I havent got to many games until recently, having a car Im getting to the odd one here and there, and I confess I havent seen Cas play live in at least a few seasons, but I found their travelling support a bit odd last night and was just wondering if its the norm.



First off, they segregated part of the north stand, which I havent noticed before, they had around a third of it with Wigan fans in the rest. Why were they split apart like that?



Also, as annoying as I found drums, the constant drone of "your fans are f**king s**t" from their support started getting quite boring early on, and it seemed a bit at odds with how many they brought?



Fair credit to them they made noise, but just thought it a bit odd that they needed to be kept separate and were constantly chanting stuff like that with their own kids and kids nearby. This may be perfectly normal now, but is it that different with different away support? I was at the Warrington game at the back end of last year, and while there was chanting and banter it was tit for tat, in a big game that was very close, last night just seemed quite odd.

The atmosphere is tremendous at the DW when we play Saints, good when we play Wire & Leeds. For the rest of the teams varies from average to poor.



Hopefully if Leigh get promoted we will have one less "poor" and one more "good" as Wiganers have a good banter with the Lobbies!

Maybe the players like playing in peace as per our current home form.

Maybe we should enter the Cas fans into The Eurovision Song Contest, that's the only competition I know where you get points for singing.

I haven't been to a game since they knocked down the home of Rugby League, no ground/stadium comes close to Central Park, i'm still bitter after all this time

So, you are not a Wigan fan? Supporting the team rather than where they play in my house. To be honest, Central Park was what I grew up with but as a kid not being able to see was crap, my kids can see fine now. So can I. Its not bad at all.