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Going by Carters comments on radio leeds it isn't a good news meeting but a meeting to try and get people to put pressure on the council etc and discuss whether legal action needs taking.

That sounds pretty much it but I remember trb saying a while back that there could be a call to arms and with the election looming what better time than now to put our mistreatment out there.

I guess MC has already started it by dissing yorkcourt and the council on the radio

Did think that i doubt that will help in any negotiations. I seriously doubt any protests would make a blind bit of difference either. Legal action may be the only choice but the question is who pays for it?

Maybe we can we ask the RFL? we can get a new iconic ground if they pay the legal fees...

I think reading between the lines all constructive negotiations seem to be at an end so now may be the time to start a bit of mud slinging and see what sticks

The new stadium is our future the club is on its knees this could be a Wakefield RU ,gone ,gone , forever , yorkcourt,box,hold head in shame..

It's an utter disgrace that the Council have washed their hands of this issue!



Peter Box has presided over the City for too long and during his watch the sports facilities have become a National joke.



Whatever he thinks of Wakefield Trinity or Rugby League the City needs these facilities. There was a petition supporting the development and proposed Community sports facilities with thousands upon thousands of signatures on it. There was also a hugely expensive Public Inquiry and the planning process before it.



It's an abdication of the councils duty to just say "nothing to do with us"

Not sure about national joke, i doubt anyone outside the city gives a damn. In fact to be honest most within the city don't either!

The problem with a call to arms, is that so few people in the City give a toss about the club, that any public noise will be barely noticeable.



The only avenue that will make any difference is if Fat Eric can be stirred into action - his Inspector has had the wool pulled over his eyes and the whole Inquiry process made a mockery of by Box and YC; good luck with that one though - the Fat Controller has other, more important engines to worry about.

Agreed.



The real pity in all this, is the fact that the elected leader of the local council couldn't give a toss about an issue that affects many thousand's of people whom he is supposed to represent.



IF the will was there from the council hierarchy, Newcold would likely have been built on the Stadium site and we would be part way to the trigger point for the ground development and the council and planning people are certainly culpable in slowing the other job down..



It makes my blood boil !