Once the stadium is confirmed;

players will find Trin an attractive proposition.
Just look at the difference progress has made to Salford.
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And only in 21st century sport can owning your own ground with a near perfect playing surface be less important than being a tennent at a sand pit, where you can't even use the changing facilities.
I wonder if the changing rooms under the south stand are up to the standard of 21st century sport.

I'm sure they will be when it gets redeveloped in time. Same goes for the North Stand. Leeds, however, have some grace over the state of their home ground due to excelling in other areas. Wakefield do not. If BV was packed out and Trinity had just won three SL titles in a row the new stadium would not be quite so integral in gaining a SL license in 2012.