Cas have 3 different set of detailed designs, that's the choice at the minute for the board, they're deciding which of the 3 to pick and the winning design wins the contract. The fact Cas will be going for full permission at the same time Wakefield are going for outline shows Cas are still between 3-6 months in front, but it really is a great job done by the Wakefield stadium trust to get as far as they have so fast, but one question I have (which TRB or someone might be able to answer) has their been a feasibility study and ground testing to see if the site can actually be built on (safety wise)?

Let's hope both teams get their stadiums and stick it to the RFL by being the only 2 clubs in the league with brand new stadiums owned by the clubs (or a committee dedicated to the club)

It's been explained an hundred times on Virtual Terrace .

In a nutshell it's all about Location and the threat of a one sided merger like the Huddersfield/Sheffield fiasco.

Where? All of the images I've seen are virtually the same as we've put in our OUTLINE planning permission? If you had blueprints of where everything in the stadium is going to be, I'd agree. But you don't and neither do we.

Total garbage, the start of this project was announced around May time, that's 7 months ago. You can be sure that plenty of work was done in the background in the lead up to that. Since the Thornes Park project collapsed and the seeds of the Newmarket project where planted their couldn't been much time to even consider a move over there.

I think you will find we have.

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/imag ... page_1.jpg Thats one of a few DLA presented on sat & again to the press yesterday.

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/imag ... page_1.jpg Thats one of a few DLA presented on sat & again to the press yesterday.

If ever a man new about smoke and mirrors!!!
Remember the video of RW with hard hat on showing diggers working in the back ground,now that's smoke and mirrors!

That's not what I meant. That is no different from ours, for example

What I meant was structural drawings with heights, widths, of every room, and of every part of the stadium and what office is where, etc. Proper DETAILED drawings.

INTERNAL ERROR your not promoting your club good there

Quote: Fully "That's not what I meant. That is no different from ours, for example What I meant was structural drawings with heights, widths, of every room, and of every part of the stadium and what office is where, etc. Proper DETAILED drawings.'" this sectional view isn't a detailed GA but give you an idea to what can lay where wakefield.rlfans.com/images/news/stadium3.jpg

Quote: Fully "That's not what I meant. That is no different from ours, for example What I meant was structural drawings with heights, widths, of every room, and of every part of the stadium and what office is where, etc. Proper DETAILED drawings.'" this sectional view isn't a detailed GA but give you an idea to what can lay where wakefield.rlfans.com/images/news/stadium3.jpg

Neither us nor wakey are reliant on the council so in that way the economic downturn doesnt effect us, wakey wouldnt have a ground in cas and cas wouldnt have a ground in wakey, so we are left with putting one in the middle but that could still lose fans for both teams and in the end there would be only one team surviving, so we would end up with rl losing one of the few teams that could support sl rugby.

Not only that but both projects are so far down the road, that to start again would mean we would miss the franchise deadline for certain, and the whole point of the new stadiumsbeing finished as quickly is possible is for a franchise.

The outcome of a shared stadium is that one team will die, possibley both.

On the outside it would seem to me that you should move into saints new stadium as it means that you wouldnt be tenants ofafootball club and you and saints could share the running costs. How viable does this idea seem to you?