Families? shouldn't it be family, as I thought all Cas fans were related?



In all seriousness, Thursday night games are a bugger but unfortunately the RFL are under Sky's control really, they pump money into the game and therefore they have a right to dictate when games are played.

If only the RFL had a spine of some sort they should've looked into going into parter ship with the BBC or BT if only to make Sky sweat.

I think most of us prefer Sunday games, especially considering that's been the norm for a coup,e of years now.

Do i take it the 4th v 5th vital game is a week after the 7 games.

Trying to put other half off booking holiday until i know.



UP THE TRIN

I would suspect that after the Saturday home games we will then be informed that they were a success regardless of the attendance. Then we will informed that following consultations with the supporters it was what we wanted and from next season we will kick off on Saturday afternoons or evening. If it follows the usual pattern none of us will remember ever being asked.
I am sorry but supporters have worked their lives around Sunday kick offs but once again we are presented with the change at the last minute much like the kick off times on a Sunday. I know some will have nothing better in their lives but sadly many won't and actually turn up at Wakefield because it did not clash with their other Saturday pastimes.

moan moan moan moan moan………As a family we've attended for forty odd years on a Sunday and quite frankly it's been a pain…but do you know what we've made it ! With all our on field problems this year I couldn't care less when we play these games as long as we survive in SL……...

A man after my own heart but when you're retired you can do it ant time.

The local amateur open age games in pennine league KO at 2:30pm on Saturday afternoons so I would say that it would be a terrible decision to play regularly on a Saturday afternoon

TV games are on Saturday. Not our choice.

The players like Saturday games as it gives them a weekend with family. They are always training or limited to what they can do Saturday night for Sunday games.

The point is that people (like the two lads i know that don't have a wakey season ticket but go regularly) are not going to pay to go to BV when they either have a season ticket for Barnsley or can go to the football and watch the rugby on sky later as will be the case for the first game. Thus Wakeys attendances will likely be lower than they could have been.

Haha it's not mine! But family comes first.

With all these people, and people who know of people, who can't make it or won't go to games in the 8's or next year, it seems I can stand anywhere the chuff I like, and will have no trouble seeing all the action.

Bonus!

No you won't because you will be told where to stand.

He could always sit next to you in the east stand, Where you don't have to be told where to go.

Wrong again I have a reserved seat in the East Stand so of course I will be required to occupy it and the seat next to me is booked. I would also add that I doubt there will be an East Stand to sit in if your friend and mentor has his way.

Your post seems somewhat contradictory, I seem to remember a couple of week ago that you were up in arms at the prospect of you being told where to stand by the stewards, what's that all about when you have a seat in the east stand.
As for my friend and mentor is that the best you can do really, my post does not mention him, yet once again you try and manipulate it into an anti Carter post, the way it rolls off your tongue you should be an insurance salesman, wait a minute,

No your not are you

I hope you will be there shouting the lads on when the eights start.

You have one 3pm SKY game on a Saturday - like most clubs, then you seem to have a couple of games which are at 6pm on a Saturday - which aren't televised. Is that a marketing decision then?

I will explain the difference I chose my seat freely, I was not told that I must sit there it was my choice. I would also point out that that I have the freedom to actually sit in any of the seats or even go on the terracing.
If you are going to continue to divulge information at least get it right I am an Insurance Broker not salesman, I know it is being pedantic but if you must drip feed info at least get it right.
I will be in my seat as usual for the play offs.

Which one will that be.

OK a few seats are reserved by season ticket holders like me but even some of these are left unoccupied because of the disgust at the way the team had performed. I know you think everything is looking good but sadly like most things you are wrong. If you think that by drip feeding information about me will make me stop you are wrong which you should know.
I would point out that last season on my row at least 12 of the seats were reserved this season two another positive for you to gloss over. We are a club no longer run for the supporters, the decisions made are not to benefit us. They are all designed to save money, if that means relegation then it's a cost they feel is worth paying to be able to say look how well we are run and of course allow some to glory in their new media recognition.
Do you believe that with relegation we would remain full time I doubt it think of the savings. I hope your positivity will keep you going as we slowly decline if we do not survive this season. I will reiterate that I believe we have been managed poorly not necessarily financially but who knows do you?

Back on topic...HKR beating Wire could be very good for us, as we play them (albeit at their place) the week after Wembley, so hopefully they will get mauled by the Whinos (albeit I cannot bring myself to cheer THEM on

), and might hopefully pick up a few knocks in the process

It's whoever plays them the week before that have the advantage IMO, eye on the cup and all that.

Can see your POV Wildthing, but I would rather have them the week after for the reasons I stated above

Hope you are right

I believe they have Widnes away the week before so they will probably rest a couple, what with the dodgy pitch and all.

Looking at the fixtures, it's going to be quite tight. There are not too many permutations.
I went through and predicted the results of each game (cos I'm so good at that (NOT!)) and I think the first game against Salford is pivotal. If we win that, I think we'll be in the top 3, but lose and we'll be in the 4th/5th play-off.

It's good to have one of the competitors distracted by the cup, but I only think that will apply the week before and after (good for us). They'll still finish top 3. Should be a cracker against Leigh, both teams high on confidence and desperate to get off to a winning start.

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