Did anybody else see the guy who threw his season ticket onto the pitch infront of the east stand,

Made me laugh as it wasnt much of a protest seen as it was the last game of the season

I'm not having a go at anybody on here,but just out of intrest,if JW had played Jordan ,Max and Tom Johnson,I hoped he would by the way,and the result was the same,would it be a case of credit for playing them or why did he play a weakened team?I'm sure they would have made a good fist of it.If Collis had not been fit Jordan was playing but reading things posted on here about Sundays team and their performance,god knows how I would feel if he had.

Ok lets have a look at this inconsistency claim - lets take the last 11 games since Webster took over...

Wildcats v London Broncos 18 - 10 Poor game, got the win (they pushed Hudds n Widnes hard after this)
Wildcats v Wigan Warriors 36 - 28 Great win and performance
Wildcats v Hull FC 20 - 20 Scrappy game but great character
Wildcats v Leeds Rhinos 16 - 14 Great win against the champions
Wildcats v Widnes Vikings 12 - 10 Good performance against a top 8 side and a win
Catalan Dragons v Wildcats 40 - 6 Curse of S France, not the only team to get a hiding here
Warrington Wolves v Wildcats 26 - 40 Great win and performance
Wildcats v Huddersfield Giants 18 - 36 Beaten by the better side, no disgrace here
St Helens v Wildcats 20:00 40 - 16 Towelled away at top of the league
Wildcats v Salford Red Devils 42 - 6 Crushed a resurgent & expensive Salford, who were in goodish form
Castleford Tigers v Wildcats 26 - 22 Great comeback at 2nd after a disappointing start - no one left unhappy
Wildcats v Hull Kingston Rovers 18 - 42 Awful performance, soundly thrashed.

So one nightmare game out of the last 11, (HKR) maybe 2 more in the "poor" category (Les Cats & Hudds) and the rest have either been good performances with some spectacular highlights (Wire, Salford, Leeds)

I really don't see what all the doom and gloom is about? Yes its a shame we saved our worst performance for the last game and I was as disappointed as anyone but all in all, I don't think we've got anything to be frothing at the mouth over.

Bang on !

Too many people seem to be looking for reasons not to purchase a season ticket rather than looking for reasons to buy one:

A settled team
Decent coach (albeit, he's still new to the job)
A very committed Chairman (& management team)
Spread payment on season ticket
Decent new signings (& contract extensions)
Some excellent local youngsters coming through

And finally, the helter-skelter that is Wakefield Trinity, it's in your blood and there is no point in fighting it !

Last time I checked Wigan were still champions

Champions-Elect then