Wakefields Knight of the realm. I best end it there because when you dig even deeper other things start to emerge and in these PC times you have to be careful what you say.

Ok PB. But even in these PC times if it's in the public domain it's for public consumption.

Quote: JINJER "I've tried PB but get names and don't recognise anyone. Who is behind them?'" https://www.romirogroup.com/blog/larges ... r-kick-off You don't have to look too far to join up the dots

Quote: JINJER "I've tried PB but get names and don't recognise anyone. Who is behind them?'" https://www.romirogroup.com/blog/larges ... r-kick-off You don't have to look too far to join up the dots

Makes me feel rather uncomfortable knowing this.

A head shaker, cheers.

Me too.

Indeed, Strange bedfellows.

It'll be interesting to see who's lined up to build it.

As long as we don't end up like Coventry City!!

But then again, aren't these things always likely? Rodders has a company that wants to invest in sports developments. The other mush owns a football club in Wakefield. They move in similar circles. If you look at Rodders past and present business interests on Companies House, he's had his fingers in so many pies there'll be links and connections everywhere. The ground is owned by the rugby club. They'll get rent (I assume) from the football club. The owner knows Rodders. I can't see the big deal.

I doubt Rodders wants Trinity that much that he'd use a Trojan Horse football club to somehow get influence. After all, MC has repeatedly offered to sell the club in the past.

I doubt Rodders wants Trinity at all, but right now they are a necessary evil to engineer the position needed. You would have to be pretty naive to believe that the football club is going to rock up at BV with an arm full of grant funding to develop the place and not want to be more than tenants. You can bet your bottom dollar that they will end up with a large part of the pie and it will be a case of take it or leave it.

rlNot Very Safe Hands For A Goalkeeperrl

We are where we are. What other options do we have? The football probably unlocks various grants we couldn’t get without them, that enables a fit for purpose community stadium for the City of Wakefield. All we can do is hope for the best. I must say I like Wakefield FC new home kit.

Up the Trin