X factor star set to wow Wildcat fans

Wakefield Wildcats have secured x-factor star Danyl Johnson to perform at their opening game of Super League XV.


The singing sensation, wowed the x factor judges in his first audition then became a firm favourite among the nation during his time on the show.


Dubbed by Simon Cowell as the ‘best first audition ever’, Danyl will be entertaining the crowds during half time on February 7th, and also treating the corporate to a private performance pre match, when the Wildcats take on Les Catalans Dragons in Round One of Super League XV.


The Wildcats will be out for revenge on the Dragons, as they knocked them out of the play offs back in September. With new signings Terry Newton, Glenn Morrison, Darryl Millard, Shane Tronc, Paul King, Ben Jeffries all in line to make their Wildcats debut, this is a game you simply cannot miss!


The club is offering fans the chance to purchase two adults ground tickets for £30 on the 21st December – Season Launch day. This offer is valid for one day only. What a great stocking filler for your loved one!

Anyone else think he looks just like Amos Roberts?

Not like Wakefield to sign someone English or someone used to being in the top 4

Baddum Tish!



I'll give you that one!

To be fair they do their fans proud with the half-time entertainment they provide and these bring supporters in and their cash.

Indeed, the Sumo challenge is quite the draw.

Of course the enjoyment of Belle Vue is aided when it’s a warm day and your team has won by 50 points.

Yeah they are pretty good. But honestly I think Danyl will be performing in the city centre that night and this is an extra booking, same with Diversity.

Its a shame they dont spend the mney elsewhere on short term stadium improvements etc.

Such as?

Another accessible bar for the away support. Improved eating facilites, improving the WC facilities are just a few to mention.

New toilet block built within the last three years, Food outlets dotted around the ground on a par with other stadiums, granted a bar is lacking but in relation to important facilities at sports grounds I would suggest that is one of the lower priorities.

Money is spent on BV ensuring that is retains it’s safety certificate as a public venue. Anymore would be a waste of money as the ground has been sold.

Wouldn't waste your breath mate, their minds are made up. Nowt up with the bars either I reckon, though I was stood in front of one of them when we went last year for ease of access. Don't know which idiot decided I'd be included in a 4-way bet with two Wakefield fans and a fellow Leyther to volunteer to buy a round whenever the opposition scored a try (and, yes, you know the score that night!

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