An excellent article summing up Wednesday meeting is to be found on page 6.
It covers all the key points and explanations and shows what good fact based journalism (or a good press release) can achieve.

A positive article in the RL press, well thats refreshing to say the least.

From the Tony Hannan piece at the back of LE:

'Fun and games in Wakefield, too, where more details emerge regarding yesterday's 1,000 strong meeting at the Cedar Court Hotel.
The launch of the new club 1873 is intended to help the Wildcats hit the 5,000 member target they need to have a chance of winning a three year Super League licence on July 26.
Nor will the announced upgrade of Belle Vue - sorry, Rapid Solicitors Stadium - to a 12,000-capacity stadium this coming close-season do any harm.
You've got to hand it to new chairman Andrew Glover, haven't you? Since his arrival, Wakefield have been one of the most imaginatively promoted clubs in the competition.
Can Super League really afford to ignore such innovative and impressive marketing expertise?'

Well I reckon we all know the answer to that one???

Not got that far TRB, but another positive article for us then.
The PR machine has moved up a gear.
Great news!!!

Lets hope we can get a good response from the Wakefield express..

Finally - the tide appears to be turning; fingers crossed it's not too late.

Lets hope the optimism that is surrounding the place at the moment continues.

Decent read today, now if only there was a letter in from a certain Mrs Parker again, it would have made the issue complete !

How very kind of you to say my friend

The RFL won't dare drop Wakefield or any other club. It would tear the sport apart more than any TV rights deal did.

My thoughts exactly!
The Rugby football league and the Crusaders are working very hard to bottle up news of any problems that the Crusaders are suffering. At the same time there is some disinformation being put out to offer the impression that the Crusaders are doing okay. For example news stories linking them with new players.

If the Crusaders implode then the Rugby football league can not relegate any other club whilst at the same time keeping the Crusaders in super league. Even the expansion card has limits to how far the Rugby football league can go to protect an expansion club and the more information that reaches the public domain about Crusaders problems the more stupid the Rugby football league will look if they exclude any other team only for the Crusaders to go to the wall within months if not weeks. Too many people will say that there was enough doubt surrounding the Crusaders franchise for the Rugby football league to have seen the writing on the wall and yet they still relegated another club. In my opinion this scenario would render the positions of certain people namely Richard Lewis and Nigel Wood, untenable.

have the rl given crusaders anymore moneyto keep them going and keeping it under raps