Drink our wives and shag our beer!!!
Send em all back!!!

glad I can be of service. Exercise will do you good if you park further away.

Welcome to the emotional rollercoaster known as Wakefield Trinity Wildcats RLFC! What a great year to start.

I've been following since the early/mid eithies. I've seen us promoted three times, relegated once, demoted once (

RFL). I've seen us win a Grand Final (Championship, not Super League) plus win and lose a Yorkshire Cup Final. All this along with weekly dramas in person or via the radio/internet. Also seen some class in the likes of Ray Price, Steve Ella, Geoff Bagnall, Nigel Wright, James Leuluai, Michael Jackson. True grit determination to the club in the likes of Nigel Bell and my favourite Billy Conway.

I've seen some quality and dire rugby. Seen some classic tries, most notable one for me (against us) was Jonathan Davies at Belle Vue (for Widnes) running from his own in goal line to cover the full length of the field and score at the (now) Benidorm flats end whilst evading virtually our full 13!

I remember the stench of pipes and cigarettes, seen drunkards evicted, fans rugby tackled by policemen on the pitch, ashes scattered near the posts just prior to kick off. I've seen Jonny Thompson go toe to toe with Benny Elias when the Australian team played at Belle Vue.

I've seen so much and yet so little. I hope you have more highs than I have so far and lesser lows. I look forward to seeing us win at Wembley or being Super League champions during my time as a fan.

In the early days of my watching I heard on the western terrace the phrase "It's just like watching paint dry." Well, for me it has never been like watching paint dry, it has been an emtional journey of joy and despair.

I remember Michael Jackson. His Auntie Mary lived next door to my grandparents in Heckmondwike. I seem to remember he had a fantastic teak-like tan, almost David Dickinsonesqe

The best moment for me this year was Full Time at home to Saints. Stood half way down the North Stand. I don’t think I’ve ever seen BV rocking as much, the noise reminded me of been in Kop at Elland Rd before the seats was put it in. One thing for sure, I’m going to miss BV, since Glover tarted the match day experience up the place is awesome!

Wilderspool and everyone thinking it was over and sneaking out only to have to go rushing back in to see us take it right on the last attempt (not sure of year or try scorer due to bouncing about )

Beating Cas in the million pound game.
The try in the semi against St Helen's that got us through to the '78 Wembley final.
Beating St's at Oakwell.
Beating Featherstone to have a pop at Super league.
Beating Salford away to stay up,think Goulding was sent off.
Beating Wigan away midweek with the help of a young Henry Paul.
I could put a hundred great memories down from this club....That's why Trin are so special!

Got to have been Phil Eden!!

I too was there for all of the above special moments....great memories indeed !!!

As for this season, it was the Leeds match at BV.....the Whinos got a penalty 20 metres out in front of our sticks, Sinfield taps it to himself and makes a bee-line straight at Dean Collis expecting to run right through him , but Collis smashes him, resulting in him knocking on !!! The look on Sinfields face was absolutely priceless...

It most certainly was...