We are now counting down the weeks until the start of the season, and we are continuing our look at the transfer business each side has done so far.
This time, we look at a Wakefield Trinity side that are looking to avoid a repeat of last season’s struggles, where they only confirmed their survival on the final day.
In
Jay Pitts signs a successful spell with London Broncos
Credit: Richard Long/News Images
Brad Walker (Widnes Vikings)
Adam Tangata (Halifax) (Loan)
Jay Pitts (London Broncos)
Josh Wood (Salford Red Devils)
Chris Green (Hull FC)
Alex Walker (London Broncos)
Joe Westerman (Hull FC)
Out
Pauli Pauli spent time on loan at Salford in 2019. Credit: Richard Long/News Images
Anthony England (Bradford Bulls)
Brad Walker (Newcastle Thunder) (Loan)
Jordan Baldwinson (York City Knights)
Luke Hooley (Batley Bulldogs)
Tyler Randell (Released)
Lewis Wray (Released)
Keegan Hirst (Halifax)
Chris Annakin (Dewsbury Rams)
Pauli Pauli (Salford Red Devils)
Analysis
Trinity have added some much needed power to their forward line this year, with a total of five forwards coming to the Mobile Rocket Stadium for 2020.
Jay Pitts, Joe Westerman, Adam Tangata and Josh Wood have all come in. Brad Walker has also come in, but he will spend the season on loan at Newcastle Thunder.
Tangata was at the club for a short time in 2019, after signing on loan in a swap deal with Keegan Hirst.
The West Yorkshire side have also had a bit of a clear-out in the forwards as Anthony England, Tyler Randell, Chris Annakin and Pauli Pauli have all moved on to pastures new.
They have also added exciting fullback Alex Walker, who was at London Broncos in 2019, and was one of the standout players for the capital side.
Overall, it will be interesting to see how the players adapt to their new surrondings. But if it clicks, then Wakefield should be ok.
Rating
7/10
