[iBilled as the hottest new girl band of 2010, P5 are set to rock The Jungle on Sunday (25th April) before Castleford Tigers take on Salford City Reds, 3:30pm kick off.

Fresh from recent appearances alongside established stars such as Little Boots, Beverley Knight and Alphabeat; the exciting new band will headline the Tigers famous pre match entertainment show before the important Engage Super League clash.



Romi, Coral, Shopie, Lauren and Erin are tipped to become stars in the band and will perform an exciting set including their debut single, Crawling on Back to You, which is set to be unleashed on the charts very soon. The track has been produced by Frederil Jernberg, most recognised as the man behind 90's cult phenomenon, Back Street Boys.



Tigers Entertainments and Events Manager, Darren Payne is delighted to include P5 in Sunday's packed pre-match show:



"It is a real privilege for the club that P5 will be performing live at The Jungle on Sunday."



"The word around many notable contacts in the music industry is that P5 will be the next girl band to make it big in this country."



"They have already been signed up to appear on BBC1's The One Show next month and have just signed a management contract with Marshall Arts, who also handle Cher, Elton John, Paul McCartney and George Michael"



"We are very excited to welcome the girls to The Jungle and we encourage all supporters to get to the stadium early to soak up the exciting build-up."



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As a cas fan who many of you know I attend the Willows quite a lot, I think your being harsh on Salfords effort.



Yes, it was a very poor game indeed and both sides are well of the pace for Super League.



BUT, Cas completed 96% in the second half and forced about 5 drop outs. Now, we didnt pass the ball and thats why we didnt drop it, but it meant we had the lions share of possession and theres little Salford could do about it.



That was Cas stiffling Salford, not a lack of effort from you guys. I thought they really dug in and Ray Cashmere and Ryan Boyle were the best props on the field.



Stick with your lads, we know how you feel too, but your team needs you guys just like ours needs us right now. And Ill help cheer you on at The Willows as much as I can!

my gripe is when i read this bull in paers bout were all together and training really well then produce that garbage!id rather they put up or shut up!i think most fans are now past the point of going to away matches and watching sides that are in and around us in the league turning us over!its so frustrating when you see how well we can perform,hull,huddersfield,even wigan in defeat,anyway,rant over!

Could not go due to being stuck abroad due to the volcano.

I had planned to be there, but now after reading the comments I am glad I was elsewhere.

People are starting to realise now that Alker and McRae are not the way forward and never will be.

I would guess two more wins this year tops and that is if we are lucky.

Change needed please Mr Chairman

Back to back 30's against two of the leagues worst performing sides, Catalan who have been getting hammered against all and sundry and Cas losing 5 from 6 home games including being dumped from the cup by an NL1 side says all you need to know about our shower and no wonder oddschecker have us as odds on for the wooden one.



Maybe the club could let us know which games they can be bothered competing in ?

Sometimes it does feel that the team "decide" to play or not to play. As you say it would be useful if they could let us know their decision beforehand so we can decide not to travel. Here's a suggestion, if the players let us know in advance that they will not be putting in much effort, all the fans that were going to travel can put their travel costs and entrance money into a kitty and we can use this to start buying breezeblock to build a new stadium - what odds we would get it built before the club!