They're redeveloping the South Stand, it was supposed to happen in the off season last year but for several reasons it was delayed

I'm almost 100% convinced that we will never see a community stadium in the city, i know the trust have worked hard for several years, but i think it's just flogging a dead horse

We will stop worrying we will get a community stadium in our City just get ready to fight if needed

Love this Club

Love this City

We'll be at Dewsbury forever then. Your optimism is refreshing but i fear you are going to be very disappointed.

I'm willing to help in any way possible, but i don't think it's going to happen. There's no will from the council to make it happen, why that is I'm sure we'll never know, perhaps money changed hands or perhaps they got stitched up too and want to save face by throwing wakey Trin under the proverbial bus

Probably they haven't got enough money to finance it at the moment, the Rhinos haven't been exactly splashing out the cash on new players either have they even though they had a nightmare season last year.

Would we really go to Newcastle or Coventry? The thought of it churns my stomach. Michael Carter is a very clever and shrewd guy, he'll have somewhere pinpointed, maybe a few places closer than the North East or the Midlands, I hope to goodness he has anyway. Doncaster? Barnsley? Dewsbury's been mentioned before but I think that would only be short term. I can sense the frustration and upset in everyone, it really is heartbreaking...

Why wouldn't we go, Carter etc has done an amazing job bringing the club back from the brink, but if we have no hope of securing a new stadium in Wakefield then he may as well cash out and sell the club to another city who are willing to fund it properly. I certainly wouldn't blame him if he did. There's no love for Wakefield Trinity from anywhere, the council have no interest in the club and most supporters of other clubs and pundits can't stand us

Never realised that, I always thought it was outline with detailed plans to follow following the SOS approval. In that case it's only the lack of funding that prevents anything happening at NM.

So if funding is found or forced to be found/financed Newmarket could be built more or less straight away.

I like M62 J30's positive comments regarding the new stadium.

Changing the subject slightly, my favourite music band from my era, were, and still are Deacon Blue. They are still active, and late last year released a single and album called "The Believers"

A song of hope.

Maybe the club could adopt this as an anthem

I've heard that we are going to the Stadium of Light.

Wow - it doesn't take much for the miserabilists to come out in force!

Does anyone remember Carter's brinkmanship with BV last year, to force the BoI's hand? I can't see this being anything other than a similar exercise - and I expect that there are things going on in the background that are attached to it, not least the potential threat of legal action and a whole lot of embarrassment, negative PR and heavy costs, for the other parties involved.

I wouldn't be planning your trips to Newcastle just yet.

Unfortunately that is the hardest thing to find.

Again Trinity don't hold any cards. 88m? They'll just demolish the ground and crack on getting a return on their investment, WMDC? Would probably be glad to see the back of Trinity. YC/Mackie? Again they'll be ing themselves and moving makes their life easier. The only losers in this scenario is Wakefield Trinity and the 3-4k active supporters.