Kitchen magnate finds recipe for Wakefield joy in historic rugby league town
•Matt Ellis has transformed the club after spending £10m so far and they are now contenders to win Super League for the first timeMatt Ellis is too young to remember the glory days of the club he has s...
•In the 1960s they were league champions twice and Challenge Cup winners three times – but it is 60 years since they last won a major trophy.
•For younger fans like Ellis, Wakefield have been associated with one thing: mediocrity.
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportMatt Ellis has transformed the club after spending £10m so far and they are now contenders to win Super League for the first time
Matt Ellis is too young to remember the glory days of the club he has supported all his life and is now the proud custodian of, but he is reminded often enough to concede it serves as his greatest motivation to bankroll one of Super League’s sleeping giants.
For supporters of a certain age, Wakefield Trinity represent one of rugby league’s great names. In the 1960s they were league champions twice and Challenge Cup winners three times – but it is 60 years since they last won a major trophy. For younger fans like Ellis, Wakefield have been associated with one thing: mediocrity.
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