=#8000FFHe did, remember SURFWORLD? who are putting in the cost of their facility + surprisingly "extra" money which just happens to be enough to build a stand

If Waystones were so intent on the success of this project don't you think they would have stepped in and taken leadership away from RW a long time ago. The man is a grade A prize pig.



If i were to invest £500,000 i would think twice about putting into a business run by someone like Dick Wright.

Phase 1











See ya at Newmarket.

you missed head out of the middle of his name

Thats my bread and butter.



Hence having the time to be back on the boards.

=#8000FFWell if there's a challenge cup tie there

RW at a supporters meeting claimed to have seen Wakeys plans and noted there "isn't a chance" that the stadium will be done by 2012

your richard wright

why would Richard be concerned with our "Community plans"

=#8000FFTo see what the other local team are doing and nothing more, seems that plan B is the Keepmoat the only time Cas will be at Newmarket is the away game once a year.

you may be requiring a damp cloth soon

If he had spent as much time furthering his own stadium plans as he has done sticking his nose into other peoples affairs, you might already have been playing in a new stadium.

If thats what you say then so be it. For now.



The final thing i will say on this is that a move to the Keepmoat WILL KILL your club (and no thats not what i want, i like the guaranteed points and banter with half wits). At least with J30 you would be close to your population, that would be cutting off your nose to spite your face. If RW takes that road he's all but nailed your coffin and our derby.



Thats all i have to say about any of this until news breaks. Then i think some people owe me and a few other "loud mouths" an apology.

If i can just add i have nothing to add to this thread

Yes and Wakey Council are trying to push through the clearing of the Hickson's Licence quickly because it affects the whole redevelopment of the town, not just The Jungle. That will free up The Jungle and unlock the money from that.



I can keep repeating all this until I'm blue, if I have to and you can keep chatting rubbish to solve your own insecurities.

I wish i had adopted the same approach.

I'd give it a rest if I was you, you really are becoming a laughing stock. Get out of the hole before you get buried completely. Unlike some of your Cas mates what are putting up reasonable debate you are just embarassing them with your silly rants' and excuses'.

You should have, don't see the point in this chest beating and for the life in me can't help but feel one set of fans is going to be very unhappy when this all ends, can't see how thats something to gloat about myself.

Us tarzan, them jane





i see where your coming from but don't think most are gloating its a reasoned debate by most .

Plan C Lock lane.

never was gloating.



Just sick of reading about the disappointment of all the fans on both forums who seem constantly discouarged and disillusioned with all the announcements coming from the clubs.



On tuesday the reaction on the Cas site was excitement and then disappointment. i do not like seeing any fans going through this and hope it would get sorted sooner rather than later so they have something to cheer.



i would like both teams to get decent stadiums so i can take my youngest kids to watch the games there.



like everyone else hoped it would get sorted and still think that groundsharing would have meant that you both would have had something concrete in place by now.



Although after the responses i got i think i should not have bothered.

Don't worry about it - it's our problem not yours. Thank you for your concern!

Exactly how much further would the Glasshoughten scheme be if Trinity were involved? There may have been an extra £1m or so from the sale of BV to throw in but nowhere near the amount to cover a shortfall that appears to be the stumbling block for Castleford. Also the Thornes Park Sports Village would still have collapsed with Cas on board leaving both clubs in the position that Wakefield find themselves in now.



The council can't afford to put in any money in other then the public facilities that may be located at the ground (i.e. a swimming pool) so they couldn't have put anything into a joint stadium.



I don't see how pooling resources would've made construction of any stadium quicker.

Surely any private investors would have thought the ground would be full for 27 games, income from the stadium would have been doubled PA, more political will to make things work rather than Cas and Wakey councillors figting their own corner, possibly some support from the RFL ( i am sure you would have been guaranteed an international game or two maybe even a cup semi, one set of architects, potential builders etc.



For me the issue is not which site that is up to the clubs., just the general principle