Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 12:41 pm  

Well the Wildcats went past Halifax without much problem, but I'm hoping we can keep the tempo going from the last fortnight and sign off our Qualifiers campaign with a victory. It's no less than the lads deserve. Preview will probably be up midweek, it's my first week of lectures so I can't really accurately predict many things (bit like the Eagles results really!!).

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 1:25 pm  

Not only is this game uber-important for the reasons outlined in the 'Million Pound' thread I found myself reading the piece from the crypto-chairman of the Derek Beaumont fan club,a qualified journalist with the audacity to take a salary,and as our good friend Griff so rightly posted,with the prescience of Mark Aston back in May and his 'Leigh - starting to crack' statement - there is money in finishing high in The Qualifiers. In the meantime, Leigh must make sure they now finish sixth, pip Halifax and secure the spoils of a £300,000 pot needed next year to see dreams turn to reality. Read It 'n' Weep I take it the qualified journalist doesn't think we can finish higher. Prescient,he aint.

Not only is this game uber-important for the reasons outlined in the 'Million Pound' thread I found myself reading the piece from the crypto-chairman of the Derek Beaumont fan club,a qualified journalist with the audacity to take a salary,and as our good friend Griff so rightly posted,with the prescience of Mark Aston back in May and his 'Leigh - starting to crack' statement - there is money in finishing high in The Qualifiers. In the meantime, Leigh must make sure they now finish sixth, pip Halifax and secure the spoils of a £300,000 pot needed next year to see dreams turn to reality. Read It 'n' Weep I take it the qualified journalist doesn't think we can finish higher. Prescient,he aint.

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 6:57 pm  

I keep reading articles about Leigh want to "return" to the super league - I know I'm getting on abit but I can't actually remember Leigh ever being in the super league?

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 7:06 pm  

No wonder I could remember they went up in 2004 and came down again in 2005 so you couldn't really call them a super league team could you?

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 8:56 pm  

Derek 'Don't Mess With Leigh' Beaumont was involved then - it was one of those boom before bust years - money and sponsorship wasn't in short supply Story Perhaps the relegation was part of a meticulous,x number of years,plan. I'm guessing Wakefield may be putting all their eggs into the Million Pounds Game basket and may NOT be too bothered about the game being played at Belle Vue.( I haven't checked the points difference.) We may be playing against the exuberance of youth. Jon Molloy wasn't in the squad that defeated Halifax.

Derek 'Don't Mess With Leigh' Beaumont was involved then - it was one of those boom before bust years - money and sponsorship wasn't in short supply Story Perhaps the relegation was part of a meticulous,x number of years,plan. I'm guessing Wakefield may be putting all their eggs into the Million Pounds Game basket and may NOT be too bothered about the game being played at Belle Vue.( I haven't checked the points difference.) We may be playing against the exuberance of youth. Jon Molloy wasn't in the squad that defeated Halifax.

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:21 pm  

3 Widnes 6 4 0 2 182 64 8
4 Wakefield 6 3 0 3 143 146 6
5 Bradford 6 3 0 3 149 188 6

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:38 pm  

3 Widnes 6 4 0 2 182 64 8 +118
4 Wakefield 6 3 0 3 143 146 6 -3
5 Bradford 6 3 0 3 149 188 6 -39

Good Point looking at the standings Widnes have all but ensured their super league status so all to play for is home advantage If i was a wakefield fan i would not like to visit Bradford in front of a probable 10,000 crowd they will have a better chance of success if they beat us so I doubt they will play a weakened team

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Mon Sep 21, 2015 11:49 am  

duggs413 wrote:

all to play for is home advantage If i was a wakefield fan i would not like to visit Bradford in front of a probable 10,000 crowd they will have a better chance of success if they beat us so I doubt they will play a weakened team

The capacity at Belle Vue is little over 6k and I would imagine the Bradford travelling support may make it a tight squeeze.

Brian Smith the head coach has a small squad to choose from - hampered by the inability to stay away from alcohol of one or two players.

Obviously I wouldn't dream of trying to second guess Brian Smith but a) Would he want to risk injury to key players?

b) Would he not prefer a game back at a club where he started some considerable success?

c) Play away so as to limit too much pressure put on the home players?

It don't bother me.I just want to be at Bramall Lane to see our players perform at their maximum,and put on the best team performance of 2015,and the club to ensure the best possible send off for those players leaving.

Oh,and to give a certain Mark Aston a wonderful birthday present.

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Mon Sep 21, 2015 4:53 pm  

Hi
I am a Wakefield supporter coming to the game on Sunday can anyone tell me where is the best place to park. I am happy to pay a few pounds to park.

Thanks

Re: Qualifiers Game 7 - Wakefield Home : Tue Sep 22, 2015 8:21 am  

Plenty of on-street parking available on Sundays around the ground as there are no restrictions in place.