If you are going to troll here, don't cry when someone has a go.

You know the rules.

:[uIDEA[/u: Thats the bit I can't take seriously

you need to have some semblence of inteligence for something along those lines. Stick to knocking on peoples' doors and then running away its far easier for you

Castleford have now sold there ground, which will be confirmed in the pontefract and castleford express.

will that mean you move out soon or after the 2011 season ?

After 2011, i beleive.

I hope when they do knock it down they announce it as the amount of asbestos in the old stadiums could cause problems

Both teams off to Newmarket then

No, why would we need to do that?

I agree

I too agree, I good hard lesson in tattie picking wouldn't anyone harm wouldn't it

As opposed going to Newmarket to go otter spotting?



Back on topic if I dare - apparently the ground has been [url=http://www.pontefractandcastlefordexpress.co.uk/news/local/ground_sale_boost_for_stadium_plan_1_1855933[usold[/u[/url

This is extremely good news for Castleford, it basically means its all or nothing for us now, but i suppose thats the position we need to be in to be able to forge ahead with the stadium.

On a side note, i wish all the luck in the world for Wakefield on the 22nd October, i for one as a Cas fan with have my fingers, toes and anything i can cross for you.

1 thing is for sure, SuperLeague would be a poorer place without either of us in there.

Great news for you but:

Subject to planning which as the article says should be a formality.

How much - could not see it in the atricle ? I'm sure that Ben Bailey will not pay what they offered back when the housing market was booming.

Dissapointing that Ben Bailey were unavailable for comment.

Hope that it is indeed good news for you and not just "spin"

A contract is a contract and I'm sure they will have to stump up the agreed fee (£6m I believe)

Sorry but that's not how English Contract Law works.

If Ben Bailey offerred to pay £6m say but the land in now only worth £2m due to the collapse of the housing market you cannot enforce a Contract that is against the financial interest of the purchaser. You will only get what the land is worth now.

You have the option to either accept the current value or you can keep any deposit or option fee that you will have been paid and look for another purchaser.

And you lot on here have a go at me for picking the negatives out of your plans.

There is a difference in picking negatives for the sake of it and being factual.

to the races?

no , dont think LEEDS CITY COUNCIL would allow it

Not their decision.

I may be wrong but I thought their concerns had been addressed by YorkCourt.

i believe both parties will be pleased to have rapped up the deal,for whats its worth im led to believe the land is now worth slightly more than the original sale value but it was in our interest and ben bailey homes to do the deal now rather than let the buying option run out in 12 months time. we could have got a little more and ben bailey will also have been keen has their were 4 other bidders ready to pounce when the option had run out.

Thats good news for you. Surprised that its worth more than the original sale price - certainly bucked the trend of all other housing land in Yorkshire that has more than halved in value. You must have a slick negotiator.

Best of luck with the Stadium and hope to continue our derby games at Glasshougton and Newmarket.

Either that or the deal was an absolute shocker the first time around