Surely it's more than 5333? I thought it was unsuitable assuming it held around 7/8K but for a game of this magnitude to be limited to little over 5k would be embarrassing.

Yes, but at least ours is a big hole.

Possibly report about reducing capacity was from last feb not this like i first thought. Love rugby league have it now back at 12000.

Who gets the gate receipts?

It's not been stated or admission prices.

[url=http://www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/2014/06/stadium-capacity-increased-2This[/url is the latest mention of ground capacity on the Wakey site.

edit: but [url=http://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seasons/super-league-2015/round-4/wakefield-trinity-vs-st-helens/summary.htmlgetting over 9k[/url for their home game against Saints suggests it's gone up since then.

Since when did Saints have 6000 travelling supporters.

Do we have a confirmed date for the game?

I though it was odd but [url=http://superleague.co.uk/report/11034the SL site agreed[/url, as did stats.rlfans and the report on [url=http://www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/fixtures/69-wildcats-v-st-helenstheir own site[/url.

The only dissent is the Saints site, which [url=http://www.saintsrlfc.com/results/match-report/4411has it at a little over 4k[/url. That does seem more likely.

It's the 3rd like it has been all season.

No, I DO understand the rules, I just think that in this case it's wrong and a game of this magnitude shouldn't give either side an advantage

Just hope the ref gets the right instructions to ensure the correct team wins.

Thanks, cause i know Sky don't change fixture dates ever.



Addy at 13 and Pitts in second row. Who'd have thought that?

Looking forward to our visit to the provident stadium. 4th meeting this season, wait all that time for a Fax-Bulls derby and four come along at once.

Shame SKY have ensured the gate will be pitiful

Here's hoping Wakefield have a car crash performance

capacity was increased to around the 8k mark with barrier repairs and testing that figure was prior to that

it was kind of what I expected to the end of the play offs,
my only concern is that the isn't reffed to favour one side, that put side after last years comments I made about keeping within rules and fairness I hope that this game will bring back that sudden death feeling that we need back in the game, something to play for other than the big top 4 clubs.

looking forward to this

If you beat Fax and we lose at Sheffield, will you still be advocating a neutral ground then, just a thought really.

The attendance for that match was 4100 according to the chairman. I vaguely remember him saying the capacity was around 7300 when last asked but i could be wrong.

I won't be. Would much rather stand in the comfort Odsal offers

Firstly, congratulations on beating Leigh (

) and qualifying for the deciding match. I'm looking forward to it already and expect a much tighter affair than last time round. I'm certainly not under estimating the potential of your attacking players.

As for those of you kind enough to criticise Belle Vue. - "pot calling the kettly black" springs to mind. Neither of our grounds are thought of highly by visiting fans and both need a major uplift. I don't particularly like the state or viewing area of your ground but I get on with it.

As for parking, you are having a laugh? On street parking is no worse at Wakefield than anywhere else. I've been to most grounds in Super League (except Catalan) and a fair few of the Championship grounds and there are worse places to try and park than Belle Vue. Try parking at Salford for a start if you want a moan.

I understand the neutral ground argument and I am also sympathetic to Championship clubs who haven't benefitted from funding for hosting TV games. I feel you've been hard done by on the TV rights issue.

As for the neutral ground issue, that was stated long before we got to these play offs so we all knew what the rules were. And let's be fair you might still have home advantage in this one yet.

Maybe less of the snide, incorrect and opinionated point scoring on ground facilities and maybe more focus on our teams and the excitement of such an important game.

I'm looking forward to the challenge.

Can't fault you there Rog, the dilemma for me though is do I stand at the top for easy access for a half time cuppa and take me binoculars to watch the game, or do I go down into the bowels of the earth and either not have one or risk an heart attack rushing up to the top and back down again so I don't miss some of the second half, decisions eh, I'm sure there's a compromise there somewhere

So. Crowd, few issues last time. Do the wakey fans now feel that the home end is that terracing behind the sticks? Because before it got upgraded, the away fans used it. Which is why we went there last time and didn't feel very comfortable - but that may have been due to what happened on the pitch



Thats fairly standard at most grounds. Home fans at the side of the pitch so they can shout "forward!", away fans at one end behind the sticks.

But are away fans now meant to stand behind the dugouts on those really shallow steps that give a poor view if you're at the front? Because there's not a lot of room there really. I may get some seated tickets for this one...

The last two matches have seen the club apply segregation so you might well be placed on the western terrace. I would expect an announcement a week today if Belle Vue is the host ground.