Like Al said just remember it being a very deeply emotional time and people around you either understood or they didnt, the fact is we knew if we got relegated then there was probably no way back, we were not popular with the rfl, sponsors would have gone, most of us knew our "name" players were already off to pastures new. it wasnt just super league survival it was club and many friendships forged on sundays all over europe on the line.....and it meant more than I ever though supporting a sports team would.
I suppose its like this.......I thought it was all going to go away, the fun the laughs, the sheer excitement, the bloody mindedness you had to have to be a wtrlfc fan, and on that night in bradford suddenley we had hope.
looking back it was the start of what the club is now, probably the proudest professional sporting club in this country at present and certainly one of the most respected.
I suppose its like this.......I thought it was all going to go away, the fun the laughs, the sheer excitement, the bloody mindedness you had to have to be a wtrlfc fan, and on that night in bradford suddenley we had hope.
looking back it was the start of what the club is now, probably the proudest professional sporting club in this country at present and certainly one of the most respected.
My missus later went on to play RL with the Wakefield Panthers - without any doubt the most successful RL team to represent Wakefield - if only they were based in Wakefield! 
