We have certainly dug a hole for ourselves, but to be honest I was under the impression most Trin fans were all for the give us a roof campaign. TBH home fans could still stand in the West stand, it's probably got a big enough capacity to house any away following with room to spare and going back to my other point I feel supporters can mingle on uncovered stands. The Railway end at Cas has seen plenty of quiet mingled halves and I've never seen trouble at the uncovered terracing at Leeds when fans have mingled.

Put a roof over any terracing and it just seems to change the dynamic.

It is our home ground north stand belongs to us now if Cas don't like it don't come simple, and Mr Wright in my opinion should be hauled over the coals for his part in inciting a riot with his comments in the express the mans a tool.

Yes because RW told people to go out and get leathered and to act like complete thugs.

pull yer neck back in fully

Wakefield was guilty of trying to incite an atmosphere that hasn't been present for some years due to lack of stand,
Castleford was guilty of thinking we was confining them to a limited area and made it public
yobs then used this as an excuse as a stand off,
loads of mistakes made both clubs should hold their hand up and admit that they got it horribly wrong but why do you think that there is bitterness

lets wait until the P.I. comes rolling in and we will see what happens after

The club had an idea that the combination of the opening of our new stand, local derby and late kick off could cause problems and decided on away fans eat terrace. Old tricky dickie put his nose in when there was no need just like with the PI and was proved wrong. Anyway it in the past now whats done is done hopefully cas will only have one more visit before we move to Newmarket and ground you might become familiar with

It's a shame that this match wasnt promoted as the Adam watene cup match to bring fans together.

Long before the club got hold of the idea, a lot of fans here and on facebook etc were wanting everyone to make the North stand home, the club seems to have obviously got wind of this and started a bit of a campaign to encourage Trinity fans there. The club thought they were doing what the fans already wanted and had been asking for.

Club are listening more than ever and I think that's why are gates are so big given the performances. There's just a fantastic connection at the moment.

correct

I tried !

we have a Supporters Trust

Where's he blamed cas fans?

No - he's blaming idiots who choose to get drunk and behave badly; we had people from both sides of the common doing that on Friday night and as a result, things flared up.