hours in a life year is naff all to fit in. I can think of many more things I spend time on that I would prefer to cut down on, before saving the odd few hours avoiding Wakey games.

I’m a Wakefield Trinity fan love the club but falling out of love with the game at the moment.

Up the Trin

Agree with most of this, the administration is garbage, they have stuck us from Hull to Wire in a dead rubber on a Thursday night, absolute madness. One Saturday home game to accomadate Cats, bring back the weekends, and more time for liquid refreshment.

Sky don’t care if there is no one at the matches, as long as we subscribe, we are in the hands of a monster which only has three meals Leeds Wigan & Saints.

But I can’t ever see me not going, until our lord deems my time is up, so despite all the problems in our sport, I would so miss watching our great game live, think again Chissitt buddy.

Totally agree.

Totally agree with last post, Sky might be investing but they are killing the game at same time ,, all the next generation of school kids don’t get to see a game due to no weekend games, most of us that work struggle on thurs/fri M62, expanding game is better back on terrestrial TV, look at the success of the World Cup this year ,, I’m living in a dream world, but as much as sky pretend they are leading the Rugby league flag, they are killing us at the same time !

Just a couple of points here squire, I've never crawled in any woodwork to start with, so I doubt I'll be coming out of any, hopefully the glory days you refer to come back soon and we don't have to wait another 50 years for some success, but at least I was there and saw it all when those years kicked off, somehow I doubt you were.