Hats offf to the Celtic fans who made the arduous journey to Wakefield today, you were a credit to your club.

Ignore the idiots from mine and other clubs who post on this site; you brought a very creditable number of fans and it was great to see so many of you in the bar efter the game.

In the current financial climate people have to pick and choose their away games, with our appalling stadium we would not be on the top of anyone's away game list; so thanks again, it was a pleasure to see you all.

Cheers
Steve

Haven't been back long but it was definately worth the trip, nice stadium,alright atmosphere good honest RL fans and tidy clubhouse. Just wish we could have made more of a fight of it on the pitch and not what Jace had in mind for Brough sort.Just missing that quality at half back that can really unlock defences.

Had a great day despite the result. My first away trip, and I'll be making a few more treks next season, and might make Cas in a couple of weeks.

Just be aware that they all have 7 fingers in Cas, don't be shocked it is normal in that area

Dannys no angel but Jace is out of order, he came to get at him and tried to spoil the game.


Glad you enjoyed the day and thanks to all those who bought from the Adam Watene stall.

Jace is a totally different person to the one who impressed me so much much in the past.
Could someone please tell me the reason he has lost so much bulk ?
There was a time he showed his talent and played with a smile on his face.
Your coach,John Dixon,was as gracious as ever to the opposition in his post match interview.
Best wishes to all your excellent supporters.

You must still be half cut mate

We tarted it up for the Crusaders.

Haha, lick of paint and all that!

Have to agree Mojo, they were a credit to themselves and Rugby League.
I was speaking to a guy in the bar before and after the game, he organisers the coach(es) for the supporters, thing is he isn't a Welshman, he was originally from Doncaster, but moved down to Wales when offered a much better job, been down there 10 years now.
Irrespective of where he was from he was a great guy to talk to and enjoyed his company immensely.

They say that the nearest thing to a Yorkshireman is a Welshman.......