The club’s owner was one of the many thousands supporting the side that had never seen Trin play, never mind win, at Wembley. A 45-year and a 61-year wait, respectively.
But, after leading the Wakefield team out at the national stadium against Sheffield Eagles last Saturday, Ellis sensed victory there and then
“As I walked out, I was fist pumping because I thought that was a victory in itself,” he revealed to the Wakefield Express. “Walking out and seeing all the Wakey fans come together was just awesome. It felt like a win before we even started the game. It was awesome support for an 1895 Cup final. It looked more like a Challenge Cup final.
“I have been saying that the club is a sleeping giant. The big win this weekend is that support. If we get back to Super Lea
We have a fantastic team, and we should win the League Leaders’ and Grand Finals titles after that. We intend to take the lot.
In addition, Ellis values the atmosphere and connection in his kitchen business, DIY Kitchens.
He gave an explanation, saying, “I have always tried to have good relationships with all the personnel in my culinary business. I get along well with them and can tour each factory. There is mutual respect and a positive rapport. You must perform your duties, but if you do so, I will strongly support you, and together we will foster a positive, unique environment.
“When it comes to rugby, if we are going to play these well-established powerhouses like your Wigans,
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