One word and one word only.

Frustrating.

Only difference from last year, is that we have not been able to go 7 on the bump to take us into the 8. Season over, with a massive amount of pride to play for in the last 3 fixtures.That's the only consolation.

That's about the length and breadth of it. We've been the nearly team, so close in so many games against the better sides but just haven't finished those games off well enough.

Good summary.

Except don't agree about the segregation been a sad day for the club, hasn't bothered me one way or the other. In fact the atmosphere imo has improved since it came in.

Spot on. Anybody would think we watch the game from the same place!

The biggest problem we have had is not having anyone to cover at 6 with Sykes having injurys.Sykes while not the quickest player reads the game well and compliments Tim Smith.Agree with Wildie given more game time and giving Aiton a breather as when he had the chance at 9 he didnt let anyone down.We let some soft trys in out wide thats for sure but Im glad we have Collis for the longer term as without him on the right we let even more in.Kirmond well what is need to be said other than been the stand out player by a country mile.At times if I had been the coach I would have wanted to know why when the opposition make a break did Kirmo never give up the chase to catch the player yet our supposed faster players did.Very frustrating when you consider if we had won the games we had the chance of we would have been around 5th now.

Typical Wakefield. So near yet so far. Too many defeats snatched from the jaws of victory.

I'm disappointed with how the season has progressed. Not because of where we'll likely finish or the points tally but because of the following;

1. The reluctance and lack of faith shown in our younger players
2. Use of interchanges
3. The inability to respond and improve weak area's of our game e.g. Ball handling, wide defence, game management

That said, there are plenty of positives too;

1. Kirmond's leadership
2. Crowd average and high numbers of ST Holders
3. The ability of the pack to compete with any team
4. Resigning of key players

When we advertised for a new coach one of the main area's to address was the development and progression of our academy players. I have seen little from Agar to suggest he is capable of bringing through these lads into the first team. Signings such as Lyne (whilst not a bad player), Singleton and Molloy were not needed. Wildie, Kaye, Cowling, Trout, Annakin should have been given their opportunity especially when playing well in previous games.

I think there is an awful lot more potential in these players, hopefully we'll see it next year but i'm slightly underwhelmed

I agree Kaye could have been given a run earlier than now. Singleton and Molloy turned out poor, Annakin played out of position then almost forgotten about. Cowling now on way to Halifax but little seen of him. Trout not super league standard and Wildie very promising when seen but not enough.