Seems that to help ease their financial concerns Cas have developed a membership package to sell to their fans.

The bronze membership is £50, includes two free tickets to be used for any game at Wheldon Road, ie vs Leeds Rhinos, as well as a discount card that can be used for the next 12 months, im assuming.

more details can be found on their site rlhttps://www.castigers.com/members/home.phprl
about which companies you can receive discounts from.

Not sure how many folk would profit from buying the discount card, but a well planned trip to Xscape would put most in front i think.

It is a shame Cas are in trouble, they always appear to be a well run club up to now. But they are suffering over not having a modern ground to bring in match day revenue. From what I understand Leeds make more in one game in Corprate Hosptality than Cas do in a season. I hope they sort out.

Hmmm I'd say they are actually suffering from not investing in their facilities when times were good at Cas. I would also question how well run a club it is.

Nick Fozzard's their commercial manager. Surprisingly.

When are the insular types that share a WF postcode going to realise tha something is going to have to give and soon. Either merge or groundshare at Junction 31. 2 seated stands along both touchlines and identical terracing behing both sets of sticks.

Honestly from living in Aus the only way it will ever work is the Tiger-Cats merge.

There probably is a valid discussion worth having here somewhere however, starting out by posting insulting, ill-informed rubbish on the subject just demonstrates your total lack of understanding on said subject... so I probably wouldn't bother if I were you!

Belt up Armadillo. Your constant fawning and pawing on the Wakey Stadium situation is getting tiresome now.

Do you get free banjo lessons in this package?

Castlefield Wild Tigers

Has a ring to it don't you think?

Shouldn't you have said "for the love of god, Allah or whoever Armadillo, belt up"?

for the live of god.... surely ?

With this Cas Membership thingy - who pays who?

Has anyone bought a membership?

Depending on the offer from Jet2 i would be willing to get involved i think. How much is a pair of tickets to Cas normally? Not much more to pay i dont think for those that can take advantage of the membership offers.

What's the point pushing a Cas-Tigers merger? Why not include Fev and turn the clock back to 1996? (West Yorkshire Wildcat Tigers anyone?). Fans would rather not have a club than support a hybrid version. Ground share certainly - Fev are going it alone and good luck to them but neither Cas nor Wakefield can invest on their own.

One of them has to give and they are neck and neck - hard one to call. I favour Cas; at least they have tried to improve facilities. Nearly twenty years of Sky money and Wakefield have done naff all. No ambition. Compare with other middling clubs like Salford, Leigh etc. And who's to say which one is in better health?