The poorest part of it all is that Both Cas and Wakey both got into superleague based on ability in winning the lower tier grand final. Personally if one of either clubs get's kicked out i hope it blows up in the RFL's face and the other teams not under scrutiny continue to drag the game down.

Or the result of blatantly cheating the cap to stay up, mebbe were better away from these genetically imbalanced s.

Thanks for all for their suport , but to the goon cheating s .................................................. up yours

sounds familiar

cant believe youve come on a Cas forum site to slate the state of your own ground....but you are from Fev

Even if we had of been relegated im sure we would of got a license and be in SL now, you just enjoy what time you have left

I tip either cas,wakey or salford to take the drop. Most probably one of the yorkshire pair as the powers that be attempt to even up the number of lancs/yorks clubs in SL.

Nope. We both got in in 2008 by being one of the 14 best licence applications. Where we were before that, or how we got there, is irrelevant.

Very true mate.

You've got that very wrong in my opinion. A Championship Club will be told in March 2011 that they are in (if they fulfil the 5 criteria). Following that decision all other teams have to submit an application by April 2011. So Championship clubs will not be judged on the same criteria as SL clubs unless they apply in the April tranche. I think that will be the RFL get out of jail card to put Toulouse in having granted Widnes a licence in March.

I could'nt agree with you more mate,but I think that the RFL and SKY are looking for a scapegoat or to shaft a club somewhere's along the line. It should'nt be us or you, if it does happen the game will go backwards and not forward as they think it will.

RFL stick franchise up your ringpiece.

I don't think this changes anything in the real world - Salford, Wakey and Cas got their franchise last time round on promises of ground improvement or new stadia. Salford of course are confirmed moving, so that leaves Cas and Wakey.

We all knew then that if we were neither in a stadia, or actual tangible building work happening and a road map to completion - we would all be out on our backside and that still stands. So, the equation hasn't changed - with the exception of the brief dalliance over a possible share, then situ now is exactly as was the day after we were granted a franchise.

The only way I think we can stop BOTH clubs being outed in lieu of Toulouse and Widnes is BOTH building a stadium - if neither get theirs built, then I think we could seriously be in danger of losing both from the top flight...... Which is why I think Wakey were too quick to dismiss share discussions and studies, becuase now it is a straight foot race to pour the first concrete. I don't believe the WF economy will support 2 multi million development projects 3 Mway junctions apart in the same year - look at the funding hole and problems finishing the Wakey shopping centre?

So - this is now simply whoever lays a brick first wins in my opinion without bias towards either club.

Quote: New stadiums or redevelopments of existing stadiums will only be taken into account if the RFL is satisfied that the stadium will be open or the redevelopment finished by the start of the 2012 season, ""New stadiums or redevelopments of existing stadiums will only be taken into account if the RFL is satisfied that the stadium will be open or the redevelopment finished by the start of the 2012 season," the licensing guidelines state.'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/au ... per-league

Quote: New stadiums or redevelopments of existing stadiums will only be taken into account if the RFL is satisfied that the stadium will be open or the redevelopment finished by the start of the 2012 season, ""New stadiums or redevelopments of existing stadiums will only be taken into account if the RFL is satisfied that the stadium will be open or the redevelopment finished by the start of the 2012 season," the licensing guidelines state.'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/au ... per-league

Very nice... the stitch up continues

We have been paying RW good money (£90K/year by rumour), for the past few years with our 'meeting of the Superleague requirements for 2012' being his primary paid objective. There are now becoming less and less places for him to hide behind uninformative, 're-worded', contradictory or repeat statements.

In 2011 the application will not accept the words 'hoping to make a major announcment!'.

As the fans, we are here basically Sh*tting ourselves about where the axe will fall and whether it will come down to another teams bad luck.....or a bent RFL decision, which will ultimately rule us out or in.

Step forward Mr Wright and tell us what you have done to ensure that we don't find ourselves in such a position! Tell us exactly why (not how we hope) we will be successful.

The club needs to react to this with a detailed plan of when things will happen. Unless the build begins before the end of the year, there isn't a hope in hell of it being opened by 2012