As the title says, it's time to bring out your best memories of games against Cas.

The article will be put together on Sunday, so I have left it late this time!

There are so many to go for here that I won't even begin to tease them out.

Please remember that the stories can be on or off the pitch and personal memories can often be the best ones.

Many thanks as always.

i know for many survival Saturday will be the major memory but for me its got to be the infamous Ronnie "RAMBO" Gibbs match that was shown on scrum down many moon ago. It was back in the time when victories against our local rivals were as rare as hens teeth and to my knowledge was the first time i witnessed a victory against cas. No body realised the true extent of Gibbs injury apart from the fact that Phil Edens knee was bruised and Ronnie was falling about like Mr Blobby on the westgate run. The truth was that RAMBO had played with concussion for a staggering 15-20 minutes which really does emphasize how different the game was even just 25 years ago . Recall the poor sod being interviewed at half time being posed the question "will you be back in 2nd half Ronnie?" "Dunno up to boss" was the slurred reply. Hard as nails.

First game in SL back in 1999 (also my first live match) always sticks in my mind. Travelled over on the bus and from Normanton onwards I was sat with teenage Cas fans singing the obligatory ‘We all hate Wakey, SCUM!’ and ‘If I had the wings of a sparrow…’ all the way to Castleford Bus station. After those delights I walked to the Jungle to meet two of my overconfident Cas fan friends who thought is would be a walkover, reminding me the last time they played it was 80-0.

My memory is sketchy but the performance they put in that day really shut my mates up. Wille Poching opened the scoring before Cas came back into it. It was a pretty even game but I’ll never forget the look of my mates faces as I think it was Kevin Crowthers who dived in to put Trinity into the lead again midway through the second half.

They were bricking it, especially when Dean Sampson got sent of for flattening Gary Price. Unfortunately they couldn’t hold out and two penalties in the last few minutes saw Cas win. Gutted but it boded well for the forth coming season.

have no fear its only kear then there fragile little world fell apart

Castleford 16 - 54 Wakefield at Millenium Magic, Adam Watene's last try for Wakefield

Interesting.

Think it was Willie that Sampson laid out.

That was after Poching had taken Danny Orr out late. I believe it was Karl Kirkpatrick who was the referee that day.

Yeah then stood over him while he was clearly unconcious screaming in his face. Nice lad that Sampson fella...

I remember Sampson flattening Poching, but I thought that was in another match.

I’ve found the match’s reports.

Sampson was sent off in 1999 for his hit on Price again in 2000 for his hit on Poching.

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Does anyone remember the game at Wakey when Marchy went over to shake his after after the whistle and Sampson threw on at him.

I think we won by a drop goal that day.

Edited for accuracy