As far as I’m aware, no they can’t, and last time I was there I tried standing next to the perimeter fence on that side and was told I had to move round to the other side and either sit in the stand or stand next to the pitch behind either of the goals at pitch level

Better get the tickets early then

I hope not but I can really see Fev dropping off this year. The finance arm being removed with Campbell's problems, two losses on the board already, players rumoured to be leaving the club with a squad that's already lacking in depth.

Potentially troubling times for them, their fanbase is already dropping off.

They could accomodate that number in theory if they allow access to all areas, but the banks on the touchline opposite the stand and also behind the posts at the far end are quite steep and thus quite uncomfortable to stand on for any length of time (ok to sit on if dry) - people tend to congregate at the bottom of the slope or the top as a result.

When they played Batley in their latest home game they closed most of the areas off where the banks are (basically half the perimeter of the ground) but they surely won't be able to do that because there just won't be enough space.

I'm slightly surprised that more people haven't tried wandering up on the hill that directly overlooks the ground and getting a birds-eye view for free!

Which players have you heard are rumoured to be leaving the club?

McKenzie Yei was the first rumour, I believe he's been confirmed as a departing player now. Caleb Aekins and Gadwin Springer were the other two, not seen anything since though.

Yei was confirmed as leaving by the club a few days ago and I don't think anyone was surprised by that as he has struggled mightily with his rehab since his knee injury last season.

I'd like to know where you read these "rumours" about Springer and Aekins as I've seen and heard nothing relating to either.

Ben Reynolds back in the Fev squad to face Doncaster

Tolouse lost to Bradford. They’ve had a poor start to season.

Be good to pan them in a couple of weeks at Belle vue.

Championship
Tries
1. Lachlan Walmsley (Wakefield Trinity) – 8
2. Josh Griffin (Wakefield Trinity) – 4
= Luke Gale (Wakefield Trinity) – 4
= Connor Jones (Featherstone Rovers) – 4
= Matty Fozard (Widnes Vikings ) – 4
= Rhodri Lloyd (Widnes Vikings) – 4
= Kieran Gill (Bradford Bulls) – 4

Goals (including drops)
1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 22
2. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 20
3. Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 17
= Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 17
5. Connor Robinson (Doncaster) – 11
= Jake Carter (Whitehaven) – 11

Points
1. Max Jowitt (Wakefield Trinity) – 56
2. Cory Aston (Sheffield Eagles) – 46
3. Tom Gilmore (Widnes Vikings) – 44
4. Lachlan Walmsley (Wakefield Trinity) – 32
= Jordan Lilley (Bradford Bulls) – 32
= Louis Jouffret (Halifax Panthers) – 32

Which means Max Jowitt has scored more points so far this season than York and Swintonicon_smile.gif

Not looking good for Halifax.

Sheffield could be going top on points difference at this rate.

Clearly they're are a well oiled attacking unit, our attack is spluttering a tad. Should be a tough contest.

We stay top by scoring two more points than them

Dale Ferguson has resigned as head coach of the Dewsbury Rams. He has been replaced by his assistant Paul March until the end of the season

Myles Lawford, Isaac Shaw, and Joe Law are all playing today on DR for Hunslet versus Keighley. Tough game for the Hawks against a Cougars side looking for a seventh win.

The game is live on The Sportsman ko 3pm

Tough job for Law facing Sau and he’s found it tough. Would like to see Lawford get more on the ball as a lot of the play seems to be going to Hunslet regular half.

Law managed to score a try though, Hunslet winning 26-18 with 5 mins left to play.

He did in that second half and it was a pretty solid performance from
all 3 trinity lads.

Close fought games like that are good for our players development. They’ll have got something out of today for sure.

I feel we will probably see Lawford again come Swinton, Dewsbury or Haven.

Law was given a tough time by Sau first half for sure, but fair play to him he stuck to his task well, was helped in the second half by the back row (12) moving out wider to add extra cover. Ran a lovely line and burst onto a short pass for his try
Lawford, I thought, in the first half when Keighley went in front, got frustrated at times, was worrying seeing him head for the sidelines holding his arm but thankfully it appears to have just been a stinger which he shook off and stayed on, had a better 2nd half, backed a break up well and made good meters, put in a beautiful diagonal kick for the last try.
Shaw got through a lot of tackles, and did his fair share of carries, didn't really make that many meters, but he took a lot of his carries from out of the 20m and into a very aggressive Keighley defence against much bigger and more experienced opponents.
Thoroughly enjoyable game to watch

Aside from us being at the top, this is turning out to be an unpredictable league. Hardly the weakest championship at all.

It's unpredictable because there isn't much between most of the teams apart from Wakefield. For the last 10 years are so there have been several tiers - usually 1-2 teams that dominate, then the next 3-4 that are a lot better than the rest. But there's only 1 good team in the league this year and that's why it's the weakest Championship overall for a long time.

That's how I see it.The standard at the top has dropped drastically. That's why we shouldn't get carried away and start thinking some of these players are better than they are.

Hull FC have sent Franklin Pele and Davy Litten on loan to York initially for two weeks.

What's the betting that Pele gets sent off or banned even on loan?

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