Has any team previously been relegated with zero points?

Halifax in 2003 but they were deducted 2pts from their only win of the season.

Jeez resurrecting a Steph trolling thread. Meh.
Poky will surely have a decent comment about it.

Anyway, hard fought win for Trinity against a very spirited Leigh side. Long way to go yet.

Leigh will win at least one game.....you read it here first.

Thought Leigh turned up today with the right attitude. They came to really rattle Wakey and did just that for the most part.

If Leigh keep at it they may pick up a few odd wins here and there.

Has any team who have lost their first 9 games survivad or have they gone down

Wakefield never looked a million miles away when they went through that losing run. Sure enough they start getting players back and they’re moving in the right direction.

From what I’ve seen of Leigh they’re similar. Maybe a player or two off a winning run.

Plus there’s still plenty of time for someone else to get drawn into a relegation scrap. Huddersfield or even Hull KR or Cas if they lose a few players to injury

Leigh had a real good dig yesterday and if they can get something close to their first 17 on the field, they should win a few games.
Well done to the fans that made the trip over, who supported their side for the full 80 and good luck with the survival campaign..

Pretty sure Lost their first 8 in 1992, beat Saints and stayed up quite comfortably in the end, although they relegated nobody

A shock 2 points might not be far off now that we have some games at home coming up

For clubs like Leigh and Wakefield home advantage makes a huge difference. Imho it’s no coincidence that Trinity have won our last three games in front of a partisan crowd at BV.

The true measure of our progress will come next week against Warrington away, I don’t expect a win if I’m honest.

If we stay up it will be on home form.

No but Wakefield were appalling in 2015. They lost 20 out of 23 league games and were accused of not even trying at one point when they lost 80-0 at Warrington.

Crowds slowly fell and by the end of the season they returned an average of only 4,000.

They were accused of saving it all for the relegation play offs, and they did save their best to see off Bradford Bulls and have them relegated when everyone inc Wakey fans said Wakey actually really deserved to go down.....

Nice story bro' but, you made this up.

However, Wakefield certainly exposed the myth of "every minute matters", with an ill thought out and shambolic league structure that, thankfully, has been discarded.
Had Bradford won the MPG, then Trinity would have "deserved" to go down.

A truly horrible day and I don’t think anyone in the ground enjoyed it.

It didn’t relegate Bradford we were already in the championship.

When Danny Addy stepped up to take that penalty you had hope but tbh at no point did Wakefield look like losing. There was a difference between the two and you could see it.

I will admit to being very worried when you got the penalty.
Had that gone over, things may have been different.

The whole concept of "forced" last day deciders was wrong.
The Wakey v Cas game was a "freak" fixture and while fully accepting the excitement and increased press exposure.
Those fixtures were awful and difficult for the fans and more importantly, the clubs, to deal with.

Having been at both of those games, there was little pleasure in the games, just utter relief when they were over.

As I said, thank goodness they have been consigned to the bin.

Bang on mate

Pretty poor comment that isn't it?

It's all in the records books. You tell those that accused Wakefield of playing the system exactly why they did as badly as they did?

Over to you for the truth?

Was this the truth "when everyone inc Wakey fans said Wakey actually really deserved to go down.....", I dont think so.?
It was the system that was at fault here, not Trinity.
Every minute did NOT matter, it was a hair brained structure, culminating in a forced last day decider. Wrong, not neccessary and rightly consigned to the annals of history.

I don't think it was a case of not trying, we were just awful and were it not for the contrived league structure we would've gone down and Leigh would've come up.

I think with a fit squad (far too many out) & a full set of forwards (or at least forwards.on the bench & some Props on the pitch) Leigh win that game. Also of note, if reviewed by a video ref Liam Kays try looked questionable.

First half Leigh the better side, overall probably the correct result. I just hopw we can sign some quality soon, after all, we only have to win one more than Salford !

Trinity fan defends Trinity's honour.

He's right though. Plus I too don't remember any Trinity supporters stating we should have been relegated that season?

Looks questionable on those angles, but on Trinity TV (Filmed from behind the post) its 100% try no doubt at all.

Also Mellors try looks like a knock on on the grounding.

And Tierney try was off a forward pass

Donnyman making things up?

Well that was the public accusation, that's all. Good luck for tonight, a win over local rivals Cas will be a great boost for Trinity.........