www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-41336104 Yes, yes another artists impression but hopefully this has more legs than the previous iterations. Certainly looks the part. Maybe encourage a few more fans (both home and away) to turn up.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-41336104 Yes, yes another artists impression but hopefully this has more legs than the previous iterations. Certainly looks the part. Maybe encourage a few more fans (both home and away) to turn up.

That looks nice!

Great news for the club and all those that have worked tirelessly over the years to deliver a stadium for Trinity. However still plenty of work to be done to get the agreement over the line. Let's hope any agreement is watertight and binding this time with regard to Yorkcourt!

Looks like a really nice ground, certainly look forward to an away trip there in a couple of years hopefully!

Looks good, but i'll believe it when I see it, whenever there's a threat to losing SL status due to the ground an artists impression or a picture of a chairman in a hi-viz holding a shovel pops up!

Lets hope WMDC stick to their word this time, no cowering for Mr Box who shouldve been strung up long ago this time.

Looks smart that

Regards

King James

Hope they have told the RFL about this, the ground completion forecast date, its around about the same time of Toronto for Superleague 2020.

When was the last time that happened, I thought that as a rule they amalgamated two clubs together

That's the spirit, presumably you personally financed the KCOM, where you sit with your smug demeanor mocking the murky underbelly of professional R.L.

Give the club a break, & how do you think the supporters feel? Week after week visiting a crumbling relic watching a team constantly punching above their weight, seeing them win the square root of sod all, year after year.

Fingers crossed I say, it's about time something positive was on the horizon.

Looks good but I'll believe it when I see it. If it was built I just wonder how they are going to fill it though. Woeful Wakefield has a support base of less than 5,000 these days. Only visiting support in the local derby with a rampant Castleford or a powerful Leeds team, and maybe a successful Hull FC or Hull KR could ever hope to fill it.

I won't be coming all the way from Carcassonne, nor certainly from Bangkok where I am now, unless terrific Toulouse is playing there.

Terrible Toulouse have played at beautiful Belle View, were you there?
For reference they got beat by the Wakefield team that just scraped through the MPG that year