Diffrent in Cas we eat sleep and sh-te rugby we would go no lower than 3 thousand for poor match It is very to hard to explain but what else would we do, not many watch football in Cas or any other sports Rugby is all we know.

I dont disagree , but I also dont think you quite understand what a long term exclusion from the top tier based on location could do to your club

The amount of Leeds United shirts on show around the town says different.

If Leeds Utd were ever back in the Premier League, I'd wager it'd harm Wakefield and Castleford far more than it would harm Leeds Rhinos.

Things that a stadium NEEDS to be classed as premier in this country (in my opinion):

All stands MUST be covered.
Nothing obstructing the view anywhere in each stand (so no stanchions)
Plenty of toilets, catering stands, etc.
At least 6,000 seats.
At least 12,000 capacity.

I couldn't care less what a stadium has as long as it is safe and allows people to have a good time watching RL

Indeed. Not enough 'character' at grounds these days, and it's not getting any better with umpteen off-the-shelf stadia, including our own. Long live Craven Park and the likes.

Another bad thing about old grounds is that even when watching on TV you still dont get the best views. Especially when it comes to replays and when your getting decisions going to big screen.

Can't actually think of any examples of what you mean, but I'll go along with it and simply state that said clubs would just need to relocate their camera gantry, rather than rebuild their ground.

So some people have shirts i have a west tigers shirt despite never having been to australia, and england ru shirt despite never being to an england ru game and not liking the sport and a deportivo la coruna shirt despite never having gone to a game and not liking football.

Also man united and chelsea shirts are just as common in cas as leeds united, the vast majority of people that wear them dont go to football games but do go to rugby games both ametuer and proffesional.

I dont think anyone who doesnt come from cas has the first idea what rugby league means to the town, its the most important thing, more people talk about amatuer rl in the town than they do about all of football, only in cas have i ever seen signs in pubs saying that in the event of a clash between football and rugby on the telly rugby will always be shown.

If everywhere in the country had the same attitude towards rl as cas, then rl would be the national sport.

I've met plenty of leeds fans from cas, only one of them ever chose leeds united over cas and everyone in the pub took the p*s all night long.

I'm not sure on catering stands. I don't mind having one or two pints at a game if the mood takes me but is there any real need for an abundance of food outlets being in the criteria?

well nigel wood may have to visit your ground at some point....