You are aware that fraudulently carrying out business in the way you suggest would be a criminal offence? That's quite an accusation you're making there...

No worse than what was thrown at Trinity after the collapse of the TP project by rival supporters, including Castleford fans.

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/Ca ... 6475295.jp -Money is there but more welcome to enhance the project -Chemical license "apparently" being revoked

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/Ca ... 6475295.jp -Money is there but more welcome to enhance the project -Chemical license "apparently" being revoked

Quote: Sandal Wild Cat " And of course you would shout about it if you have funds. It's about raising confidence. If you publicise the fact you have the required backing it will show the project is a reality- hence attracting further business. What does cloak and daggers mixed with smoke and mirrors get you? Well ask Richard Wright- conspiracies and doubters. '" Here you go, although I very much doubt it will do much to satisfy your cynicism"We have the funds in place – we are confident we can deliver a stadium for minimum standards in terms of the licence – but are looking at further revenue streams to enhance it," he said. "We're working with commercial interests, community and, more recently, a working party with fans who obviously want to contribute. "We're looking at the best way they can do that."'" www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/Ca ... 6475295.jp

Quote: Sandal Wild Cat " And of course you would shout about it if you have funds. It's about raising confidence. If you publicise the fact you have the required backing it will show the project is a reality- hence attracting further business. What does cloak and daggers mixed with smoke and mirrors get you? Well ask Richard Wright- conspiracies and doubters. '" Here you go, although I very much doubt it will do much to satisfy your cynicism"We have the funds in place – we are confident we can deliver a stadium for minimum standards in terms of the licence – but are looking at further revenue streams to enhance it," he said. "We're working with commercial interests, community and, more recently, a working party with fans who obviously want to contribute. "We're looking at the best way they can do that."'" www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/Ca ... 6475295.jp

Come on tb you know better than that. If you read the Cas website this is exactly what they are stating. The first thing to be built is the base for the pitch, which is bar far the cheapest thing to do. They say it will be done around May next year which is franchise application time.

Dicky Wright will be up at the site with a JCB in the background trying to make us all believe construction is on its way. Infact to save a few bob he may even use the same old film he published about 2 years ago.

Question for Gaslight that is confusing me ... as you are one of the main movers and shakers in the Cas stadium build I'm sure you will know the answer.

I have read in various articles that Tricky D has forked out many, many thousands of Cas' money on these drawings/plans that he is now displaying. It is normal practise for the Developer to cover this - the plans for Newmarket will cost Wakefield Trinity/Community Trust nothing.

Why have Waystone not funded the latest Glasshoughton plans?

These threads can keep going on until the cows come home, "We have funding." "No you don't." "But we do, here, look at these articles." "He's just lying to get a license." "Don't be bitter!" "I'm not, I'm just being realistic." "But we have funding." "No you don't."


And on and on and on and on.. jesus I'm sick of hearing about the ing stadiums now.

Because Waystones funds for the project are going elsewhere, and Cas wanted to put some money in (to date most of the work has been done by Waystone) and as far as I can tell, RW wanted some input on who the architect was and how the plans would look in the end.

Waystone also haven't been involved with the plans for any of the developments so far (from memory), Xscapes design was by the company that owns that building, same for J32.



Are Wakefield putting anything into the Newmarket development though? Glasshoughton is Castleford project in conjunction with Waystone.

As for being one of the main movers & shakers, not really just in legal, hence the contracts.

Yes Wakefield Trinity are putting money in towards the stadium. The architects were appointed right at the start and and have worked closely with Yorkcourt.

Seems to me under the circumstances the very large sum of money paid by Cas for the plans would have been far better utilized going towards the cost of the stadium.

As said in the article posted by myself and Fully, the money is there, so it doesn't hurt the club wanted to contribute in other ways too, like the designs.

Gaslight - a polite question.

Why have you made it your vocation in life to try and convince those who are utterly unconvinced about the Cas scheme and your assertions that you are correct and everyone else is wrong? I'm not saying that you are either right or wrong, I just don't understand the one-man tirade on here - especially as, with you being involved in the process, it would surely be more prudent for you to remain schtum!

By all means, having tried your best to tell us what you believe to be true, come back and tell how you tried to warn us - when it happens. In the meantime, can I respectfully suggest that, in order to prevent some of our readers dying a death of boredom (not just your posts, but those of the people replying) that you try and keep your peace for a while - I can assure you that nothing positive is being created by keeping the same arguements rolling over and over.

As a note, I have done exactly the same with regard to NM and the Cas board - whatever I know or don't know is of no interest to the Cas fans and I certainly couldn't convince any of them that what I say is true.

ATEOTD - What will be, will be!