I think the main issue from Castleford fans is the fact this has been announced a matter of days before the match, when the majority have already bought tickets.

No one is saying Wakefield fans can't make the North Stand their own, that's fine, most clubs do it. But tickets have been sold to both home and away fans on the condition they have general admission which allows them to stand where they want, which has been the case for X years. I'm all for this at future games, when fans know [ibefore [/ithey have bought tickets where they can and can't stand but I just think it creates more problems.

What if a Castleford fan takes his Wakefield supporting son to the game, both wearing the respective colours? What if I go with an old college friend, who's a Wakefield fan?

I imagine there are probably legal implications too, although I think most people have more pressing matters!

Personally, I'm not that fussed as I'm going regardless.

The area not under cover at the east end of the north standing area will accomodate about 50 fans, so there will be away fans 'under the covers'

Ok far as I can see we all paid the same price, so what is the diffrence , but if you want a special ticket for that part of the ground, then so be it, the extra cost can be put on the away ticket.. we still got mixed areas , you have a choice for your ticket Cas end or Mixed end bargain.. what more do you want directors box...

I have to say its pretty poor. Should have left it alone and let Wakefield fans either fill the area or not.
I would have had security there to enforce good behaviour

What I will say is that the gates will be jammed because Cas fans parking over near the cemetary will come across their normal route and aim for the gates at that side. If they are not wearing colours, how will anyone know. What are they going to do if some family have gone through and then the last one has a Cas shirt? Just creating problem swhere there were none.

In addition, Wakefield fans come in from Doncaster Road side will have to walk in front of the away fans. Hardly segregation. Its begging for abuse and missiles.

Bad decision Wakefield

.....and what are Ice Cremas? Some new European thing we are selling?

Jeeez. They (fans in general not just Cas) moan about the state of Belle Vue, you do something about it and they moan its effecting where they stand on there annual visit to the said dump!! If this decision has changed any Cas fans mind about going then i think you need to give your head a shake.

If anybody, i feel for the Wakey fans that have stood in the specific areas effected, for however many years and are now gonna have to move somewhere else.

PS i am sure if you're a Wakey fan going with a Cas fan, a bit of common sense and i think you may just get by the stewards!!

Mountain/Mole hill

widlycat-my point was, many people have already bought tickets.

Imagine you buy a ticket to see Titanic (hey, we all love a good love story don't we ) a week today at Cineworld in Westgate Retail Park. You've always been able to sit where you want at Cineworld (apart from the VIP boxes), and you like to get there early to get a good seat. Then on Tuesday you receive an email telling you, you can only sit in certain seats. Wouldn't you be a bit peeved off?

segregation stinks. however fev are segregating vs cas next week, and we are seemingly this week. common factor, grubby cas fans that cannot be trusted to behave.

If i had a season ticket for said cinema and went once every other week maybe, if i made 1 trip a year maybe not, especially when 85% of the other cinemas in the area also had seat restrictions.

Again, mountain out of a mole hill.

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 not just cas fans now, seems to have really rattled some cages!

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 not just cas fans now, seems to have really rattled some cages!

Fev have most likely enforced segregation so they don't have an attempted murder case hanging over their club again with regards to that poor fax fan 18 months ago. A for yourselves, who knows, hardly a game with a history of trouble. The phrase mountain of a molehole has been brandished around a bit, I agree, tell it to them enforcing it!

"Castleford Tigers prides itself on being a friendly, hospitable venue equally for both home and away fans" not if you're a gay player it doesn't.