https://wakefieldtrinity.com/trinity-im ... ome-games/ What was also mentioned by the stewards prior to the friendly versus HKR was that there is also a restriction on bag sizes that can be brought into the ground this season....no bigger than 15cm square which will mean no carrier bags or sports bags etc....I'm surprised this isn't mentioned in the above press release ?? Perhaps MC or someone can confirm this otherwise there could be a lot of unhappy mums at the turnstiles on Sunday ??

https://wakefieldtrinity.com/trinity-im ... ome-games/ What was also mentioned by the stewards prior to the friendly versus HKR was that there is also a restriction on bag sizes that can be brought into the ground this season....no bigger than 15cm square which will mean no carrier bags or sports bags etc....I'm surprised this isn't mentioned in the above press release ?? Perhaps MC or someone can confirm this otherwise there could be a lot of unhappy mums at the turnstiles on Sunday ??

The bag thing has been on the website for a while just read the bag thing and it does say those with specific needs or medical items should contact the club to sort out I presume there will some common sense for those that have to have more than the average speccy. Biggest thing I take is my wallet, my mate has a backpack you could go hiking with, goes every where with it mostly filled with stuff you don't need at a rugby game I'm sure he's going to cry when they knock him back

Forgot to add its 15 inches not centimetres no doubt anticipating the EU sacking

Cheers, Rick...the steward must have got it wrong then because he definitely said 15 centimetres....think most ladies would be happy with 15 inches

good en

The Steward was probably a remaiiner or maybe when he was told he just wasn't paying attention

Definitely a British accent....didn't sound Romanian !!

I guess the bag restriction forms part of the whole fireworks scenario because if you blow it up and make it pop it could be quite loud. I guess the next will be crisp packets for the same reason.
I may be wrong but I don’t remember ever seeing pyrotechnics being let off in the ground

There was in the last home game v London at the back of the North stand stunk the place out

Yes you're wrong Cas and Salford has let of flares in the past other clubs haver a big problem with it

Here’s me thinking that their back in fashion and I can get them back out of the wardrobe

didn’t know you were talking about the smokey things

I presume these handbag regulations have been highlighted in readiness for the possible increase in gays at the forthcoming Catalans fixture?

Don't be stupid

Whoooosh.

Back out of the wardrobe BLM???




....You've [ialways[/i got them on......

Have a bob on BG

Cas have brought in a new initiative this season where the management meet interested fans to discuss idea's from both sides. Some good exchanges but fans were warned if any flares are thrown this season the club could expect a big fine. Not sure if this is for all clubs but lets not forget the flares Wakey fans threw from the Railway End at Cas when MC came running on the pitch to remonstrate with them.

Oh dear Stereotyping alert

Along with a couple of pairs of flares I have a few safari suits and shocking green and pink socks. Alas no winklepickers though.

That's Australian fashion for you.

Look good with my Levi stay press

Two tone?

Dark green, loved em.