Re: Prop : Tue May 24, 2022 9:35 pm
jonh wrote:
Players are out of contract this is made aware to all clubs in the final year of their deals by both the RFL and the agents.
It’s not a big secret.
Lists are distributed to clubs regularly through the season too about who is available.
Simply fact is we cannot compete financially with most clubs if they want the player.
It’s nothing to do with identifying them, we sadly have to deal with the scraps we are thrown and try mould them into a team capable of competing or more realistically surviving in SL.
It’s not a big secret.
Lists are distributed to clubs regularly through the season too about who is available.
Simply fact is we cannot compete financially with most clubs if they want the player.
It’s nothing to do with identifying them, we sadly have to deal with the scraps we are thrown and try mould them into a team capable of competing or more realistically surviving in SL.
That is not a sustainable business plan for any company certainly not one in the entertainment business during a cost of living crisis. We don’t even help ourselves by marketing the game or trying to generate some positive news. We have probably one of the highest match day tickets and I dread to think what we charge for a pint compared to a pub away from the ground. If you look at the Wakefield Trinity app it contents mainly reflect the ladies team which is fine but the first team news should take precedence.
The bad news of course is that these appear to be the good times before we start to repay a loan which I guess will be part funded by a reduced wage bill.
