Re: 2023 squad numbers : Fri Dec 09, 2022 11:59 am  

the stella kid wrote:

I think you are reading too much into it. The Price one is interesting. However of the others not in the first 17
Ikahifho
O Brien
Wilson
Cudjoe
Russell
Senior
Mason
Ashworth
Hewitt
Have all just kept the same number as last year so can’t really take much from the numbers.

Good spot, hadn't noticed that they'd all stayed the same

Re: 2023 squad numbers : Wed Dec 14, 2022 8:30 am  

Hangerman2 wrote:

Here's a team made up of those not in the first 17:

1) Aidan McGowan
2) Innes Senior
3) Leroy Cudjoe
4) Sam Halsall
5) Fenton Rogers
6) Olly Russell
7) Will Pryce
8 ) Oliver Wilson
9) Adam O Brien
10) Seb Ikahihifo
11) Harvey Livett
12) Jack Ashworth
13) Sam Hewitt

14) George Roby
15) Jack Bibby
16) Nathan Mason
17) Kieran Rush

I bet Wakefield would love that side

JINJER wrote:

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/super-league-rugby-financial-losses-25742028?utm_source=leeds_live_newsletter&utm_campaign=rugby_league_lve_newsletter&utm_medium=email&pure360.trackingid=%7B%7ETrackingId%7E%7D

I doubt Wakefield would like your debts though

Re: 2023 squad numbers : Wed Dec 14, 2022 2:11 pm  

Yes, fair play to Wakey, the only Super League club being kept in financial order.
Perhaps this is a good time to remind ourselves of how lucky we are to have Sir Ken propping us up.
20 big ones and counting (and all the Town fans thought Dean Hoyle was the good guy).

I see the kick & clap brigade are also in massive difficulties too, with a collective debt of over £500 million and 2 teams gone to the wall.
1895 and all that............Who'd have thought?

Re: 2023 squad numbers : Thu Dec 15, 2022 12:35 pm  

plato-the-whistle wrote:

Yes, fair play to Wakey, the only Super League club being kept in financial order.
Perhaps this is a good time to remind ourselves of how lucky we are to have Sir Ken propping us up.
20 big ones and counting (and all the Town fans thought Dean Hoyle was the good guy).

I see the kick & clap brigade are also in massive difficulties too, with a collective debt of over £500 million and 2 teams gone to the wall.
1895 and all that............Who'd have thought?

That fair play won’t help them though when they finish bottom of the pile and are relegated. I doubt very much if you ask the majority of the people of Wakefield that they are happy at the money from their pot being given to finance the stadium- especially in todays financial climate. Think how many local individuals almost 9m could help.
Yes we are very lucky.

Re: 2023 squad numbers : Thu Dec 15, 2022 1:21 pm  

jools wrote:

That fair play won’t help them though when they finish bottom of the pile and are relegated. I doubt very much if you ask the majority of the people of Wakefield that they are happy at the money from their pot being given to finance the stadium- especially in todays financial climate. Think how many local individuals almost 9m could help.
Yes we are very lucky.

Still as bitter as ever
which money is that btw?