Quite possibly Fully, but I'm a great believer in the duck test

Just be open to the possibility that Wheldon Road may not happen after all these years and investment from several places.

If time wasn't a factor there would be no issue. But we all know that's not the case.

All I'm saying is be fluid in your contemplation and expectations, it's far less likely to hurt if things do fall apart.
Yes I would consider Junction 32, whilst we continued on with our own designs, if the RFL would allow it. Would you do similar if the shoe was on the other foot?

The trouble is Bren, if it looks like a duck it most probably is going to be a duck. However, in your test you don't account for outside influences. In this instance, it could look like a duck but someone could have genetically modified that duck to make it go 'moo', in which case is it really a duck? Alternatively, I prefer to allude to the Zebra test in the popular American TV sitcom Scrubs (and in real-life medical circles) whereby when people hear hoofbeats, they automatically think horses, not zebras. (i.e. when you hear something you automatically think the easiest assumption rather than something more unlikely). Re: Opus, they only have Castleford Tigers on their website of listed properties - no other sites. www.opusnorth.co.uk/properties.php

The trouble is Bren, if it looks like a duck it most probably is going to be a duck. However, in your test you don't account for outside influences. In this instance, it could look like a duck but someone could have genetically modified that duck to make it go 'moo', in which case is it really a duck? Alternatively, I prefer to allude to the Zebra test in the popular American TV sitcom Scrubs (and in real-life medical circles) whereby when people hear hoofbeats, they automatically think horses, not zebras. (i.e. when you hear something you automatically think the easiest assumption rather than something more unlikely). Re: Opus, they only have Castleford Tigers on their website of listed properties - no other sites. www.opusnorth.co.uk/properties.php

Ok Fully please enlighten me, You say you know this not to be true. Go on prove it or are you just blinded by the amber wool you have over your eyes.

I am a Cas fan, I want this as much as anyone. But I have been told by a high up Wakefield counciler who is a Cas fan that the project as it is today is almost dead.

Reality my friend not nice but RW is out of his depth and dare not/ Will not tell us the facts. Come April he wont be able to hide but he will pedal a statement blaming everyone but himself.

Happy Xmas forget about the stadium its not going away fast!!

I would hope that no Wakefield fan would poke fun after what we've been through.

As I said previously, the time has come to think (again) seriously think about a move to Stanley. This doesn't have to be permanent, but if it keeps your club alive can it really be that bad.

After the past week we all know which site the council needs to happen, the other would be nice, but doesn't carry the same benefits to the wider community, therefore doesn't carry the same weight.

As we stand now, Junction 32 would be great for Castleford and great for our council. But doesn't service the whole region in the same way as Junction 30, as it's a privately owned facility and doesn't possess the same range of facilities.
Junction 30 is seen by the council as possessing a lot wider reaching benefits and will essentially "be on their books" so will satisfy central government in terms of sporting and leisure provisions. It will also have education facilities and the much needed jobs.

Junction 32 in many ways can be seen as "an added bonus", Junction 30 is seen as a necessity in a great number of ways. All this makes you wonder how the feasibility study would have ruled if done objectively, which was all Wakefield ever sought.

Staying at Junction 32 may be a bitter pill to swallow but could save you in the long term.

Happy Christmas Castleford fans.

And this post takes the small piece of fact and adds a whole lot of "what I think is"

And so the merry go-round continues. I'm as bad because I got dragged in against my better judgement to which I appologise

What are the timeframes for Newmarket then?



With all due respect, both will bring in jobs so that's a mute point. Also, J32 already has much of the infrastructure in place which the Council and or other companies won't have to foot the bill for. Who else is using the stadium as a community facility aside from WTW?



It won't be on their books as they're not funding and they won't be paying for the upkeep of it. That will come down to the Trust? J32 will also have education facilities and provide jobs. Also, all the jobs will not be provided immediately.



Are the Council not objective then?

As Binks has said, you've made a point and added in a load of 'I think' similar to my comments above. The argument is moot. We both need new stadiums, they both bring benefits to the local community and so forth and so forth.

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