Did Wakefield really make an effort to get the game on today? Or are they simply happy to play the game at a later date when their "injuries" have cleared up? If Fev get their game on and Wakefield can't be bothered it begs the question "Who is the more professional club?"

Considering a number of volunteers turned up yesterday and today after the clubs request the social media, also considering the reason for the game been off been the unsafe area around the stadium, I think it's safe to say the club did it's best to get the game on.

fev match called off as well .paths are icey cant expect wakey to clean the footpaths aswell safety first

Every effort was made. And with due respect to fev how many is expected at their game compared to a massive crowd between wakey and leeds??

=#FF0000Edit, once again there is no need to post in this way.

=#FF0000El rey.

Yes they did, so its begs no question.


We are Wakefield Trinity Wildcats and play when we like.

In these days of health and safety and not to mention the 'claim' society, best to be safe than sorry. Gone are the days when you turned up and the terraces still had snow on them and this provided entertainment itself. I remember going to Fev in the mid to late 80s to watch a Challenge Cup tie against Widnes when Paul Lyman was playing for Fev and John Gilbert was playing for Widnes. The pitch was covered in snow and only the lines had been cleared and marked out in purple! Only thing that was missing was an orange ball. The good old days!

I'm pleased the game is called off.

not sure many are taking into consideration the state of the pitch due to minus temperatures last night.

I've been watch some icicles on my neighbours guttering seeing if there's are sign of a thaw when the sun came out and its very little so what's the likelihood that the pitch is also struggling to thaw

do we really what to put players under extreme pressures to play on crap conditions I don't for one

correct decision made for me

And the fullback got a snowball at the back of his head

The fact is that the club did everything possible to try and get the game on and they, along with the volunteers, should be applauded for their efforts.
However, the postponement may help Wakefield when the game is played, as a certain Tim Smith should be fit, however, who knows what will happen, so our wealthy neighbours should stop bleating and looking for conspiracy theories.
Parking alone, would be an absolute nightmare as most of us park on the side-streets around the ground and some of these are in a poor state, due to the snow and ice.