Yeah exactly, struggling to understand the mindset of people who can't resist the urge to snipe at someone who is just letting us know that the process is still continuing, even if he can't give a full account of it. Surely it's better to have that than nothing at all.

I'm struggling to understand the mindset of people who have the urge to carry on trying to re ignite an argument with posters what have stated their opinion and are happy to accept that everybody does not think alike and do not want to get into a stupid argument as to who is right and who is wrong



Surely it is better to agree to disagree and stop your petty bickering, we've all had our say why not leave it at that till there's something to discuss

Not interested in starting an argument with anyone, it's you who keeps quoting my comments and wringing your hands at them. Or are you just upset I don't have a stadium update for you?

Ok, I have not been watching this one so closely but we seem to be falling out over nothing here.



If TRB chooses to post details of what he is doing or not, it's his choice. By all means comment on it but don't start an argument about what he didn't post. I'll take that as trolling/stalking/bullying and you can assume a warning.



Equally if someone wants to post that they would like a different option to Newmarket or Belle Vue new or old, let them do it. As long as they are not accusing or unfairly criticising another poster.

To help, [i 'I don't want to go to Newmarket[/i' is fine.... '

"[iHeaven forbid you damage your position! Given that you've been in more positions than Jenna Jameson, it's hard to believe there are any positions left for you to assume...



I'm sure I speak on behalf of most when I say that as a Wakefield fan I am totally bored of every "update" you provide on the subject[/i... is not ok.



I'll follow procedure from now on. You'll get a warning and if that doesn't work, you'll take a rest from the Wakefield forum.

Let's assume what has been said is enough for now. Don't continue the petty bickering.

Hy guys, I'm fine. I'm just a fan, but somehow got embroiled in all this and I understand all of the points raised. No issue for me. In fairness I only ever give a reply when someone is asking and I don't think it would be fair to leave them hanging, even if all I confirm is ......!



You all care, as do I, so we have that much in common!

Seems an odd stance to take, am I dreaming this or did MC state in the last 12 months that staying at BV was a definite no?

He said that staying at BV under the current circumstances at that time was a no.



Since then there has been a reduction in rent, the ground put up for sale with a known asking price, the club becoming debt free...and perhaps movement in the game of chess with WMDC and Yorkcourt.



Maybe there is a potential funding stream now, that wasn't there before?

I've a feeling the stadium trust will ask YC to stump up the cash for belle vue but i don't think CM is the kind of guy to do so. He'll tell them to go and jump as this has nothing to do with the new development. At the end of the day he's a business man, he's never had any interest in Wakefield trinity and he never will. He's got what he wanted with planning for building at Newmarket and I don't see him giving away 600k from the money he makes out of it all. Hell bank the lot stick two fingers up at Wakey and laugh at the council for being so inept and not producing a watertight document that would have given Wakefield a home. I believe the council did this on purpose too and I doubt very much there'll be any loopholes with regard to the building works to the east of the city.

On a interview today, Michael Carter revealed, that the developer (Yorkcourt) have in conjunction and alignment with the council and the club submitted a bid for belle vue.

Which they are hopeful will be accepted.

If they are, they would want to look at purchasing the superbowl site...

It is thought that if we were to "give" up newmarket this would give the developer more land to build on and sell, which more than cover the cost of Superbowl...



Would it leave some spare for re-development?



This may have flown under the radar, but offers hope that we may have a full time home, whether it is at Newmarket or not.

This would be excellent news in my opinion.

If no money for re-development couldn't there be some sort of fund raising efforts to achieve the necessary money?

Ownership of the ground could well interest a "sugar daddy" type investor who may put money into the club knowing that there is a saleable asset which is going to increase in value rather than depreciate.

Ownership of the ground could well interest a "sugar daddy" type investor who may put money into the club knowing that there is a saleable asset which is going to increase in value rather than depreciate.