Having supported the Mighty Trin since the late 80's, I cant remember a time when the future looked as biright as it seems at the moment.
The new board/ owners really do seem to be working to a well structured and well thought plan.
Although there is still plenty to be done I think a "thank you" and keep up the good work, is in order.

As mcdonalds say, I'm loving it (oh and Kevin Keegan!!).

Have to agree. Quite a contrast to the dark days of 12 months ago when no one wanted to sign for us.

One thing that is for certain is that the Trinity Roller-coaster is currently on the up.

I'm feeling cautiously positive - once I know we haven't signed one of the comedy choices as Head Coach, I'll be unashamedly overjoyed.

Yep fully concur! All these people who were complaining that glover hadn't done much apart from a few cosmetic things have been made took rather silly now. Gained us a franchise (worth millions in itself, though he certainly hasn't done this alone I'm sure he's a major factor) £500k to tart up the old girl for her final season or two, putting together a competitive squad (on paper) and generally improving our image as a club. Thank ag

I don't think we'll end up with agar if that's what you're getting at, or goulding for that matter. However if we do then for me it's a clean slate from next season as it would have been for jk had he stayed on (I think the decision to change was correct for both parties). Same with hickey, I was his biggest critic when he came over (well second to al maybe) but he gets a cleN slate for me next season. If he returns unfit then pack his bags, if he's fit then he can be a massive asset, quite literally!

I keep comparing how I'm feeling at the moment to how I was feeling at about 8.00pm on 25th July. I'd given up hope on a license, and accepted that I'd be watching Championship rugby for the next 3 years and more than likely, a lifetime, as I never thought we'd get back if we did go. Then the deflation was exchanged for jubilation, and even then I felt that the club would attempt to stablise in 2012, with a push for the play-offs the year after. And without wanting to go over the top as we don't know how the team will gel, I get the impression that stability is not in Andrew Glover plans, and he fully intends to go straight after the top eight next season. I appreciate that with the wrong appointment as coach (and we still need a strong half back) this could come crashing down but the way I feel today is that the club will not let us down, and it's been a long time since I've thought that. For the first time in years, we seem like a forward thinking club, and already I can't wait for next season.

On a negative note, I'm still against everything the RFL are doing to the game. I know we haved benefited this time, but in my opinion the only way to be classifed as a genunine sport is to bring back promotion and relegation so we all have something to aim for, both Super League and Championship.

....agree 100%.

take it easy bud lets just reflect on what has happened to the club this year.
lets not take expectations above realistic aims.
while I too would like to see us rocket up the league I wouldn't want us to bounce back

Challenging for the 8 will do me fine next season and quarters of cup (only two wins I think), anything else is a bonus.

Totally agree