"Castleford Tigers prides itself on being a friendly, hospitable venue equally for both home and away fans."

I thought it was known for being an intimidating place? I'm sure that's what any Cas coach would want.

Right Wakey fans, get in those new stands early and make some noise! We can be the 18th man.

Just seen Richard Wright's rant in the Wakey Express about the new North Stand, mean shut the hell up will you Mr Wright. Belle Vue is our ground we as the home team will do what we want thank you very much!!! So tonight, the North Stand, WHO'S WITH ME?
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We weren't allowed to change end's at Cas in 2004

Was that due to the volume of the crowd on the day?

When you entered the ground, however, you were allowed to stand where you liked.

Possibly, it was the last game when you went down too so a good decision in hindsight.

Shut up dickie Wright you'll stand where your told its our ground and our city. He could always lend them ginners one of his many hard hats if it rains. We're moving from west terrace to north stand from now on. Love the north stand love WTRLFC love this City

Actually, the club can't sell tickets and then change that after. So, no you can't do what you want and tell us where to go.

You wouldn't pay for a ticket to the theatre in a stall only only to be told after you've bought it you can only sit in the circle. Same principle applies across all those selling events tickets.

That's what fev have done and that decision to segregate was made after tickets were on sale what's the differance? Your ticket will say ground admission and and that's where you'll be only in your designated fan friendly area. It's been done to
Prevent trouble and increase atmosphere seem to me some cas arent happy with this and want trouble. Anyway the bars in belle Vue have been open 2 hours already the place will rocking by 730 can't wait TRINITY FOREVER were the north stand the north stand the north stand of belle vue

All that you have bought is entry to the ground.
If the club deem that "for safety reasons" you should move or stay in a particular area of the ground then surely that is totally sensible.
Everone is getting a little bit carried away with this, but the point remains that, had the club not done something, we would have had large numbers of both sets of supporters trying to occupy the same space.

I hope a lot of the west standers move north
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The difference between the Fev situation and the Wakey situation is that the ground has two ends. You're correct - it does say ground entry, however, the majority of Cas fans will be happy having their own 'end' behind the posts so to speak. Equally, neither end is covered so it's a case of like it or lump it. Some Cas fans will be sat in the stand with Fev fans. It also has a small capacity and is a much more significant derby in a sense. It was further announced a mere 4 days after tickets went on sale (Cas started selling on Friday, this was announced on Tuesday). Further to this, it was also discussed with Cas in advance.

The issue with the Wakefield situation is the fact that your ground doesn't offer the same situation. Had there been a stand at the other end with the same level of cover, this discussion/thread etc, wouldn't exist. The fact that it was announced two days prior to the derby and also never discussed with Cas are other factors.

In reality, the two situations aren't comparable although I do take your point.

Let's just forget about it and stand wherever, that's what I'm doing.