Is that the same logic that said two teams in the same city would never both get franchies?

No, and whats more i always said that hull could support two teams.

Of course Cas are going to be playing in Stanley, it's not like work started on their own stadium site again this week

Im not talking about you perosnally but people thought it wouldn't happen.
Which is pretty much what you are saying unless you have other info.

If only the world worked in such simple ways...

How many times do we have to trawl through the same posts and usually by the same people??, Cas stadium this Wakey stadium that??, its causing nowt but bother between us sets of fans, let us start jesting when and if concrete is laid at either site, For my twopennorth SL needs CAS and WAKEY. , Oh and well done England, The ASHES are coming home!!!!

Wise? A stadium built, fitted out and pitch laid and bedded in 52 weeks. That is some going.

Just remember your club is funded by a sugar daddy and when he gets his piece of silverware he will soon become resentful of bankrolling your club for ever diminishing returns. History is full of teams that have been bankrolled to success who have then collapsed like a pack of cards - enjoy it while you can it may not last.

Personally I cheered Hudds on against Saints, because you were the better team and possibly the best team I've seen this season. Still that's not good enough is it, you still feel the need to to have a swipe with your unfounded claptrap.

I will still cheer Hudds on at Wembley which isn't easy, but should you fail I will have a wee smile at your expense.

Dimril and co don't pretend to be reasonable but you do when it suits, but when push comes to shove you seem happy to be in the gutter with them - it's a bit sad don't you think?

Impossible I'd say. But let's be realistic, so long as the building has started I think both clubs will easily get the not. Ditto Saints who possibly won't make the deadline either.

SL are not going to kick out clubs with good Academies (fantastic in Wakefields case) and solid first teams with decent support and reasonable finances unless they absolutely have too.

With Celtic IMO unlikely to survive another season (which I am sad about but not surprised) and Salford unlikely to get a Stadium at all and with Widnes the only club remotely finacially capable of replacing them who is going to replace Cas, Wakey, and possibly Saint?

Answers in the real world - no one. There are no other teams remotely capable of making it in SL and no new regions even remotely interested in RL IMO.

The RFL are dumb but not that dumb, Celtic is a huge drain on the game and although they may stick with it they certainly won't risk another.

Ken Davy has publicly said otherwise. Please share with us the factual basis for your assertion.

More likely you are making things up in a desperate attempt to make a point - twas ever thus.

I think Davy has proven more reliable than the many empty promises that have come out of wakey re a stadium (not very difficult, I know).

So Wakefield then....

Back to the original point, who would have thought we would have cruised into a secured play-off place with two games to spare with all our well documented financial troubles and terribly poor squad management?

Well done JK and all involved at the club.