Re: Clarity : Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:03 pm  

BOJ042 wrote:

zz2 just more hot air and nothing happening - the clock is ticking to demise......

With fronds like you who needs anemones???

Re: Clarity : Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:47 pm  

Still not much clarity. Please in 2 sentences why have talks stopped?
How will talks move forward. What do we need who shall we put pressure on? Protest demonstration?
Too much talking has now gone on for 8 years. Actions speak louder than words

Re: Clarity : Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:57 pm  

musson wrote:

Trinity hold the majority of the cards here, we all need each other but without us it's a no goer, it's becoming pretty obvious now, it's Hussain who needs to hold his nerve, if we don't get what we want we can play else where, like most trin fans I just want to watch my home town club play, I don't need a shiny stadium for that

Everyone not related to the club just wants to make money out of this and without us you're all screwed

Or are you telling me Hussain bought the ground for the good of his health to give back to us freely?
Hussains pathetic comments about the club selling tickets with no where to potentially play are pathetic and shows he knows NOTHING of the fans of wakefield trinity and our struggles

And your comments about the club giving money back for tickets....... seriously

Are u Rodney walker ?

Slugger has covered the first part of your rather misguided post quite nicely, we really don’t hold a very good hand here. And i think you’ll find most Trinity fans want their team to be playing in a nice stadium in Wakefield as not doing for any length of time equals a slow death. And as for the tickets comment Michael Carter has already said anybody wanting a refund on season tickets bought should we move can have it so i don’t know what you are getting at there? There might not be many that ask but i bet there are some.

Re: Clarity : Sun Nov 05, 2017 10:53 pm  

BOJ042 wrote:

zz2 just more hot air and nothing happening - the clock is ticking to demise......

You are Michel Barnier and I claim my £5

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 12:07 am  

We currently have no ground confirmed for next season. If we continue with our current negotiation techniques then we are heading to Dewsbury.
I hear some of you saying good that will show those Labour councillors we don’t need them or the 88M group.
The problem is that we can only stay at Dewsbury for one season and then only if we have a plan in place to move to a SL standard ground.
That’s the tricky bit because we don’t and never will have not in Wakefield anyway. The majority support the club because it is in Wakefield and we were born or live in the area.
I look forward to how this puts us in a strong position and if we continue how is it going to be resolved without the help of the council and 88M.
I have a question, the original agreement with Newmarket was that we paid a peppercorn rent but retained all the income generated. The redevelopment of Belle Vue is surely a new agreement therefore would the above not be subject to renegotiation

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 12:15 am  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

We currently have no ground confirmed for next season. If we continue with our current negotiation techniques then we are heading to Dewsbury.
I hear some of you saying good that will show those Labour councillors we don’t need them or the 88M group.
The problem is that we can only stay at Dewsbury for one season and then only if we have a plan in place to move to a SL standard ground.
That’s the tricky bit because we don’t and never will have not in Wakefield anyway. The majority support the club because it is in Wakefield and we were born or live in the area.
I look forward to how this puts us in a strong position and if we continue how is it going to be resolved without the help of the council and 88M.
I have a question, the original agreement with Newmarket was that we paid a peppercorn rent but retained all the income generated. The redevelopment of Belle Vue is surely a new agreement therefore would the above not be subject to renegotiation

Read the schedule of delapidation topic. That option just got a whole lot messier by the sounds.

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 12:15 pm  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

You reckon? You believe Manni would be crying into his balance sheet if he could no longer charge rent for a ground, Really?

Yes that is what I believe

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 1:07 pm  

musson wrote:

Yes that is what I believe

I worry then. Our presence there is blocking money, not making money.

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 1:32 pm  

Sacred Cow wrote:

Slugger has covered the first part of your rather misguided post quite nicely, we really don’t hold a very good hand here. And i think you’ll find most Trinity fans want their team to be playing in a nice stadium in Wakefield as not doing for any length of time equals a slow death. And as for the tickets comment Michael Carter has already said anybody wanting a refund on season tickets bought should we move can have it so i don’t know what you are getting at there? There might not be many that ask but i bet there are some.

Misguided?

So are you telling me that Hussain bought Bellevue for the good of his health ?
I don't care where I watch trin Play, there will be plenty of trin fans who feel the same as me too

Misguided...... grow up

Re: Clarity : Mon Nov 06, 2017 2:03 pm  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

I worry then. Our presence there is blocking money, not making money.

The ground is a pot of gold for Hussain, just waiting for him almost within touching distance, we just need to stay calm a bit longer and as fans put our trust in Michael.

He has never once let any of us down since he took over and I think each time he has made a move regarding the ground it's got us a bit further on

Yes there are alternate routes for making money from Belle vues owner but it's within everyone's interests to get it redeveloped with us playing there for the next 100 years not the lengthy process of turning it in to a housing estate