The club would lose thousands.. and therefore wouldnt do it... although on tonights performance its the right thing to do.

maybe no drinking on terraces would help prevent a repeat

To be fair Sue dont think this will happen although I'm not against the idea, don't know of any ground where you can't have a drink and the majority who do have a drink are responsible fans who wouldn't want to cause any trouble.

Very bold one sided statement! I was on the Wakefield side of the divide and I assure you Cas fans were throwing things over at us too!

Maybe, i did laugh when they announced "happy hour" in the bar after the game finished.

I don't know what the answer is but tonight i'm ashamed to be a Wakey fan on and off the field.

Apparently a number of known Featherstone Rovers "fans" were stood amongst the Wakefield fans tonight.

They'll have to consider it before they pay the big fine thats coming.

For

I saw several fans thrown out and not one wearing colours and i have never seen them before.

I know but maybe the \police will suggest it. Its a sad state of affairs people getting thrown out , throwing bottles at folk etc . Are they rugby fans ? Do they consider the consequences for the clubs ? Could be a fine for both clubs

The catalyst for trouble fundamentally started after the first Cas try, a Wakefield fan was seemingly hit by a missile and had a cut forehead. I don't think so many fans attended just for a potential fracas.

The most distressing thing for me was later in the game a Cas fan appeared to throw a Glass bottle at the roof above the Wakefield fans in what might have been an attempt to shower fans in shattered glass. Many fans coming out of the ground were claiming a Police officer was boasting he was a Cas fan and directing operations that meant mostly Wildcats fans were removed. TBH I think it might have been the case that the majority of Cas trouble makers were juveniles and Wakey fans being adults getting caught up in the provocation.

These games do tend to bring out people who don't usually go, add to that drinking all day, good Friday and the 'controversy' about the stand and we've seen what happens.

That might have just been talk to try and get them on side.

What a JOKE!!

Seriously

What can you expect when you have the bar open all afternoon and a 7.30 ko. Why did anyone sugest that just because there is a roof on all the wakey fans go to thye north end? we have never bothered before. It was a disaster waiting to happen. I bet there was no beer thrown or fighting where Mr Glover and his bloody cronies were seated.