True, but also take into account the fact that, apart from the overly priced Xscape, there's f-all else to do in Cas and Wakey


Having said that, over 10% of the population of Castleford did attend their game on Sunday.
I hope Leeds don't follow suit, because that would mean approx 75,000 fans and the grounds not big enough and people would have to stand on the yellow hatched areas, which we all know is a crime punishable by death.
Speaking of dying at Headingley, I nearly did when I saw the prices they're now charging for a pint........£3.50 for a "pint" of terrible beer. Is this a ploy to discourage rowdy behaviour from the Southstand chavs?

Maybe not, Sharp's who brew Doombar - mentioned above - in Rock opposite Padstein in Cornwall, is now owned by the Coors group. But they have invested in the brewery to allow it to continue & expand it's real ale production.

Interesting.

Moorhouses for me. Every pint a winner.

The beauty about the current situation is that there are now so many real ale producers & micro-breweries that you're almost bound to be able to find something you like.

Had a pint of Tim Taylors Golden Best last night in the Old Steps - really good.