segregation works both ways though, not one way!

second half how many wakefield fans move around the sides when their team is attacking the benidorm stand? your fans can move but others cant!

Wakefield fans get the North Stand, away fans have the full length of the west stand to move along should they choose. The east stand is open for both standing and seating generally from both home and away as it's the family stand. Wakey fans are excluded from the western terrace

When we come to Hull we're given a segragated seat number and can't move from that area, we can't follow the team's attacking direction. You can't demand open access to a stadium when you don't provide it at your own, so yes segregation does work both ways, when all other clubs go back to removing segregation then I'm sure Wakey will follow suit

We did once!! Torrential rain at Headingley not so good for away fans!! Steve Prescott last minute penalty to draw the match. I could be wrong but, I never saw any trouble!?

I doubt you'll be in SL long enough for us to see that!

we dont have segregation btw, away fans are advised to sit with fellow supporters but there is nothing stopping you buying seats in any other stand!


your excuse is flawless due to some stadiums designs!

you totally ignored the fact that your fans can move freely around belle vue whilst away fans cant! that isnt segregation!

Rather think your missing the points made. In todays game, away fans don't expect to be hearded into an open terrace about ten feet high with an appalling view, bit like Caravan Park. Before your tin roofs were erected, away fans used the North Stand and underwent the abuse, why has it changed. I went last year and commented on here, that I now knew what it was like to be black in 60's segregated US or South Africa. As for Headingley's South Stand, it was regularly taken over by FC fans in the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's with rarely any bovver. In fact myself and my two brothers were once given complementary tickets whilst queuing for entrance into the said stand. Believe it or not, Rhinos massive fan base emerged like Bradford's with the advent of Stupid League. I will try to make it on Sunday, against my better judgement, after last seasons experience.

are they? plenty of home fans in that stand last season in the super 8 game

I remember the look on McDermotts face as the South Stand rose to their feet nod sang Old Faithful. Confused doesn't really describe it. The stewards realising we'd got in there politely asked us to leave. It as raining so we declined the offer

You get a far better view at the KC as away fans than you do at BV as the home fans. Your ground is what it is but the overt hostility towards away fans who only want a half decent view of the game is hilarious

Its not really, I'm not even gonna compare it with the KC stadium that landed in your lap - but imagine if 2000 Wakey fans arrived early (as away fans do) and stood in the old threepenny stand at the Boulevard. Would have been absolute carnage.

I've no problem with fans complaining of poor view from the sides of BV but they can't expect to just take over the home end, we all used to stand down the sides when that terrace was the away end.

Anyway, its clearly not that much of an issue seeing as you've shifted so many tickets - we'll see you there!

How do you explain the comment the KC "landed in your lap"? Maybe if Wakey could drag their bum out of the shadows of better, bigger and nicer clubs around you'd have a ground sorted by now. But it's always someone elses fault to some Wakefield fans.

Our council won't even compel developers to fulfil their obligations in planning applications, yours contributed £42m to build KC. What did FC do to contribute except agree to be anchor tenants. Its probably my favourite ground in SL, but don't pretend like the FC built it with their bare hands!

I'm not blaming anyone for our lack of stadium, the council has been less than helpful however. It seems to be a problem for West Yorkshire in general. You look at the other side of the Pennines at Wire, Saints, Leigh, Salford and Wigan all in shiny, modern stadia.

This side, we have Huddersfield (built over 20 years ago) and thats it. Bradford, Leeds, Cas, Wakey all playing in ancient grounds, even KR is an old ground with 1 new 2500 capacity nice stand at the end of it.

The council "gave" nothing, Kingston Communications was built and supported by the peopl of Hull, its a private enterprise, maybe the problem with "west yorkshire in general" is flat earth thinkers that have done little to nothing to improve things? Seriously, Hull has Siemens, Reckitts, Arco, Smith & Nephew, and Wakefild has what?

Anyway, ill enjoy the two points at the weekend, and I hope you enjoy the day as well.

Just dont get this love affair with Connor.For me he should just take the place of Naughton as a stand in for full back centre or wing.The only advantage he has is that he can play half back.
Crazy to even contemplate Connor on the bench at Wakefield against a team with a large forward pack.
I have previously said we are short of a super League quality prop and our bench at Wakefield looks to be light.
I think Masi will now feature on Sunday and good look to the lad.

Wakefield has a much larger, richer and all round better city right next door that tends to hoover up the big companies. Feel free to compare Hull and Leeds.

Anyway, only came on to discuss the rugby really so I'll leave you and your more couth boardmates to it.

Have a good trip on Sunday!

That's a new one, not heard that before.

There wasn't 2000 in South stand that game there was 50 of us as we went in there not knowing away fans was no longer allowed. We all entered through the back of the stand as we had been in the bar below. Was pretty of obvious from the look of disbelief on whino fans as we started singing old faithful and no one around us joined in we had royally dropped a bollard.I remember us standing our ground and celebrating like we had won the league when prekky kicked that penalty.
And when hull did take 2000 regularly in the south it was one of the best atmospheres in r.l but there was always a massive police presance and often abit of naughtiness

Bench looks weak with only 2 injures so let's hope we don't pick up a bad run of them

Yeh agree, if we go with the expected starting 13, looks weak. Think maybe radford might mix it up, and have mini or ellis on bench

ellis maybe as he hasn't played yet. I have a feeling the overall lack of gametime for the whole 1st team squad may come back to bite us sunday

Me to, think it could be a tough opening few weeks, been saying today got a feeling we might get turned over, hope im wrong

Last year I thought Radders got our pre-season spot on. This year I fear we are going to be under-cooked and could well come a cropper on Sunday.

Last year, the main bulk of the first team only played one game pre season which was against Rovers, this year it was the same only against Salford, so no difference, so are we judging our pre season on the results?

The first team had less game time last season.