Crowds will pick up now theyre back in Wakefield

Why where have they been playing?

Ossett last season with a poor side hopefully this season theyll have a better side + I think there is a deal for reduced admission to trinity season ticket holders

Wakefield won Tuesday nights friendly against Whitkirk

1-1 HT

3-1 FT.

Goals Adam Jarrett 1

Boardman 2

There is a lot of friendlies coming up as a lot of players are have trial games as intrest as grown..



=#0000FF C'MON YOU WAKEY BEARS..!!

Next friendley away is:-



Thu 26/7/2012 (Tonight)



Pontefract Collieries Vs Wakefield fc "The Bears" 7:45pm KO

Wakefield fc trialist friendlies :-



(Thursday 26-07-2012 )



Pontefract Colliries 2 Wakefield fc 2



came back from 2-0 down.

Goals for Wakefield fc

Adam jarrett 1

kamara 1



(Saturday 28-07-2012)



Rothwell FC 2 Wakefield FC 6



Good run out, goals from Henson 2, Pickering, 2, Hardaker 2. Alot of trialists and U21 squad in the team..



Well done lads...

Wakefield merging with another team and dropping the other team's name and having their own name .......hmmm .......interesting, I'll remember that when i see references to my rugby team's past associations that are brought up regularly by Wakefield fans

Doesnt matter Wakefield FC are more succesfull than the club you mention

your noise

Some do it out of necessity,others out of greed!!

or in our case because we were advised to by the governing body

Match Report By Dan Brownhill



Lancaster City 1 Wakefield 2



Wakefield picked up their first win of the season with a 2-1 victory at fellow Division One North side Lancaster in The FA Trophy.





New goalkeeper Sam Dobbs made his Wakefield debut, with Danny Trueman starting on the bench. The injured Tom Marsden was replaced in the starting eleven by Shequille Clarke. There was a also a start for R

yan Grant at centre back, with Micah Bleau pushing into midfield.



Wakefield went into the lead within the opening five minutes, when Lee Turner's curling shot nestled into the far corner.



The Bears had further chances to score, but could not capitalise after some good approach play, and were punished on the stroke of half time when Lancaster's Dodwell headed in the equaliser.



The home side hit the bar twice in the second half with headed efforts, but it was Wakefield who found the winning goal deep into stoppage time. A free kick into the Lancaster box was eventually fired goalwards by Bleau, with Dave Boardman getting the last touch on the line to claim his first Wakefield FC goal.



It was a well earned victory for Wakefield, from a game that didn't finish until after 6pm, following a delayed kick off due to traffic problems on the M6.



=#0000FF The Bears now face another long trip to Burscough in the next round, on Saturday 29th September.



=#0040FFMeanwhile, Wakefield search for their first home win in over a year when they entertain New Mills on Tuesday night, kick off 7:45pm.







Wakefield: Dobbs, Blakey, Thornton (c), Bleau, Fisher, R Grant, Turner, Pickering, Boardman, J Grant, Clarke (Jarrett 77). Subs Not Used: Benjamin, Trueman, Hardaker, Fogarty.