Thank you IA for your update.

All good but I'd actually have the Millmoor stand as the main stand - it's actually too big for the end and its by far the most availiable and easiest to move and re-errect - it is fundamentally a new stand.

Isn`t that stand half built?

Missing some cladding and the obvious but the structure is complete - what I mean is its unused as far as I'm aware so we can format it as we want.

Looking at this image it got a bit further than the image on here but far from complete even if it has been slightly used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millmoor# ... 336903.jpg

Looking at this image it got a bit further than the image on here but far from complete even if it has been slightly used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millmoor# ... 336903.jpg

Just looking on my Google feed regarding fans reaction to the kitwave rejection, and the chairman of Wakefield United has tweeted "now get on with the building of the community stadium " what the hell has it got do with Wakefield United

Sorry this has come from hemsworth express

Its a community stadium remember not a Wakefield Trinity one.

Sorry can't remember Wakefield United fighting for a community stadium??

So? Are you only implying the community stadium (if it ever gets built) should only be used by people/clubs who 'fought' for it?

They shouldn't have had to fight. It was promised by a certain dodgy developer "For the COMMUNITY"

what have they contributed to the bloody fight nowt !!

Never heard of them where do they play

no idea snowie jumping on the band wagon already

One who the feck cares so long as we get it.

Two what the hell have you ever contributed, I know all the main contributors to the fight and you ain’t one of them!

Let’s get this straight it’s a community stadium for all, without that we don’t have any moral right to council support - can you not understand that? So long as we are the main tennant then we will have what we want. It is not and never will be Trinity’s stadium it belongs to the whole city including Cas, Fev and Wakefield United whoever they are - again do you understand that.

You above all other posters on here constantly seem to not get what this is all about despite numerous people telling you

A community stadium is for the community of which we are simply a part.
No one will back us with that kind of attitude.

Sadly I think you’re wasting your breath Vasty. Unfortunately the “community” element will always be lost on some (it’s not just wakey fans either).

I’ve raised this before PT & still don’t understand the “under selling” of the community facilities/elements of the whole development. It’s every single resident of the whole district that is being stiffed, whether they’ll use the facilities or not.

I know. Over the years my views have softened and now I’d love nothing more than Cas and Wakey sharing so long as it was truly neutral ground for both with Fev acting as a secondary stadium for them as well as the local game. Obviously Fev could use the Stadium if they should require a bigger venue or make SL.

Modern methods would easily allow three clubs to use on ground for main games. It’s all there but petty rivalries, bent or unimaginative politicians and a filthy developer and their cronies simply won’t let it happen.

Our glorious England

If I remember correctly, the Secretary of State implied it would be a community stadium, with Wakefield Trinity as anchor tenants.

Correct but the keyword is tenant. Like all tenants we never own it but so long as we pay our rent we get to live in it. However although we are the key tenant we will have to accept lodgers, that’s how the deal works. Without that we have no more right to public money than anyone else ie none at all.

It’s a trade off and we mustn’t forget that.

zzzzz!

any bricks been laid yet?

was there not going to be a announcement by end of feb- 2 days to go??

So why wasnt the fight for a community stadium fought by the whole sporting community not just Wakefield trinity ?

The petition, that massively helped secure the green light for the NM development was signed by several thousand "non Trinity" folk, who wanted to see a Community Stadium and facilities built for the people of Wakefield.
It certainly wasn't (and isn't) just about Wakefield Trinity.