Tesco have objected, only reason they would have to do that is so they can build on WR, good news.

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Back on topic, i think this is just as likely to be good news for cas as bad.
The sooner all this stuff is sorted out, the sooner neverdid can return to the mothership, and we can all focus on a spot of rugby!!!!!

If you read the thread you'll see most Wakefield fans are not up for the bash Cas discussion. People are now realising that we are both in the same boat and we need each other to be successful (ish)
No point starting it again.

Lets all talk again when we are discussing which one of our nice new stadiums is the most shiny.
Although it might look great on the surface if one or other fails in the stadium bid, both will benefit from the others success as the rivalry will be even bigger and more attractive to be involved with regardless where you live.

I will still be screaming my head off at every Cas Wakefield game and hope we beat the living daylights out of you, but from your club building an infrastructure and stadium point of view, hope it goes according to plan.

So Tesco have pulled out hmm? Nothing to do with on going negotiations because a second Supermarket has got involved
In fairness there is only a couple got excited, The adults among us realise its much better if we both prosper.

Up the Rhubarb Triange Trinity Tigers

And out of the woodwork comes ..........................................

Outwood ????, you really need to get a grip

Nice place Outwood, cant imagine you lasting too long there though!!!!

Absolutely and totally untrue.

To inject some facts into the proceedings, there are 32 posts on that thread and not a single one from someone who is 'getting off' on the chance that Cas might fail. Considerably less, it's worth pointing out, than the unctious bile posted on the dreadful 'casforum' under the thread that closely monitors the Wakefield Community Stadium. (You know, the forum where your very own Fully recently suggested Cas fans should object to the development, to scupper WTW's chances of progression?)

Drama-queens like you who walk around hefting a massive chip on their shoulder are the reason threads like these descend into pathetic slanging matches. Grow up.

Amazing how a load of Wakefield fans happen to know more about what's going on with the Wheldon Road development than anyone who is actually involved in the process, isn't it?

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I wouldnt pay too much notice, over the years i've heard tons of rumours about cas coming out of wakey, all of them negative and must complete bunkum, just wishful think from a few sad and desperate individuals.

I bet none of their sources can tell them what other site tesco apparently favour.

Tesco have essentially said what everyone else has, the Aire Street location is simply not up to scratch for building a Supermarket on and never has been, EH would be better off just leaving it well alone especially considering they're already alienating parts of the town who value the rugby team much more than a crap town centre with nothing of note in it.

The only other site that springs to mind is possibly Nestle's.

What's laughable is you keep referring to that post, which was very much tongue in cheek and was a joke. But still, you let your bitterness prevail you.

In respect of this, in place of Bonzo and the other mods not present, may I redirect people to take the opportunity to read the AUP.

Particularly this bit1.4. Messages intended to destroy threads or to only increase post counts are prohibited
* Users who intentionally aim to prevent conversation on a thread will have their posts removed and risk losing posting rights on the board in question, or to the whole site.
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And finally back on to the topic.

I've read the Wakey thread - no one offers nothing in particular, no facts, only hear-say. I find it quite amusing that there appears to be a different thread regarding Cas every week. Stadium, Millward, ST sales, squads etc etc. It's getting rather tiresome particularly when the mods on there are more proactive, locking threads and then it all gets dragged on to here because some posters can't hold their water and just want to post (quite frankly) ill-informed rubbish and it really is ruining it for the enjoyment of others. One member even posts that we've thrown an obstacle in for Newmarket? I'd be intrigued to hear about that...perhaps that poster (forgotten who) can shed more light on that

With regard to this, the Tesco objection is certainly welcome news for the Tigers. It means that they are firmly against EH who are real only threat at the moment. No one else has come out of the woodwork and Opus are working tirelessly on our plans.