continue with GH on our own or stay darnt lane,whichever league

simple really.................................WE ARE CAS

Ideally stay at Glasshoughton with or without Wakefield.

If push came to shove I'd probably have reservations about going to watch Cas at Newmarket but may find myself eventually going.

You missed out
"Go on without Wakefield but allow them to use the new ground as tenants."

Ideally Cas at GH
Probably Cas with Cats at GH
Eventually forced Merge at GH but team will become known as a Cas team over time.

I'll support rugby league in Castleford and have massive reservations about it going anywhere else.

I want RL to continue in Castleford, ideally under the Castleford name but I'm realistic that they may not be the long term case.

I would watch Cas at Glasshoughton, I would watch a merged side at Glasshoughton, I would watch Cas in the Championship at The Jungle but not week in, week out but I would be very unlikely to watch a side at Newmarket.

I just couldn't see me, or the kids, watching a side that wasn't called Cas. I'd rather suppport Lock Lane and Panthers if Cas and Wakey merged.

Ideally it would be Cas at Glasshoughton, sharing with Wakey if needs be. I'd possibly go watch Cas if they shared at Newmarket, but it would only be a matter of time before a merger if that was the scenario. If it eventually meant CAs cutting their losses and going down to the Championship and playing at Wheldon Road, so be it. I'd still support them, it'd still be Cas and that's what the town needs - it's own club with it's own identity.

Cas to stand alone a definite No to any 'M' word.

I would be happy to share at GH.

I do not wish to see Wakey disappear and the passion they have for their club is the same as ours.

I just can't see the two clubs sharing long term, whichever location. A groundshare now spells merger later.

I agree...And would one club be dominant and keep their name (see Huddersfield and Hull)? If that was the case, would the clubs re-emerge [ia la[/i Gateshead and Sheffield?

A 'district' team just doesn't do it for me. I wouldn't represent either Wakey or Cas. It would have no identity other than branding.

I can see both teams shunning any merger and dropping down the divisions because the fans, especially the older ones (suppose I fall ito that bracket at 37!), would find it difficult to support a 'created' team over their 'natural' team.

Temporary sharing would work, over the space of a few years. Long term sharing will lead to an ultimatum from the RFL or Superleague - merge or go (that's if we're still in SL by then....).

It seems obvious that this would happen. With two sides sharing a stadium, the easiest way to make space in the ESL for a new team coming in would be to 'lose' the poorest performing of the two (judged on criteria of on field performance, attendances and junior development). The share would last for one licence cycle IMO before one side took the fall.

Picked options 1,2 and 6.

^ Ditto!!

Similar on the Wakey forum. I'm guessing there will be trolls on both sites trying to skew the figures.

I picked option 1. I like WR myself, but if you want a new stadium then go get it - but I don't want to be part of it, and WMDC should steer clear if it is a stadium for the Tigers only (unlike Newmarket, which would be a community facility where Trin would be tenants). I'd sooner go to Barnsley or even Fev.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Glasshoughton going to be a community facility, albeit partly owned by the club?

Shh, they think its only their propososed one in the land of belts green they be, oo arrrr

Oh, soz Speedy. I didn't know I was privy to insider information!

Sorry if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that (until you ran short of money) it was a stadium for the Tigers - nowt wrong with that, mind, and good luck to you.You didn't need council money, or so I thought. How have the plans changed to make it a community stadium? Who will own and manage the Stadium? A community trust or Cas board of Directors? If it is genuinely going to be built as a community stadium then I have no objections at all to WMDC helping out - if not, then the council should steer clear and use the money to benefit the community they represent - they could do with the money to partly replace the school building programme that has just been stopped by this Fasc - sorry, Tory - government.