Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 8:12 am  

waynel wrote:

Dboy you are worse than Lister for trolling the Cas board. . . both sets of fans will dream and hope with the majority hoping neither will fail!! You on the other hand seem to take great pleasure from picking apart the Castleford development, are you Richard Wright's love child cast off at birth . . .

There are more than enough who seem to delight in this in terms of Wakefield's development.
Mutual support should have been the line BOTH clubs take.

Both our franchise applications should have been 2 part IMO. The first focusing on what we each bring to SL individually, with the second focusing around how we each contribute to something bigger than either of our individual parts. The derby games between us produce a buzz around the region (you can already feel it this morning!), it's this buzz that fuels the regions desire for the game (pro and amateur). Losing the WT v CT derby games will be a big loss to the sport and the region.

I dare say on our part the line of mutual support would have been a lot more likely from AG than a Richardson. I couldn't imagine AG coming on the pitch to bag CT- he sticks to twitter!!!

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 8:25 am  

dboy wrote:

PP won't be straightforward! Asda will object, town centre shops may object, Highways Agency will object (though their's will perhaps be relatively easy to accommodate), and local residents may object.

Could even go to PI.

ASDA can object all they like, the fact of it is, as the only current major supermarket in Castleford, their store is simply not big enough to cope with the demand and shopping there is a complete nightmare. The town desperately needs another major store.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 8:59 am  

waynel wrote:

Dboy you are worse than Lister for trolling the Cas board. . . both sets of fans will dream and hope with the majority hoping neither will fail!! You on the other hand seem to take great pleasure from picking apart the Castleford development, are you Richard Wright's love child cast off at birth . . .

Little 'un, you G Price fan club need to learn to read!

No-where I have "delighted" in the potential problems faced by Cas, I have simply given an honest and realistic view on the process ahead.

For the record I hope they do get a ground - that doesn't mean that burrying your head in the sand and pretending it will be straight forward, will make it any more likely to happen.

And Bonzo, it's not just Asda that will object - the town centre shops will object, as will residents (who wants the equivalent of match day traffic on their doorstep every day? - That's what a superstore will bring), as will the Highways Dept.

Sorry if the truth hurts, but these are the exact same things that every development of this kind have to overcome - and I hope you do!

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 9:09 am  

Fantastic, just what I needed on a Monday morning, another bitch-fest about stadiums or lack thereof.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 9:30 am  

dboy wrote:

Little 'un, you G Price fan club need to learn to read!

No sir I believe it's you that needs to read. I was sticking up for you by countering with the fact that historically there have been people in both camps who prey for failure with their nearest and dearest.

Last time I stick up for you old pal!

A word of advice; Just leave it. What will be will be. Stick to worrying about your own club.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 10:27 am  

G.Price Fan Club wrote:

No sir I believe it's you that needs to read. I was sticking up for you by countering with the fact that historically there have been people in both camps who prey for failure with their nearest and dearest.

Last time I stick up for you old pal!

A word of advice; Just leave it. What will be will be. Stick to worrying about your own club.

I wouldn't say you stuck up for me - you didn't recognise that I wasn't trolling, just said that lots of people on both sides do.

However I will accept that you didn't intend to tar me as one of the trolls and apologise to you.

I would love both Wakey and Cas to be in a stadium such as the Keepmoat! They would need to ban wanyel though.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 11:51 am  

dboy wrote:

However I will accept that you didn't intend to tar me as one of the trolls and apologise to you.

All friends again!

If we've learnt nothing over the past decade it should be why we come to watch RL; for the ground or the RL.
If like me its the RL then lets stick to that. Although I've dished out my fair share of negative posts over the past 10 years I couldn't care less about it now.
TBH I'm enjoying my RL far too much to worry about stadiums. We may not have had two pennies to rub together at the start of the season but I've enjoyed this season more than most in my 20 odd years of WT support.

Are we architectural pompous snobs or RL fans? I know which I'd prefer to be!

Does anyone else agree with me and Mr Kear? "The only thing things should count are; basic H&S requirements and the quality of RL you produce."- is that such an left-field comment??

Hope your all enjoying the season as much as we are!

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 12:30 pm  

Bonzo wrote:

ASDA can object all they like, the fact of it is, as the only current major supermarket in Castleford, their store is simply not big enough to cope with the demand and shopping there is a complete nightmare. The town desperately needs another major store.

Morrisons is opening next to the Bus Station.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 12:33 pm  

dboy wrote:

And Bonzo, it's not just Asda that will object - the town centre shops will object, as will residents (who wants the equivalent of match day traffic on their doorstep every day? - That's what a superstore will bring), as will the Highways Dept.

Sorry if the truth hurts, but these are the exact same things that every development of this kind have to overcome - and I hope you do!

On the contrary, the residents can oppose but the likelihood is that it will actually BENEFIT them.

After all, the whole area down there, Hicksons, Cas ground, the bus depot, Nestle - are all going to redeveloped in the future.

Additionally, with rising petrol costs, a new food store on their DOORSTEP would mean they can walk out their front door for their groceries and save money elsewhere for other things rather than driving to ASDA or having to walk into town and back again with heavy bags of shopping.

Re: Ground work : Mon May 09, 2011 12:34 pm  

Fully wrote:

Morrisons is opening next to the Bus Station.

Surely this will make it even harder!