Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 4:33 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

You quote my post but obviously have very poor comprehension skills.

Key words, "If" "opportunity" "future" "invest" "money", then you jump the gun and start talking about current attendances, which I don`t really see what that has to do with where they might be in 6/7/8 years time.

OK, you can explain.

"When/if" don't change the premise of what you posted.

If this "there might be an agreement reached to see them become more than just a tenant or a sub tenant of Wakefield Trinity", doesn't mean a formal share agreement, what could it mean?

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 4:34 pm  

TimmySmith wrote:

Wouldn't waste your time pal, folk just take what they want from posts on here without actually understanding what's been said.

Oh the irony, pal

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 5:05 pm  

dboy wrote:

OK, you can explain.

"When/if" don't change the premise of what you posted.

If this "there might be an agreement reached to see them become more than just a tenant or a sub tenant of Wakefield Trinity", doesn't mean a formal share agreement, what could it mean?

I`m afraid I can`t help you any further, you`ve taken what was a sensible comment about what the future "could" potentially bring if they can match there ambition in the mid terms into something in your own head, it`s just bizarre, as I say in my post it`s future looking.

Of course when/if changes what the context of it. It`s like me saying I could see us competing to win SL in the next 7/8 years if we get the right level of investment etc then you ignoring everything but "winning SL" turning around and saying "We won`t win SL next year" well that`s not what I said is it?

I despair.

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:30 pm  

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:30 pm  

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:31 pm  

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:33 pm  

Redscat wrote:

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

Well you made up for that.....

Re: Wakefield AFC : Thu Jan 19, 2023 10:39 pm  

I've no idea of anything financial re the club, but we have a mortgage to pay. If this pays it, makes it all make sense.

Re: Wakefield AFC : Fri Jan 20, 2023 12:06 am  

Redscat wrote:

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

i think I've seen a few posts about this subject

Re: Wakefield AFC : Fri Jan 20, 2023 7:19 am  

Redscat wrote:

Nobody seems to have mentioned the possibility of a good FA cup run for WAFC, as Emley did against West Ham a few years ago, and big name clubs playing ties down here therefore swelling the coffers somewhat.

I’ll answer you only once

I think I did on some post or other but yes you are right.

The beauty for both clubs is that the match would be played at BV. They would have home advantage, ticket sales etc and we’d sell all the pints and pies.

I suppose Fev offers the same apart from the pitch but you get the idea.

For a club like Trinity the issue is cash flow, always has been and TBF that applies to most clubs. If we can even that out even moderately it will help hugely. Especially when working out contracts.

I don’t want to get carried away it’s not yet what some are thinking. WAFC are a tadpole even compared to us, there is no partnership as it would be too one sided to work just yet. However they do seem to fit for now.