Friday was the first Wakey Cas game I have missed in years, I made a conscious decision not to go based on the late kick off time, it was obvious to me that some idiots would take "the city is ours " statement literally and see it as an opportunity to cause problems.

What I find difficult to understand is the alcohol issue, why are people for are obviously the worse for wear allow to enter a ground and why do clubs carry on serving them. If you work in a pub/club etc it is against the law for you to serve someone who has obviously had too much to drink, and how many pubs/clubs have security on the door and refuse entry if an individual is deemed to have had too much to drink as this could put the health and safety of others at risk.

I hope that the trouble causers are identified and never allowed to spoil the enjoyment of the true rugby league supporters again.

I do know there were some fev fans who'd travelled over to watch Ben cockayne play as they are friends of mine. They also identified some of the idiots as being present during some trouble at post office road or whatever its called these days. But the idiots would have got bored if they were ignored, we just need to chuck em out next time. Anyone throwing missiles etc should go imediately no ifs or buts. There is no place in rugby league for this kind of behaviour

Have to agree, the segreagation idea was wrong. I stand where i have always stood on the Western terrace, if the the North stand became home only where would the away fans stand? Cas, Leeds Hull bring far to may fans, where would they go?

Another thing i do know is that i do not want to go into the North stand to stand among the drunken idiots who were intent on causing nothing but trouble as seen on Friday.

Don't see anything wrong at all with making the North stand for home fans, people have moaned for years and years about no atmosphere and that fans are spread all over the shop. IMO there would be no problem standing in the stand in the future, I truly believe it was just a one off, caused by a special set of circumstances on that day, the club won't let it happen again.
I'd be gutted if they didn't keep up with it because the atmosphere was absolutely electric until the idiots cocked it up for everyone.

RFL launch investigation wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/wil ... n/2012/04/

RFL launch investigation wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/wil ... n/2012/04/

Wakefield fully support RFL investigation wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/wil ... n/2012/04/

Wakefield fully support RFL investigation wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/wil ... n/2012/04/

Bank holiday +late kick off +ale=trouble .Its not rocket science.

this part from the club statement.... "Any supporters who witnessed any behaviour that they deemed unacceptable on Friday are asked to e-mail the club via info@wakefieldwildcats.co.uk and make the subject of the e-mail ‘Wakefield vs. Castleford’." its just dying for someone to write in and mention the players......

this part from the club statement.... "Any supporters who witnessed any behaviour that they deemed unacceptable on Friday are asked to e-mail the club via info@wakefieldwildcats.co.uk and make the subject of the e-mail ‘Wakefield vs. Castleford’." its just dying for someone to write in and mention the players......

Quote: miamivice "this part from the club statement.... "Any supporters who witnessed any behaviour that they deemed unacceptable on Friday are asked to e-mail the club via I'm gonna right in and see if we can get Agar and Elston banned from the ground.

Quote: miamivice "this part from the club statement.... "Any supporters who witnessed any behaviour that they deemed unacceptable on Friday are asked to e-mail the club via I'm gonna right in and see if we can get Agar and Elston banned from the ground.

Looking at the Cas fans behind the sticks many of them looked too young to drink and to be honest there weren't that many plastic bottles lying around. I think it was just a case of fans getting carried away in the derby moment.

... there were no Catalan fans there so Cas were fighting themselves and bottles were for the officials not opposing fans.
Disrespect of officials, i.e. RFL, is a much more serious offence.
I love a good RFL Investigation prediction, who do you think will get 'man of the inquiry' in this one.

I really hope that any Wakey fans that witnessed the trouble on Friday contact the RFL and give them the real version of events. It seems a campaign to smear our name is in progress. People at Cas and a lot of Cas fans have been Email the RFL and giving them a distorted version of events, that everything is Wakeys fault and it was the Wakey fans throwing objects at the Cas fans, not both ways. They need to be told the truth or we are going to get the full blame.

The RFL have previously said the home team is responsible for the behaviour of BOTH sets of fans which is why only the home team will receive a fine.

Cas have reminded the RFL of this stance, and if they choose to ignore it further action will be taken.