I will stick by the club what ever happens.

As my dad says, you can change anything and get rid of everything in your life apart from the team you support.

If our proud old club went back to its beginings and played rugby union instead of league I would go along and support them. Its not the club I have fallen out with, its the game of rugby league or more accurately the fat slugs version of it.

Wakefield will always be my team and I will always follow them. The number of games I will go to though depends on players attitudes and coaching tactics.

I support Wakefield NOT Super League...

Whichever league where in i'll still be there.

I still think that there are more twists to come before the 26th and as such, I won't get too despondent until I actually hear the decision.

If we do get hoofed whilst the likes of Quins, Crusaders, Cas & Salford remain, I'll be angry in equal measure with the RFL and with the Richardson regime. I love RL though, so whilst I will continue to watch Wakey at any level, I'll also continue to watch SL on Sky and the NRL on Premier Sports. I will not however, attend another CC, GF or International, as a protest against the RFL.

I've been saying all along. People are just jumping on the band wagon that basically Sky and the media have built, Whats worse is most of our supporters, even die hards, have jumped on it too

I agree its too early to chuck the towel in.

I'll be there.

Thats just how I feel I have supported since 1975 but it all ends on the 26th if we lose out. It will be a complete break from RL I wont watch read or look for the results it will be over

your right

And for me Newmarket is too far out of Wakefield

A city centre stadium would have been ideal or the thornes park stadium would have been perfect. NM is our best option now + it's a community sports facility not just a RL ground and is better place for away fans

Thornes Park would've been superb, unfortunately the council, perhaps understandably with hindsight, lost their bottle financially. I still hope they can get some sort of sports village minus the stadium located there. I know it was planned for housing in the LDF but i'm sure that got rejected.

The club was here before SL and the club will be here after SL. If the club goes down I will follow it.
We have a great RL history as a foundation to build on...I will be glad when we get a decision so we can move on, but will still be with the club either way.

I'll be there without Sky sports or League Express.

Too true. I've followed them since 1963 and been a diehard rugby league fan. Nothing will change my support for Trinity or the game but the RFL and SL can kiss my booty. Sky subscription will go too and, in internationals it will be "ABE"!!

I'll follow Wakefield whichever division they're in. Even if we stay up I think the games corrupt, because for me sport can only be a sport if there are winners and losers that are decided on the pitch, not in offices. I'd like to say I won't be going to any more internationals in protest, but I gave up on those when Kiwis started playing for Great Britain and everyone started swtiching to countries they could get a game with then switching back when needed. At least it's not just the domestic game that's bent.

I will keep an interest in the club (if I ever visit england again I would probably go to a game)... will I watch British RL otherwise.... NO absolutely not... I might even buy my first Kangaroo shirt!

There's several clubs which have been stranded in the lower leagues who didn't finish in the relegation spot. It's nothing new. The fans of those clubs also share your disillusionment as to the RFL's reasoning behind it all and have done for many years. If the Wildcats do go down then they are simply the latest victim of this crazy system. Again it's nothing new.

But the Championship is a great competition and deserves far more credence than it currently gets. Did you see today's NR Final? Classic rugby League. Was it more entertaining than the weekend's televised SL games or not?

I'll have my season ticket no matter what. I support Trin, not superleague or the RFL.
If the worst happens I'll look forward to meeting new sets of fans and going to new watering holes!

Yes i did see the game, which was a great example of good passionate rugby. It was played in front of 2 passionate sets of fans.

I'll bet you've never had a pint of Mansfields

I was responding to a Wakey fan who appeared to be taking for granted your return to SL in 3 years. IMO if the RFL manage to lose one of us this time the chances of both Cas and Wakey ever again being in SL together are virtually nil. If Cas survive this time and move to GH before the next franchise round I see no way back for you. However in the likely event of us still being at WR you could be in line to replace us as I suspect NM will materialise by 2015.

In other words Cas have a hell of a lot to do with your future and any thread about it.

Can't remember that game

Out of the clubs sacrificed for SL first season it was us fev and Widnes I think we got back up after 3 seasons Widnes later and been successful in franchise this season.if we do go down I hope instead of sitting back and being bitter we take widneses example of doing what the RFL requires only win more matches than they have. We have everything set up for SL just stadium let's us down and hopefully that will be resolved when NM comes back from pi. I know the RFL wants a strong Wakefield in SL.
I did watch the cc final yesterday good match watched by a good well behaved crowd. Season ticket for me whatever league Wakefield forever

Kin ell, I'd long since forgotten that ad!!

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