Change your name back to Fartown and a few more might go because them slacko's at side of me for some reaso think that's what you're called

You're pretty much bang on Vasty and what is even more impressive is that the fan base has continually grown with a club that in reality has had little to no success on the field and suffered many setbacks off it in a dated stadium.This in my opinion shows the potential for the club if it were to ever sustain a competitive team.

The true test for Spirit1873 will be how to maintain the fan base whilst the cost of ST's increase.

Indeed, the biggest competitor to Wakefield in terms of capturing the sporting public of Wakefield is Leeds United, whose fans are becoming rapidly disillusioned with the realities of their long term absence from the Premiership which will be helping.

It is amazing looking round town nowadays, you can almost guarantee to see at least some kind of Trinity gear as you go about, back in the early 2000's it was rare. I think we are seeing the benefits of excellent community work over the last 10 years or so as well, we have much more presence in the city these days, a great deal of which are youngsters which is encouraging.