Would also imagine if this was the case cas would be a championship club as we would have our ground hence answering all the questions asked by the RFL.

Too right. The stadium needs to generate money. It won't be built for 13 match days a year. With no insider knowlege to fall back on, I nevertheless am pretty sure that if the result of the PI is positive, Cas will be playing there as well. Maybe not for ever, but...

It's not [iour[/i ground, mate. It would belong to the community trust, and they can rent it out to whoever they like. It's as much Cas' or Fev's ground as ours... or Guiseley's...

I understand that but what I meant was if we were in NM and cas came asking it would mean they were desperate and maybe homeless.

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By the term community trust would be it be Wakefield area teams that qualify for it or could any team play there.

I would imagine that the community trust would not refuse any viable tenancy application whether from a WF post code or even further afield, after all it will need to generate some profit

Unless we had an I pitch like Widnes wouldn't want to share with another rugby team and a football team.

Just had a quick search on Google . Newmarket will create 2000 NEW jobs is the lowest estimate I could find , although there are quotes of upto 10K .

There will be warehousing, pubs, hotels and restaurants on the site which will all create jobs. The stadium and sporting facilities within it will be for the use of the whole community. These facilities are much needed in the area as WMDC don't seem to care for such things. Our crowds are up to an average of over 8,000 this season so it's not unrealistic to think a new stadium may bring in another 2,000 floating fans plus more away fans prepared to come to a better facility. Thus we should be looking at hitting that magic 10k figure. Thanks for popping by but try and make your post at least a tad humerous next time, cheers!

Lets keep up the push and get as many people down to Wakey ground for Salford match... WTID

What a mealy-mouthed, mean-spirited post; how very Leeds of you.

The plans for NM include warehousing and distribution, hotel and leisure facilities as well as the community stadium; estimates for new jobs and inward investment encompass not only the site itself, but the whole supply chain associated with it.

As for your dozy field of dreams analogy - it seems to have worked out ok for Warrington; certainly not an instant fix, but a vital first step in turning round the fortunes of WTW. I fail to understand your bitterness, other than perhaps the dawning realisation that Headingley will stand out like a sore thumb if WTW and Cas deliver on their respective stadium projects.