You will if you have spent the rent money

The first picture is one from 1925. The second one is one I tried to take from the same spot in 2006 to show how things had hardly changed.

The next two are two beer mats.

They are fantastic!!!

brilliant keep em coming!

this one is of the Normanton side in which I think is the early seventies where David Topliss was captain of a side that boast 13 players that was signed on professionally wakefield.rlfans.com/images/normanton.jpg

this one is of the Normanton side in which I think is the early seventies where David Topliss was captain of a side that boast 13 players that was signed on professionally wakefield.rlfans.com/images/normanton.jpg

here's one I wish all the players would take note





out of the David Topliss official brochure it explains how he is ready and packed to come back to Trinity to play for £40 a match

now that was loyality

money well spent, to hold this book and read through it make you feel very humble so much history I am very luck to have got this

now can any one tell me did we have a player / committee member called Edward Leslie Hall that gave good service to Wakefield Trinity from 1959 - 1969 as this must of been given to him in some kind of presentation ?

keep it quiet mate, he might want it back

now now

this one is a newspaper snippet of tails of the injuries that players get and just get on wi't' game wakefield.rlfans.com/images/On%2 ... 20game.jpg

this one is a newspaper snippet of tails of the injuries that players get and just get on wi't' game wakefield.rlfans.com/images/On%2 ... 20game.jpg

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Got to say I love the nickname "The Dreadnaughts". Think its very original. Shame you didn't stick with Wakefield Trinity and have that as your nickname really.

Isn’t it just, but Wildcats is popular with the youngsters. I can live with the crap nickname; they will always be Wakefield Trinity to me.

I always thought the same, but its grown on me now and I quite like it, but mind you I only started comin in '95 so iv now spent more time with the Wildcats moniker than without.

time to dig deeper and see if we can find some more

three page spread about the salford red devils, how come they are the scarlet turkey now

Anyone know where I can scan an image the size of a broadsheet newspaper in? I have been given some newspapers from the Wembley successes of the early 60s and would like to share them on here!

shirt designers take note the one toppo has on above is what we would like next year please!!

no changes no messing...that one!

I very strongly feel that this would make a WONDERFUL tribute to Belle Vue in our last season there, the blue shirt with red and white hoops as an away kit, and the white shirt with red and blue hoops (my favourite EVER rugby shirt) as our home strip.

I might even get a tear in my eye watching the lads run out in those strips - and I'm sure they would WALK out of the shop!

Absobloodylutely !!!

i would definitely have a couple! one n blue and one in the white
home and away

All this nostalgia, any of you coming to the 1960's dinner we are holding on 15 May at Cedar Cort to be attended by Neil Fox, Ian Brooke, Kenny Rollin, Geoff Oakes, Roy Bell, David Wakefield, Don Froggett, Don Robinson, Mick Morgan, John Etty, Geryy Mann, Eric Lockwood, Bob Haigh, , Johnny Whiteley ( Hull) Johnny Thompson, Nigel Bell, JD, John Kear, Beans, Our U 18 Academy players, Terry Crook etc etc. Last time we maybe able to pay tribute to many of these stars £30 per head , a night not to be missed.