It wouldn't last forever though, and by then, your support will have dwindled. A proud town club no longer playing in the town. There is just the risk that it will be obvious which is the bigger club when you can make an exact comparison. It may be that splashing the cash can get over the hurdle for the first few years, by putting a winning team on the park, and by then franchising will be dead anyway.

I got the impression pretty quickly from Ferres that Glasshoughton was dead in the water, and so I think that will be the sales pitch, Newmarket or bust. He will take you out of the town, and then with his short attention span, he'll be off somewhere else.

Lol, so true.

I agree Slugger - it would be a total disaster for Cas Tigers. If Ferres presents the hard sell to the fans tonight and a move to NM is mooted there will be a mass walk out.

I don't think anything about the ground will be mentioned at Cas' meeting tonight, until the project gets the final ok there is no point. But once it does expect Ferres to start letting the info out slowly that it is a likely option.

I say What...!!! some cas fans need to go see a shrink, was told in Black Bull in cas, that Ferres is a plant by the wildcats, we have sent them over to win the club over, Ferres to buy shares in the club take control get the Cas faithful to move in to Newmarket, then merge the team into the wildcats...







nice one lad what you on



But then again

Growth is all well and good, but some growths should be excised and NOT grafted on - the graft would run the risk of rejection anyway.

Depends how much of that cash goes to Jack Fulton who wants out and his money back (so I was told by someone quite close to all of this).

Knocking up £2m I'm lead to believe. The ground can't worth much more than £5m, that doen't leave a lot to fund a new stadium that will cost in the ball park off £15m! Dicky Wright lead them a merry dance for years. Hopefully for them Ferres will lay it on the line and be honest with the fans.

Jack Fulton doesn't want out. He will hand over to his son Ian Fulton who has recently been elected to the BOD.

Not what I heard, but you are probably closer to the situation than me so I hope you're right to be honest.

Our rivalry with Cas is one of the best bits (or sometimes worst bits!) of being a Wakey fan, I certainly wouldn't want to lose it.

I always had the impression that Ferres had a good money head on his shoulders but didn't the RFL send him to the Crusaders for 12 months to sort their problems out and we all know what happened to them

If I was a Cas fan I think I would be slightly worried at the moment. But I'm sure if anything major goes wrong the RFL will offer the same help to them as they did Bradford won't they

Somehow I cannot see the RFL helping us out like they did for Bradford.