Re: SOD'S LAW : Sun May 21, 2017 6:36 pm  

We can't stay at Belle Vue.
I dunno what all this clinging on to Belle Vue is about, yeah I've been watching Wakey there for 37 years and it will be a sad day when we leave, but the ground is knackered, its in an abysmal place/area, it has no parking, its a pain in the booty to get to, it has no capacity, no redeeming features whatsoever apart from historical, well in 2017 history doesn't pay the bills, it doesn't maintain a crumbling ground, we don't even own it, it doesn't provide a safe and entertaining environment for fans, what is there to stay for, I dunno ? just let it go, accept it, move on.
Go to Dewsbury till the new ground is built, sheet, it isn't gonna burst any bubbles, I'm looking forward to it, actually, I'm looking forward to going anywhere but Belle Vue, I don't want to stay....its over

Re: SOD'S LAW : Sun May 21, 2017 6:50 pm  

MarioRugby wrote:

Oh, sorry, I forgot do please forgive me. No one is allowed to criticise Michael Carter because he favorites our tweets on twitter and high fives fans on match day. How silly of me to forget.

jog on

Re: SOD'S LAW : Sun May 21, 2017 9:56 pm  

MarioRugby wrote:

I have to agree. Michael Carter playing with fire and the clubs future over his own petty feud with the Council. If Wakefield do get relegated next season he is the only person to blame.

It's been a while since you rung me Neil, I presume you haven't lost my number, feel free to ring up and discuss it man to man?

[PopTart]

Re: SOD'S LAW : Sun May 21, 2017 10:45 pm  

Redscat wrote:

At the risk of being labelled one of this Site's moaners (which I don't think I am), isn't it somewhat ironic that we've got one of the best teams of players, league positions, coaching staff and board of directors in years yet we have this huge sword of Damacles hanging over our heads ie the ground situation. I'm sure that if we're at Dewsbury next season the bubble will burst. So let's make the best of it while we can.

Unfortunately your point was slightly derailed there.
I don't think you are a moaner, you are only stating facts, but I'd look at it slightly differently.
Despite all the challenges Mr Carter and the club face with finances and the ground, we are managing to put a successful and entertaining team together.
The second must be helping the first with people wanting to be associated with the club....whether straight up supporters like you and me or sponsors. It can only be a good thing to be in 5th place and looking up.

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 12:54 am  

Daddycool wrote:

It's been a while since you rung me Neil, I presume you haven't lost my number, feel free to ring up and discuss it man to man?

Fight, fight, fight fight!

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 1:09 am  

MarioRugby wrote:

Oh, sorry, I forgot do please forgive me. No one is allowed to criticise Michael Carter because he favorites our tweets on twitter and high fives fans on match day. How silly of me to forget.

*Mods*

I know technically its against the rules but can we make an exception and have a right real go at this end of a bell? Just for a short while, maybe like an hours flash sale whether anything (within reason) goes?? Pretty please?

[Wildthing]

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 6:15 am  

Sacred Cow wrote:

*Mods*

I know technically its against the rules but can we make an exception and have a right real go at this end of a bell? Just for a short while, maybe like an hours flash sale whether anything (within reason) goes?? Pretty please?

I'm afraid it would be futile. The 'bell' has gone

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 7:36 am  

Wildthing wrote:

I'm afraid it would be futile. The 'bell' has gone

Awww! Good work though!

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 8:19 am  

PopTart wrote:

I don't think you are a moaner, you are only stating facts, but I'd look at it slightly differently.

So would I.

Try this - we finish this season in a strong league position and a decent cup run, with a really good squad containing lots of academy products; we go play at Dewsbury for one season with solid plans of a new stadium, and pack the place to the rafters every week - creating some local buzz and a really good springboard to Newmarket?

Sometimes you just have to be positive - in the same way I now believe that Labour could actually win this thing, I also believe the above could happen.

Re: SOD'S LAW : Mon May 22, 2017 8:33 am  

MarioRugby wrote:

Oh, sorry, I forgot do please forgive me. No one is allowed to criticise Michael Carter because he favorites our tweets on twitter and high fives fans on match day. How silly of me to forget.

It's simpler than that: you're wrong. You don't know enough about the situation to comment in the way that you did, so don't.

I cannot remember a time when the club was as well run as now, felt as secure as it does now. There is only issue that is holding us back, and that's staying at Belle Vue in its current state.