Wakefield Aims for Super League Redemption

After suffering relegation from the Super League, Wakefield Trinity is determined to make a comeback. The club's recent changes, including the appointment of new coach Daryl Powell and the takeover by kitchen maker millionaire Matt Ellis, are already setting the stage for a brighter future.

A Recipe for Success: The New Chef

One of the refreshing changes implemented by Ellis is the addition of a new chef. Powell emphasizes the importance of providing players with a professional and valued environment, starting with quality food. This is just the beginning of the club's transformation.

Elite Facilities and Higher Standards

Ellis is committed to elevating Wakefield's facilities and overall standards. The club has already relocated its training base and revamped the players' social area. Ellis also has plans to improve the club coach and address other areas that need attention, such as the Western Terrace and the boxes in the ground.

Ambitious Goals for Wakefield

Both Powell and Ellis share a common vision of taking Wakefield to the top of the Super League. They are determined to create an environment where players strive for excellence and the club consistently performs at a high level. Their ambitious aspirations have set the stage for an exciting future.

On the Field: Wakefield's Progress

Wakefield Trinity will showcase their progress when they face Leeds in an upcoming trial match. The club has retained key players from last season and made notable additions, including former England winger Jermaine McGillvary and prolific scorer Lachlan Walmsley. With Ellis' investment, Wakefield has become a full-time team.

A Promising Start

Under the leadership of Powell and Ellis, Wakefield Trinity is off to a promising start. The club's commitment to change and success, along with the improvements in facilities and standards, has created an exciting atmosphere. Wakefield is determined to reclaim its place among the top contenders in the Super League.