I voted no, for the simple reason of, the decisions made and nothing short of the Crusaders or another club going bust before the start of next season will change that.

As frustrating as this is, 100% of our efforts should be focused on the future and not wasted on the past.

If we are out again, it's not because we aren't good enough, it's because of contrived circumstances, we can hold our head high.

Other that contributed to our downfall may have it on their consciences (and i hope they do, but sadly i doubt it!!) but not the players or supporters of our club.

I for one don't think that the time for protest has passed.



Whilst not happy with the decision I could accept us losing our licence if we were shown the scoring applied to each franchise application and it turned out that ours was not one of the 13 strongest from the current 14 SL clubs plus Halifax.



I have stated all along that if the RFL publish and justify their decisions with facts then I would accept it. What I will not accept (without a fight anyway) is that we have been sacrificed for a club that scores worse than us and brings less to the game than us. It may do no good but the RFL and various press establishments will hear from me in that case and I will quite happily besmirch the name of the RFL. At the end of the day Rugby League is a SPORT and I feel on-field performance should carry some weight. The RFL seem totally at odds with this theory which is just ridiculous in my opinion.





Sorry but I for one am not prepared to just accept any decision and go away quietly in the hope of being accepted back in 3 years time. What we as fans can do may have little sway but I don't believe we should give up with barely a whimper.

I think stand/sit in protest at a away ground .... Im not joking I think we should do this.

Yeah but you've got enough fat reserves to be going for weeks

I voted no because we knew what we had to do and if we had done it in the number of years we were in superleague we would not be having this discussion.



Salford are doing it for example.



It looks cheap protesting after we have been through the process which we agreed to and failed.



Also I thought we would make every effort to make the rfl have difficult time throwing us out by finishing in a decent position but it's looking like we couldn't even do that (check our delegation rivals salford/cas) table position.



I know ppl will start on about crusaders and that irks me too but at the end of the day we all know rfls agenda re expansion and IMO we were never competing for a superleague place with cru

I have no complaints to be honest if we lose out licence on the 26th. We have had more than enough time to sort tings out. We dug ourselves into the mess we are in. Nobody else put us into administration and caused our present problems.



I do think that Championship rugby will give us chance to regroup and come out stronger. We will have 3 years move the club forward and plan accordingly. We do need the fans to stick by the club, i know we have been let down, but this is a time when the club need us most.

Wow - your negativity is disgusting and you give the place a bad vibe !



So how do crusaders deserve a place more than us ? We went to administration yes but is that the fans fault should we be punished.? Out of administration we have a very good young ambitious owner it wasn't a bad thing its a good thing I argue should this be a point down? Wheres Crusaders young ambitious owner then? I still dont no who bailed them out !. Was it our fault a conservative sent our ground to a PE? We have done everything set by the RFL . I will be flaming appauled by the decision on the 26th if it goes against us. We have a young british team remember one of the key areas of franchising was to start to compete with Australia so how can a team of young brits be preffered to a team of 3rd rate aussies in bloody Wrexham? If Wrexham is the best they can do for spreading the game then they can stick the game up there backsides! Everyone who is a true RL fan knows Wakefield belong in Super League ... What as been done as been done we are set for the f[size=150uture!!! [/sizeits the best we have looked off the pitch for many years thus including our 1873 membership scheme we are set up for developing the game. This will be totally the wrong time to kick us out the past yes but the future is what counts this is why we should get the nod !! The Future is what counts not the past so do one with your poor negative attitude its not needed here we dont need it!

As per usual you have missed the point of the post. We have only our selves to blame that is Wakefield Trinity Wildcats and nobody else. We have had more than enough time to resolve the ground issue. I understand from other threads that Land sale agents are advertising BV for sale and that our lease expires at the end of the year - how the hell did that come about? We should have never been put in this position. I do realise that these are not connected with AG, but others were involved who are still in employment with the club. I do not see this as negativity but realism (i would imagine most neutral fans would take this view also) and your typical belligerent, unintellectual, naive response is as ridiculous as your avatar picture.

You really are a plank of epic proportions. Seriously.

What the hell .. You guys call yourself fans you negative brothers of SATEN !!!

If you feel hard done to now just wait until the new TV deal is announced and super league clubs get even more money per season and the championship clubs get nothing, because thats whats coming

i think if any protest is to be planeed it has to be before the announcement. If its after they wont change their mind and look like they have bottled it