Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 9:54 am  

Left the club to join Cas.

Shame, when he went on the pre-season camp to Portugal and got some action in the pre-season games I thought he would be one to step up to the first team squad this time around.

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:17 am  

Lance days son ?

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:51 am  

Typical career progression for a few.
1. Not good enough for who they would really like to sign for.
2. Use Wakefield as a vehicle to prove the doubters wrong.
3. Move on to Cas.
4. Move on to Hull FC.

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:19 am  

El Rey wrote:

Lance days son ?

It'll be one he doesn't know about if it is !

His two lads are currently in Australia working ( & 1's playing too)

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:40 am  

Spongebob wrote:

:shock: It'll be one he doesn't know about if it is !

His two lads are currently in Australia working ( & 1's playing too)

i'm saying nowt more

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 3:57 pm  

Well if he's not a ginner then there's no need for a DNA test

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 4:04 pm  

Spongebob wrote:

Well if he's not a ginner then there's no need for a DNA test

Dad?

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 6:19 pm  

JINJER wrote:

Dad?

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:18 pm  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

Typical career progression for a few.
1. Not good enough for who they would really like to sign for.
2. Use Wakefield as a vehicle to prove the doubters wrong.
3. Move on to Cas.
4. Move on to Hull FC.

Career progression: Brad was in the England academy until he came to Wakefield, he was told at 1 of his interviews with another club that he would be guaranteed an England place if he signed for them, he chose Wakefield and then never got a look in after that.

1: Not good enough for who he would really like to sign for. Brad was asked to stay at Leeds, he had 3 other offers on the table and Wakefield wasn't the best of the 3, he chose Wakefield because he felt like it was the best place for him. He liked the family atmosphere.

2: Use Wakefield as a vehicle. Brad has put his heart and soul into playing for Wakefield and enjoyed every minute of it. You can pretty much thank 1 of your recently departed higher ranking members of staff for his departure.

3: Move on to Cas, Brad didn't just have an offer from Cas there we're offers from much further a field, he wanted to stay local to home and family, Cas had been interested for a good few years and it was pretty much an offer he couldn't refuse.

4: Move on to Hull, If Brad decides to move on to Hull or any other club it will be for his benefit and I will know and support him as it will have been the right decision for Brad.

There are always a lot of things going off behind closed doors!

If you or any other members would like anymore questions correctly answered or put right please feel free to ask.

Best wishes

Re: Brad Day : Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:46 pm  

I hope some of you learn from the above post that not all players who leave Wakefield do it because they want to, sometimes it is a chance for them to advance when they feel it will not be available to them at their current club. The idea that he used Wakefield for personal financial gain was wrong and I trust you will apologise for your incorrect albeit typical assumption.
I must go now before I receive another e-mail from the man who claims to have the biggest brain on the planet, I wondered why we had those double doors fitted at the ground.