In his LW interview it states Mc has ruled out sharing with Cas.

Has cas ever offered to let you move in new ground if it's ever built.there is a world of difference between helping out on a temporary basis and being a permanent fixture

Just out of interest how much input will there be from Cas in financial terms?

I really think the club/trust are missing a trick in all of this. Too many people, mainly fans, are focusing only on the loss of a stadium which fails to acknowledge the wider reason so many people signed up in support of the NM development; the community facilities. That's the key, all the pitches etc that we're going to be built for the community. That's where you get the support, not a stadium, which if we're being honest can not and was not ever going to be a truly "community stadium". The same can be said of Castleford attempts to market their development as "community"; its nonsense (though I accept the Cas one is/was even less of a community facility. If there can be such a thing)!

I genuinely don't know but I always understood nothing

That being the case then and assuming your right then the land belongs to WMDC, would you then be in a position to dictate whether or not and for how long we could stay in the ground, just a thought.

I'm curious, in what respect would the land belong to WMDC?

It doesn't.

The land has been sold to Lateral with a contract in place to say that as soon as the stadium is built, it will be transferred to CTRLFC freehold and we will own the stadium.

I hope I get prior warning

I neither know nor care who it belongs to as it goes, it looks like I've wrongly assumed that atm it was council land, I merely raised the point against our friend from across the common as to what their contribution to the stadium was with regards to their position allowing us to use their stadium in the sad event of it becoming a reality hth.

rlFeatherstone Are Offeringrl

Has anyone actually approached Featherstone as a possibility? It's a grand little ground and would appear somewhat superior to Dewsbury's in my humble opinion.

Liked MC's wry comment in today's League Weekly thus: "Some certain people don't give a s*** about Wakefield Trinity" (or words very much to that effect. I wonder who he was referring to.

That's more like it, I'd share with Rovers for a while without hesitation.

The article says they've been talking for a few weeks, and I suspect that's the back-up plan.