No. However if I needed and had one, the loop system will probably only be reaching Castleford within the next 10-15 years so it would be pointless no?

cas fans dont need a band.

You must be old then and suffer from selective deafness. A member of the "eh?" Team perhaps? Howling-mad Mirfield?

Old? You're far from it. I'm in my prime sunshine





You all must seriously be deluded if you think you're more vocal than Leeds. We'll see on Sunday however.

I see.... old it is, then!

My dad's bigger than your dad....

Shouting for a penalty doesn't count.

Disco... I AM your father.

Yep, i'll admit to that. Leeds fans will be louder than the Cas fans [iif you win[/i. The forums will be full of crowing Leeds fans, Facebook will have all the part time Leeds fans announcing they are going to their one game per season and the queue for the ticket office at Leeds next week will be far larger than the one this last week when only a few regulars could be d. I look forward to a good atmosphere on Sunday and both sets of fans making a good day of it. I still think however, the Leeds lot will only be singing if you are winning.



Cas fans don't need a drum.

All the best Cas, hope you do it.

Name a club that doesn't take part-time fans to Wembley? If you get there and don't take part-time fans it'll be a pretty lonely 7k or so rattling around in your end of Wembley won't it?



Please also name a club where the fans are louder when they're losing. Maybe the 7 million travelling Hull KR fans are? I dunno.



My hope: A good game and both sets of supporters create a good atmosphere and enjoy their day, whatever the result.

Fair point, more a question of whose fans are still loud when they're losing and that's probably when expectations come into play.



Due to respective records of success Cas fans tend only to ask for effort wheras Leeds fans, I sense, demand victory in most games.



If the semi is competitive I will be amazed if we're the less vocal set.