Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 8:42 pm  

M62 J30 TRINITY wrote:

Lets not start this or this thread will end up in turmoil.
2019 is when stricter ground criteria will take effect and we'll be kicking it off in ou brand new community stadium.
Up the Trin

Would like to divulge what you know, or what you think you know? Or indeed who you know?

I have been overly optimistic at times, but I am not currently!

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:05 pm  

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/rugby- ... -Peter-Box More hollow PR rhetoric from Box. Surely YorkCourt fully committed themselves to the scheme as soon as they started building their big ugly box on the land that was taken out of Green Belt on the back of stadium plans

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/rugby- ... -Peter-Box More hollow PR rhetoric from Box. Surely YorkCourt fully committed themselves to the scheme as soon as they started building their big ugly box on the land that was taken out of Green Belt on the back of stadium plans

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:11 pm  

trintalk wrote:

Could be sharing with Cas for all we know.

Won't share because Castleford will own the stadium and we would be tenants paying rent to Castleford. Won't happen.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:29 pm  

Sandal Cat wrote:

Won't share because Castleford will own the stadium and we would be tenants paying rent to Castleford. Won't happen.

For 50k a month we'd accept you matey

Something which I haven't figured out..... Apologies if it's been answered already.....

How can box, YC keep referring to a "new trust"? Surely you can't just turn up and say "I've set up a new trust". Don't they need to be registered, and available to view publicly?

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Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:33 pm  

I'm the same Dave.i don't get that.
Can I just create one too?

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:35 pm  

DAVE@CAS1990 wrote:

For 50k a month we'd accept you matey

Something which I haven't figured out..... Apologies if it's been answered already.....

How can box, YC keep referring to a "new trust"? Surely you can't just turn up and say "I've set up a new trust". Don't they need to be registered, and available to view publicly?

Still a big fat ZERO of bricks been laid so Cas are in the same boat as Trinity..............still !
Come back with a revised rent proposal when Box borrows some more hard hats from Diggerland for a photoshoot.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 11:21 pm  

M62 J30 TRINITY wrote:

Lets not start this or this thread will end up in turmoil.
2019 is when stricter ground criteria will take effect and we'll be kicking it off in ou brand new community stadium.
Up the Trin

Why do you continuously post guff with regards to the 'stadium'?

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 11:26 pm  

M62 J30 TRINITY wrote:

Lets not start this or this thread will end up in turmoil.
2019 is when stricter ground criteria will take effect and we'll be kicking it off in ou brand new community stadium.
Up the Trin

Stricter ground criteria starts next year and being in a new stadium for 2019 is highly unlikely even if things took a positive turn which right now looks a mile off.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sat Jul 01, 2017 11:41 pm  

Sandal Cat wrote:

Just a simple question to all. Which of the 2 Trusts do you think will represent the best interest of Wakefield Trinity and the wider community ?

The original would get my vote, along with everyone elses i'd have thought. BUT if there was no chance of the developer working with you and the only way was some form of amalgamation with the proviso that the deal worked in some way for the club then i'd be willing to support it. Ultimately its not about posturing or dick measuring, its about doing what it takes to get the damn thing built and get a future for our club. I guess we'll know where we stand in a months time.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 02, 2017 7:52 am  

Sacred Cow wrote:

The original would get my vote, along with everyone elses i'd have thought. BUT if there was no chance of the developer working with you and the only way was some form of amalgamation with the proviso that the deal worked in some way for the club then i'd be willing to support it. Ultimately its not about posturing or dick measuring, its about doing what it takes to get the damn thing built and get a future for our club. I guess we'll know where we stand in a months time.

Agree, it's about getting the stadium built on acceptable terms and securing the future of the club. No one on the this Trust gives a damn about credit or kudos. If Rodney's Trust feel the same way there is no problem but as of now it's not registered, he will not say who his Trustees are and we are not allowed to see the terms of the agreement.

Not surprising that their motives are being questioned.