Wakefield look to expand Belle Vue

Friday 10 June 2011 00:00 BST

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Wakefield have unveiled plans to redevelop their Belle Vue ground to try to ensure their Super League survival. The Wildcats' hopes for a new stadium have been hit by delays, so they have come up with an alternative scheme to expand their present home to a 12,000 capacity, 10,000 of that under cover.

"We could be in the new stadium for 2013, so this could be a one-season solution," said the club's owner, Andrew Glover.

Garreth Carvell, Chris Bridge and David Solomona have agreed contracts at Warrington.

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