Dependent on work contracts for next year the next game against Warrington could well be my last visit to Belle Vue (and first this season).
Lots of good memories, many already mentioned.

Used to go with my great uncle (early '80s?) and after head had a pint under the west stand and watching the performance he'd shout "You're bloody rubbish Wakefield, Come on Dewsbury" (or insert current opposition)

Earliest memory, maybe the gridiron exhibition game by the US army? what year was that? seeing the pitch marked out not dissimilar to how it is now was strange and trying to understand the game and scoring. Or have I made all that up?

Used to go in the north stand when I first taken by my dad. When was it knocked down?

Some cracking examples there. This old dump will not only be in my memory but also in my heart forever. I know it's a needs must situation but it's so wrong we've been forced to move, hopefully though the move will help wake the sleeping giant that is Wakefield trinity.

Some more memories not already mentioned:
Challenge cup v hunslet nick du toit head butt
Any one of Michael Jacksons barnstorming breaks. Only domic has come anywhere near to running as good a line
Solomonas magic. What a privilege it was to watch him
Poching see above
Johnny Ts involvement in just about every day since year dot whether it be as a player or water carrier. The mans name should be in the dictionary under the word stalwart
The academy grand final last season
The stench of wintergreen during winter seasons. Always seemed more pungent on evening games
The 1998 promotion season
I could go on forever!

If NM happens, it would be a nice project to use some of these memories to create a permanent reminder of BV somewhere in the new facilities; perhaps a pictorial representation of the clubs journey over the years, with relevant quotes from fans and players of each era.

as a kid watching the players coming from the old dressing rooms(where club shop is now) and dissapearing down the tunnel the smell of wintergreen on the players!!

Knocking 10 bells out of the aussie touring team midweek before they played GB sure the RFL did it on purpose. (Still got the programme)

Ray Price turning to look at the sticks when any team kicked a penalty , Poised waiting for the rebound!!

Matt fuller knocking 10 bells out of Stanley Gene in the play off semi final paving the way to Super League(Gene beat us single handed in previous 2 games)

And the cheerleaders, my daughter copped one...

The comeback win against Leeds - can't remember what season it was but think we were 18-0 down but came back to win with Jacko scoring a cracker

"Stewards to exits" Wasn't the guy scottish and made it sound like "Stewarts" to exit.

1962 and as a kid looking at all the double decker buses parked outside the ground at the final whistle and wondering where "duplicate" was. Cos that's what they had on the destination sign.

The long corridor to the sit down bog in the old west stand. I never could manage a pee due to the long que behind. (Ladies...it's a man thing )

Ditto! Were you stood next to me at the fence by the time he put the ball down under the sticks?

Nope! That was my first ever visit to Belle Vue also. To me on that occasion Belle Vue was like Wembley Stadium. I have never had goosepimples like it since as I made my way up from the North Terrace entrance and saw the pitch for the first time. I seem to remember the ticket cost 50p so probably 1971?

wow, so that made me about 5 or 6 years old, it left an impression. If only RL marketing was as effective.
So when did the North Terrace Close?

one of thje best tries i ever saw pure class 15 15 FT

My dad asking Nigel Bell and Johnny Thompson after a cup game what they'd do to play at (the old) Wembley.

Can't remember which one replied but it went... ''I'd walk there and play for nowt''.

Keith Smith leading an injury hit side V Warrington and playing a blinder to win against the odds think it was 1980 think it was 24 17

Nigel Murrey coming off the bench when we were down and out V Workington he got a try and 3 goals the last goal was a last minute touch line kick from the west side to the North terrace to draw 27 27 at the time a record high score for a draw in division 1

Ray Price hitting Kelvin Skerett

The David Solomona punch V Huddersfield

Billy Harris chasing Fieldhouse off the pitch after they were both sent off

Winning our 1st game after 21 or so attempts V Widnes in 86 we were out of sight at half time

the 43 10 win v Leeds in 81

the game I will never forget in 78/79 midweek V Huddersfield lost 3 2 bloody frozen pitch white over gate just over 2000 dose anybody else remember it

the Cas game on survival Saturday