Might not be a bad thing to be honest.
Sometimes when rebuilding, you have to knock things down and start again.
We are now suffering the consequences of years of bad/mis-management. I feel for MC, who has inherited a struggling business which was skirting with administration once again.
Cuts had to made, so we could survive. We are on a shoestring budget, the ground is a millstone around our neck. I can understand fans frustraitions, but we have to spend within our means.
I work with and know a number of Cas fans who actually enjoyed watching their team play championship rutby, due to them winning nearly every game.
Next year we could be playing Bradford, Fev etc with a good chance of winning, fans support a winning team.
There will be a reduction in costs with not being in SL.
It might be painful, but being in the championship might give us the stability we need to start to rebuild.

Nice idea, but our foundations are rotten too...oblivion beckons

A few fans of other clubs are saying the same thing and while well meaning they don't know the predicament the clubs in, not their fault and their comments are received in the manner they were offered.

Correct, prices could even have to go up depending on what you want/need your squad to look like next season. For the Bulls to retain a full time team it costs me more to watch them this season in the Championship than it did in Superleague, Marc Green said as much, if we wanted a full time team with a shot at promotion we as fans have to pay for it as the club needed to start living within its means. Thankfully enough of us have bought into it at the moment. Are there enough wakey fans that would stick with the team/return?

If you do drop down I think they'd have to try and give FT a go for at least one season to try and bounce back, people will turn up to see a winning team, but how many is the question, (a feel good factor and wins have returned at Odsal pretty quickly, but the same hasnt happened at London and it could go either way at Wakey) it seems your ground issue is the main cause for concern in all this though and is the key to unlocking your future and I dont know anywhere near enough about that to offer anything other than a genuine hope it get sorted positively for you. Not good seeing any club go through what you're going through, we should know! Good luck and see you in the middle 8.

First half looked like the team we expect, second half completely different could just be that the players who have just come back from injury not match fit and run out of steam, if they can keep injury free for the next couple of matches we may get a full 80 mins out of them.Dont forget some players were out for a long time like Collis.

We were told a similar thing before this season and by the look of this year's attendances, not many bought into it. If we're struggling to get 4000 in Super League (opposition fans included in that number!), alarm bells are ringing if we do drop into the Championship.