Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:15 pm  

Like an aging dog, it's clear to see that this club has had its last day. If anyone thinks the club can recover from this atrocious season and management your living in cuckoo land. It'll take years to just get on even keel with some other clubs without being relegated. It's sickening to see this once great club dragged the mud and going through a slow lingering death. To spare an old dog another day of pain and humiliation the owner puts it down peacefully. But Carter is a leech, has been from day one. No colour, no life, no atmosphere at BV anymore.

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:18 pm  

Willzay wrote:

Like an aging dog, it's clear to see that this club has had its last day. If anyone thinks the club can recover from this atrocious season and management your living in cuckoo land. It'll take years to just get on even keel with some other clubs without being relegated. It's sickening to see this once great club dragged the mud and going through a slow lingering death. To spare an old dog another day of pain and humiliation the owner puts it down peacefully. But Carter is a leech, has been from day one. No colour, no life, no atmosphere at BV anymore.

Thought someone already did pull the plug when the electricity went off during the live tv broadcast

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:33 pm  

Tricky2309 wrote:

Thought someone already did pull the plug when the electricity went off during the live tv broadcast

Must have been another cost cutting manoveure from the chairman.

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:41 pm  

Tricky2309 wrote:

Thought someone already did pull the plug when the electricity went off during the live tv broadcast

Yes it just about summed the day up and gave everyone one final chance for the day to have a good laugh at shoddy old wakey

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:43 pm  

Willzay wrote:

Like an aging dog, it's clear to see that this club has had its last day. If anyone thinks the club can recover from this atrocious season and management your living in cuckoo land. It'll take years to just get on even keel with some other clubs without being relegated. It's sickening to see this once great club dragged the mud and going through a slow lingering death. To spare an old dog another day of pain and humiliation the owner puts it down peacefully. But Carter is a leech, has been from day one. No colour, no life, no atmosphere at BV anymore.

Sadly it's hard to argue much as I want to - I agree I'd rather it sink now than endure anymore of this - it's not just on the field as you say everything is now wrong and it does look a hopeless cause if I'm honest - after 25 years the inevitable seems to be happening despite countless efforts of countless little people to stop the rot. We have been let down by the Wakefield elite who just don't care a jot about the City and it's people who helped make them - they give nothing back,

At least Carter tried (Ed Milliband style)

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:45 pm  

Anybody got Russell Crowe's number ??

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 7:47 pm  

FIL wrote:

Anybody got Russell Crowe's number ??

No point giving it to the club as phone lines probably down so no one could call him even if they wanted to!

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 8:11 pm  

Sorry, but anyone who wants out just quietly walk away. Otherwise, whinge away as much as you want, but at the end of the day you have to give your support to the name of Wakefield Trinity. Players, owners will come and go, so don't come on here bleating about how you are going and how you want the club to sink, & encouraging others to do the same!

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 8:44 pm  

Jesus Christ, youre having a bad season, you've had a few bad seasons, you might have another bad season next season.

So what if you get relegated, it's not the end of the world.

You'll still have a club to support no matter whos running it, the coaching staff or players. They all come and go, supporters and fans don't.

I don't know your financial situation or if theres anything in the noises that youre not far off from admin, but that doesn't matter either, you could fold, be the end of the wildcats, but as long as you've got the fans, and they want Rugby League in Wakey then to everybody outside Wakey you will always be Wakefield Trinty.

Re: Pull the plug : Sun May 17, 2015 9:08 pm  

Smew wrote:

Sorry, but anyone who wants out just quietly walk away. Otherwise, whinge away as much as you want, but at the end of the day you have to give your support to the name of Wakefield Trinity. Players, owners will come and go, so don't come on here bleating about how you are going and how you want the club to sink, & encouraging others to do the same!

well said , that man. if they are not up for the fight, bugger off home and stop moaning. look at the super league clubs that are supposed to be in good form against championship opposition today. Catalans kept Featherstone out by 1 score. Widnes kept Dewsbury out by 1 score. The last time Leigh lost was against Leeds. 25 games unbeaten. They are not numpties, came out in the 2nd half threw a few handbags, disrupted our game, that's when the game turned and I would have a good bet that that is what was talked about in Leighs dressing room at half time. We are not Widnes or Catalans. We are well down on confidence. We should have never let them come back but I won't be commiting suicide over it