Just a stadium full of wakey fans at the ground creating a good atmosphere will do me fine, nothing else is needed!

Id Love the 4 stands all to be named after our lost greats

The Adam Watene Family Stand has a nice ring to it

Would be good if we could have the seats doen in two colours to spell trinity, wildcats or wakefield

Glad your stadium plans are in place, hopefully planners & funding will come to fruition too.

As for what's in it; I'd second having a Weatherspoons directly attached to the ground, it'd be great.
Memorial garden would also be a nice touch.
Making sure community needs are taken into account has to be a priority though, would there be a possibility of a groundshare with an amatuer club(rugby or otherwise)?
Hope it all goes to plan anyways.

Hope we don't name it after some building firm like donny did, hopes don't just stick new in front of BV like hull kr did, how about.............................. No can't think!!
Con club was just for cheep ale, no offence!! Sure you get a good deal in them all!!! Don't know if BNP club sells theakson's dark!!!!!!!

I think that's a better idea tha naming stands after players - where do you start and stop when you look back at the true legends of the game who have played for this club since 1873? Too many to name, so who would miss out. A memorial garden is a fine idea.

I've banged on about it for a while, but a Wakefield Trinity Hall of Fame would be a nice thing to be housed there.

i would like some kind of Wall of fame

in less than a year we have had 4 untimely deaths to cope with , many legends have passes before as many will again unfortunately . this would give us a chance to honour them all.

as for naming things after players then for me Jonny thompson should get a shout .

i just v happy we getting a new ground

but if i had to pick one thing it would be a standing area at one end of ground i think for the kop end and generate some atmosphere like i hope we do tonite

Yeah a KOP is a must for me, and hopefully will be a standing area, I hate sitting down, A hall of fame would be an excellent Idea

A copy of the Keepmoat. If its 12,000 then just as the Keepmoat but a couple of rows less.

I may be in the minority but I'd like to see an all seater. Think they look better, create a perception of a safer environment for families partcularly with young kids who we want to encourage. Also the stadium has to look forward 50 years plus.

Great idea, I would certianly go with that, could even have pictures on the outside of the ground like Chelsea have at there ground.

Would LOVE a KOP end, there is a lot of vocal fans at BV but with no cover it just does not echo, so I believe with a roof the atmosphere would be brilliant. As you all know I love a great atmosphere



Hull tonight, setting off soon and can't wait

I know its early doors but i'll ask anyway. Does anyone know what sort of timeframe there is on these new plans? Do we know when work will commence, how long will it take, has planning permission been submitted, is there a design for the stadium?

I agree, i'd like to see an all seater. I would alo like to see a wall of fame, similar to what the Aintree has for Grand National winners

I would hate to see an all seater stadium it would take that rugby league element away. It would take us more towards the football and i wouldnt like to see that. A stadium similar to the Halliwell Jones would suit me down to the ground

Someone posting as Rodney Walker on the Swag site suggests that work will start in October and last for 18 months. Make of that what you will.

Will take a little longer than that I fear!

one thing I would like is sensible prices,
one where you can appreciate that they are making a profit but not ripping you off, value for money rather than cheap and nasty,
the shop has sold quality gear now for some time and can extend the product line as more fans come to the new facilities,
the catering has got to be looked at for sure, the beer I think is well priced for profit making for the club,
could they be room for private businesses that got an annual license, we could rent it out, the quality could then be monitored to make sure it was up to standard without the problems that go with it ? just an idea

We need to get planning permission first. My understanding is that its hoped to have planning permission by the end of this year/early next year.

My experiece is planning will take at least 12 months and with a fair wind work could conceivably start middle of next year with the stadium being completed around the end of 2011. Just in time to start Super League in 2012.

I think this may be optimistic given planning etc. but at least we could be in a good position come the next round of Franchise Applications.

great idea. hope it happens.

I'd like to see us incorporate a motorway service station, petrol stn, Burger King, Newsagents, Small Holiday Inn type Motel etc...

The nearest one is either Wooley Edge or Hartshead Moor but both must be 15 to 20 miles away.

The location is superb for a services and with the prices they charge we could be quids in.

On to the stadium:
A nice scoreboard, one terraced end, superb playing surface (anything else would be a let down), a good sized lounge that normal speccies can use, nice toilets complete with light bulbs, a fans concourse area with food & beverage outlets, plenty of parking, access straight onto the motorway and a seperate one on to Aberford Rd, some all weather surfaces to generate even more income (the areas perfect for Cas Wakey, Leeds so should get plenty of bookings), If I'm gonna be fussy then no open corners please, magnificent sound system, exclusive lounge for ex-players

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And ex webmasters!

The Neil Fox Stand is a must

The David Topliss Stand

The Adam Watene, Leon Walker and a Derek Turner suite in any corporate hospitality facility we may have or bar named after one of them

A trinity hall of fame would be good

red white and blue seats

This stadium needs to look like the KC Stadium (sorry I can't be there tonight BTW



) from the outside looking like the the Halliwell Jones stadium on the inside, i.e. two stands and two terraces, remember, as having no professional football club, we can get away this. Of course, a superb sound system, (especially for our friends at fart-town





) animated scoreboard with clock, TVs in the concourse areas so that half-time highlights can be shown, also a museum dipicting the club's history, storing memorabilia and to keep the sponsors happy, hospitality boxes in the main stand. There should also be excellent disabled spectating areas. Outside the ground, plenty of parking spaces, although that goes without saying, ample room for future developments of the ground, offices and apartments so that the ground doesn't look as if its in the middle of nowhere and if course, some eateries and a pub. To finish it all off, a landscape garden, maybe with a statue of Toppo as a centre piece and suitable memorials for messrs Fox, Hirst, Watene and Walker.

STANDS: Neil Fox Stand, most definitely yes. The Billy Stott Stand, after the inaugural Lance Todd Trophy winner from 1946.

TERRACES/STANDS: The Derek ROCKY Turner Terrace, or just ROCKY TERRACE. This is obviously where our "hardcore" supporters should be placed.



Last but not least, the JOHNNY THOMPSON Terrace. After 30 years or so with us, Johnny T deserves a bit more than just two testamonials.

Names?

STANLEY COMMUNITY STADIUM or ABERFORD PARK.

Just hope the council actually deliver for once, as time is ticking on by...

Hall of Fame
Red and blue seats right onto the pitch
Enclosed all the way round

a blue white and red folder for Acko