Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:
Not long back we met Bradford in a SL game at home when they were on a 9 match losing streak and we were on a good run of consecutive wins.
We lost. It's the Wakefield way. Lets not count our chickens just yet.
Nobody can argue that, it’s been the pattern for most of the last fifty years.
One of the Ellis/Powell regimes most important aims has to be to dispel that culture.
I too am sick to death of Trinity sides coming out like rabbits caught in the headlights in these sort of games. Twenty minutes in and the game is lost, but with a tiny little burst at the end just to show what could have been. Frustration city, we’ve all been there.
With all the fireworks and the hype and a full house this has all the potential for a massive flop. At the end of the day Bradford have nothing to lose and that’s hard to fight.
But it’s a brave new era, and we owe it to the club to trust them with our confidence.
One thing most of us will agree is that despite the cheap tickets and the new stand, a good win against Bradford and the rest will be the thing that really gets the Wakefield public interested. Do that and it creates its own momentum.
If nothing else, it is at least exciting. Something we haven’t really seen for five years, or maybe not since 2004..
