Wakey till i die..Groundshare at worst

My first thoughts were I could live with a merger as a last resort, at least it would give me an option as to whether I went or not as against not going at all. After reading the bitterness and resentment on the Cas board I hope it never happens, let them play in the championship if they want to, after all they are used to playing there anyway.

I think that is already a given mate, whether anyone likes it on here or not. Neither side is getting a next Franchise on its own, with it's current standing.

thanks for that
it will certainly save us some money now that we know that we need not apply

Or until we die!

After a lot of the mergers in oz, the original clubs continued/started back up, in the feeder/lower leagues, is this not a possibility...for cas'
if we are in a position to continue in SL and they are not, and they are unwilling to go down the route of merger, they will be in the lower leagues anyway?
Before any cas fans come on here flagging me off, I know this scenario could work either way.
Some time, a bitter pill may have to be swallowed, maybe sooner than anyone really would like.

Seconded.

However, I've no problem with sharing a ground.

In stanley.

that bit means there is no merger, nor any possibility of one. merely an uninformed opinion by a poor journalist who thinks it would magically solve all our problems.

in reality even if the two clubs did merge they would still have no stadium(this as we all know is the be all and end all of SL criterea)

would probably struggle to get an attendance which matches either side presently

and would certainly struggle to improve on the 5th place that trinity managed last season

What a fantastic club you all could have if only you would all swallow your pride,a merger between Wakefield,Castleford and Featherstone could possibly make this new venture a major success
With all these clubs being within the same council,then surely this council would back such a merger,a new shared stadium could also be funded more realistically,this would surely also appease the tax payers of Wakefield

The pool of talent available within this area would certainly make this new club a major player each season,one that would probably be in the top 5 each season and challenging on all fronts

Without this merger is it possible for Wakefield and Castleford to continue to exist in SL?

its will happen day after saints merge with wigan and leigh, plank.

Plank???
Seriously speaking here mate
why would we have to ever merge with Wigan or Leigh?
Leigh already have their new stadium
Wigan have use of the football ground
We will be in our new stadium very shortly
I'm not so sure whether Leigh will actually make it into SL,even with their new stadium when the next franchises comes around!
But surely you must see that both Leigh and Widnes are ticking the boxes?

Best of luck

and you too!
FWIW stains v wigan on sunday was best game ive seen in ages!

Wakefield Council are skint so they won't be directly funding any stadium. All three proposed stadiums do not require any public money so there are no rate payers to appease.

As has been said before, a merger does not automatically mean a new stadium will be built, both projects still have their issues. Also where ever the merger locates itself it would see supporters of the abandoned team become disenfranchised and turn their back on they new team.

I just have this horrid feeling it would be like splitting the atom



nothing left for miles

Wakefield is a big enough City in its own right. With the new community Stadium WAKEFIELD TRINITY will be able to reach it's potential as Belle Vue is strangling the life out of the club. Sir Rodney sorted the theatre Royal out for us 20 odd years ago now he's providing a top class theatre for sport at newmarket for the City & district

My thoughts presactly!

why what did he do invent the lottery that props up all arts in this country regionally, god the hero worship on here sometimes does my crust in!

enola gay..dropping little boy or the fat boy?

I remember back in the late 80's long before lottery was around,he helped the Theater raise £3/4 million to keep it from closing.

I wouldn't support a merged team either. I'm a Wakefield fan, and as any true fan knows, you don't just change teams. Wakefield till I die.

I imagine the top of the poll is voted by other fans !

You get my vote.