I've not had a season ticket for a number of years now, more or less since my little 'un was born in 2002. I got out of the habit of going, had different priorities in my life, and to cut a long story short RL slipped off the radar.



I think what the club has done is absolutely fantastic - I still keep up-to-date with what is happening at Trin, but not enough to actually make a commitment to go to games.



Perhaps I'm the sort of person the club is trying to get onboard. I used to be a loyal supporter, have had season tickets throughout the 90's, and even on one occasion managed to do a full season home and away. But I can't give that sort of time or commitment anymore. But with the club offering a season ticket for just £100 it now doesn't matter to me if I miss a few games - I am still going to get value for money by having a season ticket and the club gets £100 of my hard earned whether I attend or not. I've even bought one for my daughter, who I know won't go to many games at all, but for 20 quid it's worth having one just in case she does want to take in the odd game or two.



And who knows, if I catch the Trin "bug" again this may well be the beginning of a new commitment to the club for me, which would not have happened had Trin not made this fantastic gesture to the people of wakefield.



I'm happy that I've bought a season ticket and I'm already looking forward to the new season!

Spot on

Worth £100 on a raffle ticket that prize .Welldone wakefield

Not a prob for the likes of us mate, they let us in through them big white gates!!

Ha ha so very true.

Told me what