What does it mean to you to beat Castleford ?

Does it make your year ? Does it makes you dance for joy, reach for a kebab, make love to the ... ?

And what's it like losing to the old enemy ?

Do you kick the cat, reach for a stack of kebabs ?

We want to hear from you in 10 to a maximum of 50 words on just what it means to you beating and losing to your fiercest rivals.

The best responses will appear in a feature on derbies planned for the match programme for Millennium Magic which, of course, features the Wakefield v Castleford derby on Saturday February 12.

So let rip, but no swear words, please.

Look forward to reading them.

Good luck!

At the moment all the fixture means to me is that the club is still alive! Long may this continue!
eye of the tiger and all that...

Not as much as beating this incompetent board out of our club.

Less so now I don't work with them but it is still a win you want.

Local bragging rights, and my favourite game of the year.

So it means a lot!

It doesn’t compare to beating Leeds.

Its always nice to beat Cas but the fixture means more than the result.

Would rather beat Leeds.

nothing dose thats the big game of the season for me

It always meant a lot when i was at school and college because there was only me and one other Trin fan at my school, the rest were Cas fans with the biggest game being the million pound match in 2006. Now it means local bragging rights and due to both teams being evenly matched over the past few years the games have often been the proverbial 4 pointer.

For me its a great fixture when we have had some great days out with friends who are cas and wakey fans alike, never gloated after the million pound game because I didnt want cas to go down, if that night it had been leeds or shudds it would have been very very different.

2 points as far as I'm concerned ( think they hate us more than we hate them ) - Leeds game is the big one for me , happy as larry for a week or near suicidal depending on that result .

local bragging rights, what concerns me is the 2nd to last home game with cas at home, if one club is in super leauge and one is not. should be an interesting place to be ?.

cant see it will be any different to normal, unless some idiots want to make it that way.

Before Super League it was just one of those fixtures you enjoyed. Now it's taken on a significance it doesn't deserve. At the moment, I'd be much happier if we beat Huddersfield. Leeds will always be the big game, though.

i think it depends where you are from. being stuck in the middle beating cas means everything to the normy fans.