Good, well reasoned post. It's unpalatable but we have to adapt or we're doomed.

What a rediculous statement to make. You obviously know nothing about the guy or Wakefield at the time.

It's unpalatable but something we're going to have to get used to in the short-term at least. There may be a case two years, five years, ten years down the line when both clubs do not have to share and have a stadium each.

But for me, I want both Castleford AND Wakefield to prosper and show some of these cocky fans from Saints, Leeds, Wigan and Warrington that our clubs are sleeping giants and that you don't need to have a big money owner to succeed. Having a brand spanking new stadium will develop areas of the club that were financially weak, such as commercially.

I want to see a SL team in a SL stadium. Pettyness towards neighbours or location is not what's needed; it's solidarity between both clubs - we shouldn't be fighting, we should be uniting against those above us.

Whilst agreeing with your sentiment, you wouldn’t be saying the same if it meant Cas playing at Newmarket.

Actually, I would.

As I've said on a few threads the last few days, I might be in a petty mood now stating that I would never go but in all reality, Cas are in my blood and I'd watch them anywhere and everywhere if I could.

Enlighten us as what the worm has ever done to benefit your club...................... not to line his own pocket

Spot on; the feasibility study will say whatever Box wants it to say - in this case, to rubber stamp the fait accomplis of both clubs at GH.

Peter Box will only do what benefits himself, he has no concern over what happens to Wakefield Trinity.

As for JD I was told yesterday what he had said and didn't believe it until I had heard it myself. It is very easy for him to say such things, he can walk away at the end of the season and doesn't have to live with the decisions made.

I appreciate a lot of what you say there but for me it's about having a home you can identify with and feel at home.

I personally would never, ever get that feeling following Wakefield at Glasshoughton. Also going there would end any possibility of ever building our own stadium in Wakefield I would imagine.

I don't think I would have a problem following at Barnsley if I knew that while I was following there our own stadium was being built in Wakefield.

I've followed Wakey for over 20 years, maybe not as much as I would have liked home and away in recent years due to other commitments, but I did the hard times going to the likes of Whitehaven, Carlisle, Workington etc... and hardly missed a game for years and years, seeing plenty of bad times along the way. I always thoroughly enjoyed it though even if we did have some truly awful times. My hunger and passion was always there for my home town club though and that's the important bit....'home town club'

I now live out of Wakefield in Dewsbury but have no trouble at all travelling to 'home' games. Take that away from Wakefield permanently though and I'm sorry but that would be me done. I would probably walk the ten minutes up the road from home and watch Dewsbury.

I find it disrespectful of Jason to question fans love of the game for not wanting to travel out of Wakefield to watch [uOUR[/u 'home' team.

I know plenty of people who have followed Wakefield for as long and longer than me and with more passion who feel the same way. You only have to look at the poll I started on Glasshoughton and take notice of some of the posters who have voted 'no' to realise the strength of opposition to something that our club captain questions the fans over...

That's not how I read it. When the feasibility study returns the results that Box and Dicky Wright want to hear, Box will simply re-designate the land asset initially given to Wakey in favour of Cas. I don't think there's anything to stop him, at least, not going by the tone of the statement he made himself on the subject.

Why is it that all other local councils can build stadiums whether it be football or Rugby but WMDC have never come close,especially considering they have 3 RL teams in its area.Then again looking at how WMDC seems to neglect sports,swimming and general fitness for the local community it's no surprise.

Sky tv dictate how the structure of the grounds should be & to what degree. It seems that they want dual sporting facilities at all superleague venues. ie Leeds carnegie, jjb, galpharm, quins etc. So I do not think that they would have contemplated 2 stadiums in the same area even if they both could have been done on a budget.