They're forgetting the muppets in fancy dress who were calling the mini league players (8 or 9 years old) who were chanting "who are ya!" at them f***ing c***s.

Disgrace to the sport, deserved to lose on your fans display alone

It was your last game FACT

I too found it a highly entertaining game with the result in the balance right until the end which is what most neutrals want. Fully expected us to get a hiding given the 2 clubs respective recent form so was pleasantly surprised!

Hull KR probably just shaded it and I think deserve to make the top 8 ahead of us given their recent form with good wins against St Helens & Les Cats - 2 fixtures that have resulted in big wins for said teams against Cas.

As a Cas fan I can honestly say the reason I didn't attend the game had nothing to do with the possibility that my car may get vandalised or any concerns about the quality of the stadia. Was purely to do with timing of the match. Had it been played on Sunday afternoon as originally planned I would have gone but being on a Saturday night made more sense to watch in the boozer with mates at the start of a big night out.

I don't have any stickers in my car suggesting I'm a RL supporter of any club and am happy to park it near the grounds of any club in SL. If I did have Cas stickers there would be a number of clubs I would be reluctant to park it near and accept that the same may be true as a visiting supporter parking near Cas. Don't think this reflects on the fans of the respective clubs but more on society in general.

youve told us why you didnt turn up to our ground but how many went to wigan or even wakefield not very many

If there was a "Troll Of The Year" award Mark,Scabby would come in just behind Rommel.

Think its widely accepted that both Hull clubs are 2 of the best teams for bringing away support to grounds, certainly Cas'.

There's numerous factors that come into play in determining how many Cas fans go to an away game but I'd suggest the biggest one is the timing of the game.

Both the games mentioned have something in common with last nights game in that they were both televised on SKY and as a result played at a time that put people off attending. There were plenty of Cas fans attended the challenge cup game at Wakey which happened to be on Saturday afternoon.

The Wigan game was played on a midweek evening at a time when Cas were struggling to even put a team out. Expecting a hammering most Cas fans preferred to watch the game on SKY than brave the M62 on a Wednesday evening.

There was also a good turn out of Cas fans at Bradford - played on a Sunday afternoon...

I enjoyed the game, I thought we'd win easy but Cas were well up for it, the ref missed a lot of things for both sides imo. You've got some good young players at Cas and I'm sure the futures gonna be very bright,

Cas didnt take many because there is nowhere to see the game from.

You could have watched it in the North stand with the rest of the Cas fans, cavemen, and bananas.

Good bye and goodnight