I must have missed those 2

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Yes, I'd thought that too.

Still, let the little boys have their fun, eh?

It's only classed by the clubs as confidential as they haven't formally announced it yet, why would Cas want to? not exactly inspiring!
She had told me many times that until news was returned to the clubs she couldn't say anything.
Once Sport England have given their judgement its hardly classified.

So what your saying is even though cas have had years to apply for this funding (as far back as when you lot moving to thornes park was still on the cards) but have only chosen to apply for it when wakey announce there latest plans for a new ground? not much credibility there is there?

It's the same bid as Thornes in the eyes of the funding application, just a different site, A community stadium for the District of Wakefield. And thats the reason they have been allocated the funds, because it provides facilities for the whole region, not one associate town.

Sure it is apart from having differant people involved, differant facilities and a differant location and differant funding. The only thing thornes park and j30 have incommon is being stadiums and being the proposed home of trinity, even if they used the same application it would have had to be altered so much and reassesed that it would take far longer than any application cas made, so they still wouldnt have been approved/declined at the same time. Must do better 2/10.

And what are these region spannign facilities that got you the nod, i keep hearing that your stadium will be a community stadium, but not what it actually brings.

What makes your argument even less substance because I'm pretty sure Cas have never gone to sport England asking for funding.

To further disprove your absurd argument, facilities for the whole district could be based in Castleford because it's quite central and has easy access, so you can't just say it's for an associate town.

nope, left giants the returned,did play for hull kr though

Was at sheffield first.

You do know there's an excellent bus service from Wakefield centre to Glasshoughton, don't you?





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Andy Raleigh


Born: 17 March 1981,
Position(s): Second row
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Previous clubs: Giants Academy, Sheffield Eagles, Hull KR
Andy Raleigh set the National Leagues alight after flying the Giants' Academy nest, appearing in both the NL1 and 2 dream teams in three back to back years, and scooping the NL1 player of the year and player's player plaudits in 2005 before returning to Huddersfield to take on Super League. Strong and impressive, Raleigh is appearing in many mystics crystal balls for future international recognition

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