I'm from normy and couldn't care about beating wakey. Like many wacky fans say id rather beat Leeds. This season will be different as it's a massive year and I hope we show we are not only the stronger club but the better team as well.

bit of education here for you. the title of the thred is what does it mean to you to beat cas. in case you forgot your a cas fan.

2 points.

2 points and no slavver from a couple of Cas muppets.

two points only, but give me a win over Leeds any day

Traditionally when we had the great team of the 60s Leeds was always the big one I've heard great stories of the of the boxing day matches at Belle Vue and Headingley. I started watching the mighty Trin from about 84 the yo yo years and although brought up to dislike leeds, Fev was always the fixture I looked forward to we had some right battles in the 80s/90s. Cas has always been a game with abit of spice to it with us sending them down twice and the survival Saturday religation match, always good banter with workmates friends and often family split between Trin and Cas watching the match together but sadly recently due to us both been pitched against each other with the franchise system the banter has often turned into hate which is sad to see.

Many thanks for all your help. Best responses will hopefully go into the Millennium Magic programme.

There is always one Wakey fan to show the rest up.

Do you really think this means anything to either club anymore. We went down, Twice. And have come back, And are steadily building for the future.

What has Super League done for you ? Its ruined your club, And put you on the brink.

Enjoy the Dvd, And send us the post card from Barrow next year.


As for the Derby, Cas fans obsess about Leeds, And i dont get it tbh. There is a strong hint of jealousy involved. My biggest derby in SL is yourselves, Mainly as we're always competing at the same level. But at the end of the day, its only worth 2 points and bragging rights for a week.

Interesting then that Cas's biggest home attendance last season was against Trinity followed by Wigan, Hull and then Leeds. Perhaps Cas fans only pretend to be more interested in beating Leeds because they think it puts them in the big boys' club! Incidentally, our highest attendance was against Leeds.

Personally, beating Leeds is brilliant - I just love the crestfallen looks on their litttle faces - but I look forward to the Cas games more than any other.

If we stay in SL and Wakey do lose their licence, our nearest derby WILL be Leeds. Leeds football fans obsess over Man Utd/Liverpool etc but are nowhere near them in terms of 'derby'. But there is still a rivalry and always has been between Cas and Leeds and this stretches back long before the SL era.