Well I hope you beat the pies, I may even tag along with my cas family, I hope Iam ok to wear my Wildcats top....

As long as you pay double. BTW Season tickets are quite cheap too..

Well if the proposed idea of fancy dress is done then you should be fine

Lets hope you bring around 3k like you did in 99 with no friday m62 to deal with should be a pleasant journey over.

Hopefully that will be the case.

No M62 traffic, but 8pm kick off on a Sunday night isn't particularly helpful to those who have work and school the next day.

It'll mean getting back in to Cas and surrounds not far off midnight and if it goes to extra time then later still.

I think travel to Wigan in 1999 was subsidised (I might be wrong) so I can't see as many turning up this time.

About 1,000 to 1,500 I reckon.

It's a 7pm kick off Daz.

I'll be going..

Anyone got any info on buses? Are boot room running a bus?

Until we get to Wigan

You lot usually bring alot in a normal league game so im expecting a fair few for this one, really looking forward to it



See you all there

Lets hope you bring as many as you did in 99. You brought 4000 fans that night and were very loud.

I will be surprised if you bring 1000 this Sunday.

Cas must be a 14 point start?

I of course want Cas to win but I can't help feeling that we've cashed our chips in a bit and the performance on Sunday owed a lot to the fact that we've achieved our major season objective.

So, preditions wise - dissapointing crowd (of which I will be one) and if Cas keep it to a single figure deficit, I think we can win. If Wigan settle and get 10+ in front, they could win by 20.

So as always for me - us by a few or them by plenty!

Agree with that.

Celtic game was a strange business and I'm really hoping the lads have a couple of performances left in and are not on the countdown to mad Monday.

Wigan's result was equally woeful though, so it'll be interesting to see how both teams react.

i think the Celtic game saw the realism of "Just turning up and winning"

Not much effort but got the win.

Im sure the lads will be well up for sunday. Like i said before lets get over t'hills in plenty of numbers and cheers the lads home, Win OR Lose!

Wigan's result was because the players knew they had a home game next week whatever the result. A dissappointing attitude but very common. Also I can't remember the last time we won at Hudds - it's a bit of a bogey ground. I just hope it doesn't upset our previous momentum too much.

Wigan by 16.

Similar scenario for Cas, we knew what ever happened we'd have a tough away game at Wigan or Wakey in the play offs.

I'm hoping it was a case of doing what we had to do and saving plenty in the tank for this week.

We'll see on Sunday if it's paid off if that was Matterson's intention.

Wife has just been for the tickets - queueing out of the shop and was waiting ages she said.

Good times...... and just like old times.

We can pay on the gate....yes?

I was wondering this. It might end up being a last-minute decision depending on how much work I have to do or whether we can actually get there.

6 coaches filled already between Cas and the Boot Room pub. That's roughly 480 people already, and that's on first day.

good luck cas

Due to work I can't make it to the ground to purchase tickets so i was hoping to pay on the gate

Your more than welcome to pay on the gate.

Last year ?

Must have missed that one! Doh