Never used it, and to be honest I cringe when I hear it chanted.

Growing up,I always thought Cas was a suburb of Leeds but even now I don't consider it part of Wakefield,as I'm sure you don't.

WILL NEVER SET FOOT IN GLASSHOUGHTON. WAKEFIELD TILL WE DIE!

Now the week has progressed, I am starting to feel a little brighter. This is because all week this forum has been full of Cas fans extolling the virtues of a Glasshoughton share, to the point where I am wondering whether they are desperate for us to join them there. But why? If Newmarket was full steam ahead, I couldn't care less whether Cas joined us or not. That would be up to them. But there is starting to feel like there is a hint of desperation about the Cas position, as if they feel that without our support, they feel that Glasshoughton is doomed.



If Glasshoughton is so promising, Cas fans, why are you so keen for us to share?



Reading between the lines, I feel more positive.

I'm not. I just feel it would be more beneficial than Oakwell if Newmarket fell through.

And another! It's like some kind of Big Brother thought police type operation.



"And if all others accepted the lie which the Cas Party imposed—if all records told the same tale—then the lie passed into history and became truth. 'Who controls the past' ran the Cas Party slogan, 'controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.'"

Dear me Bren, you really need to appreciate that this is an Internet forum. People talk, discussions happen. If you don't like that, then may I suggest you may be in the wrong place?



As for my reply, it was simply in reply to one of your fellow Wakefield fans who asked a question Castleford fans. Do I think that's the best thing for WTW? No. Obviously, it isn't - the best thing being that Wakefield have their own stadium.

I'm all for a discussion, I've just had enough of every post on here being answered by one of your WLO's waxing lyrical about why GH is the best option for both clubs. I'm with Slugger on this one - there's an air of desperation to it, probably because you need us way more than we need you.

Cas fans are posting on here, perhaps because it's where most of the discussion is centred. Similarly, we're both in the same boat: if Newmarket is the most feasible, Cas have a decision to make. If GH is the most feasible, as do Wakefield. However, most of your fans seem to have made a rash decision that GH is the most likeliest to be picked. Whilst it does have certain things going for it, it is by no means concrete.



A minority of Wakefield fans have been waxing lyrical about the "community facilities" and why that is the reason Newmarket should be picked. Do you see Cas fans getting annoyed about those? No, purely for the simple fact we recognise the benefits that those things offer but as with both sets of fans, the only thing that stops both sets of fans seeing the situation realistically and objectively is the location.



I can see why you're getting slightly annoyed by other posters that clearly only have one agenda and offer nothing constructive - to wind Wakefield fans up - but to tarnish all Cas fans as the same is mildly disappointing. At the end of the day, from a personal point of view, Newmarket for Wakefield and Glasshoughton for Cas has always been the way I've wanted it and many people know that on here. I'm a proactive fan of getting the best for Wakefield - I will always be proud of the rugby league in the district and the strength it has. We - both sets of fans - deserve better and so do our clubs.



If there was a way that everything could be resolved then I wish for it to happen. However, it is unlikely in the current situation and people have to start looking at what will benefit their respective clubs the most if it really does come to the crunch.

Fully i have no problem with that at all, posters are getting a bit touchy on both sides i'm afraid. The problem lies with posters saying one thing on this board and another on the Cas board and i dare say the other way around. It won't get any better sadly over the coming weeks.



Discussion is welcome.