With the recent confessions from Mr wright! And looking at the attendances for our friendly's (I no only friendly's) do any of you think, like me a lot of fans will vote with their feet!!!

I think if we get a stuffing at leeds our crowd could be rather shocking against wire. Hope im wrong but cant really blame people for staying away i mean we are hardly pulling out all the stops to get fans in.

Winning games brings the crowds in, nothing more nothing less . Unless your Wakey and put free taxis on to the game .

It does make you think that the club are in the same mind set seeing as they have made the wire game £10.00 in, it really was a master stroke of wrightys makeing the anouncment when he did. I dont think there were too many people on here who bought into the idea that our new ground would appear or not untill bricks were being laid at least, so i think wrighty would have been best off saveing his anouncment untill things were going a bit better on the field then it might have been cushoned a bit but as it stands now i think many people are on a real downer before the season has even begun and a stuffing at leeds could kill it on the fist day, we would have been better off with the old saying of ignorance is bliss, well thats what i think anyway.

Yes lets vote with our feet!

We can become the leagues first non-supporters.....


Lets get the team on a right downer for their first home game and let the RFL and Sky have a field day on us!

Or shut the whinging up, get donned in your replica top and shout your hearts out for the lads....you decide what you want to do.

I know what I will be doing.

Never go by friendly attendances to be honest. The game against Huddersfield was on a Tuesday night (no surprise low attendance) and the other home fixtures were against Gateshead and Bradford (on Boxing Day when football was on and all that messing around with the kick off time).

Seconded!



Absolutely right, it's Super League attendances that count and the preseason games bear no reflection on what will happen throughout the season. I remember talking with a few people on Boxing Day and we were saying the changes in the kick-off times may have reduced the attendance by up to 1000.

=#0080FFThirded.

If you are a true supporter then you attend the matches and get behind the lads no matter what is happening. Leave the running of the club to those employed to do so, they are no worse than the people before them. I have supported Cas for 47 years and there hasn't been much to choose between the Boards of Directors, they can only work with what they have. We have proved twice that we are among the most loyal fans in the game so let's keep it that way and try to spur the lads onto a better season than last year. If we get the new ground I think we all know that that is no guarentee that we will get a licence next time around when one of the NF teams is to come up if they have met the requirements.

why all the negativity? surely before a ball is kicked there should be some optimism!

cant see why cas wont do just as well this season as last.

Was just making a point! i will be their friday, and am hoping like all on here fans stick by the club! BUT Mr Wright no more

Well Im making the first of my god knows how many trips over the pennines on Friday so Im voting with my feet.

Can't believe some people. Its not life or death, its our RL club who we all want to do well. Go, pay, watch, SUPPORT and enjoy it win or lose!!!

Thats the point of being a fan!

13 clubs WONT win Super League, we all go in the hope that one day it might just be our turn.

Come on Cas in 2010

and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE M62 be kind to me this year

, oh and the the government, stop making petrol dearer all the time!!!!!!

When was the last time we didn't get beaten at Headingly in the league?
It's a game most fans expect us to loose and often by a fair bit and doesn't really have a bearing on how our season will progress.

In a way it's probably quiet good it's Leeds away as our 1st game of the season tends to end in us loosing so why not combine the 2.

We've got to bring the weather into the quation here. Let's be honest it's been so cold that it has been yet another reason for people to stay at home and not bother with the pre-season games. Let's hope it sorts its self out for the Wire game or numbers will defo be down.

Results at Headingley haven't exactly been overflowing in our favour but since I began keeping records in 1966/67 season here are the results of the League matches that we didn't get beaten in;
8/12/73 won 17-11 scoring 3 tries & 4 goals
20/3/76 won 18-13 scoring 4 tries & 3 goals
19/11/77 won 28-16 scoring 6 tries & 5 goals
8/10/80 won 34-9 scoring 6 tries & 8 goals
13/3/83 won 15-5 scoring 3 tries & 3 goals
13/11/83 won 28-10 scoring 4 tries & 6 goals
12/4/87 won 16-8 scoring 2 tries & 4 goals
2/2/91 won 18-4 scoring 3 tries & 3 goals
9/9/94 drew 14-14 scoring 2 tries & 3 goals
12/7/02 won 32-24 scoring 6 tries & 4 goals

We beat them in 1999 at their place in the playoffs... 23-16

Don't remind Graham Murray!

We spoilt his first and last game.