Cas is usually the only away game I go to. Feeling cautiously optimistic.

It is indeed a seperate town but it is in the Wakefield district.

I think we are running out of steam on this one.

No point trying to prove Cas are not as good as they are.
They have had low times, and as much as you point it out, it doesn't detract from the fact they are at the top of a wave right now. It will be great for the smaller clubs for Cas to win something. I can't see League leaders shield but it's still possible in the last match of the season. If they get to the Grand Final I'll be supporting them over any other team in the top eight, without actually bringing myself to sing or cheer on their behalf.

I loved the comeback yesterday and would have been heckling on here if we'd taken the wind out of their Grand Final sails, but we didn't. So boasting about being better in previous years doesn't really help.

It's the fact that most Cas fans I've come across are acting like they've been the dominant Wakefield side for yonks, even more so now they are where they are. Darryl Powell may be a decent coach but he sure isn't gonna turn that fat lad into another Daryl Clarke.

Every club has fans that come out of the woodwork when they have a bit of success.
I remember going to Odsal when we always used to draw them in the Cups and there weren't many fans there but you can ask as many Bulls fans as you like and they will all say they were there.
We had fans coming out of the woodwork for the last couple of seasons, pinning their colours to the mast but as soon as they had to start paying a fair price for a ticket and not getting freebies, they soon disappeared back into the woodwork.