Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:19 pm  

dickie mint wrote:

:shock: Really, I have it on very good authority thats not true and I will say no more

Willy Watcher!

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 7:48 am  

Pressure is on Wakey fans here to make the crowd a bumper one,

We should be hitting 10'000 for this, If we are both serious on a franchise, A good friday game. Should attract 10k

As for the game, We are far superior to those

Cas 58 - Wakey 10

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 8:35 am  

Dettoriman wrote:

Pressure is on Wakey fans here to make the crowd a bumper one, We should be hitting 10'000 for this, If we are both serious on a franchise, A good friday game. Should attract 10k

As for the game, We are far superior to those

Cas 58 - Wakey 10

Why should there be any pressure on Wakey to bump your attendance up, your the ones who are always on about how good your support is, so if it does not reach 10K it will be your problem not ours

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:04 am  

Play as complacently and defend as poorly as we did on Friday and we'll get beat. Home advantage should swing it for us though.

[Wildthing]

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:42 am  

If form continues this season, Cas to win by a fair few but our lads to give 100% and not give in.

Hopefully a cracking crowd.

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:22 am  

Wildthing wrote:

our lads to give 100% and not give in

Thats all any fan can ask of players representing the clubs we all love.

Will be a close game, Cas to pull away in the last 20 and win by 16,

Just under 10 thousand there to watch a good game, everybody leaves happy.

Result - 32 - 16
Att - 9898
First Score - Rinaldi
MOM - Huby

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:37 am  

whoever put 58-10 i really think u need to give your head a shake i love your confidence and on this seasons form its well justified , but come on wakefield will be fired up for the game probably more than any game this season i agree cas must be favourites but a win by a 48 point margin i would be suprised if its any more than 10 think i will have a fiver on wakefield off level for a sporting bet to cause an upset

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:50 am  

I think this will be close, Cas to finally get on top of a spirited Wakey side and win by 8.

1st try, Rinaldi.

M.O.M, Chase.

Crowd, 9,150

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:14 pm  

Fully wrote:

1992 Yorkshire Cup
1994 Regal Trophy
2005/2007 NL1 Grand Final
2007 League Leaders

And the Adam Watene Trophy.

In comparison to Wakefield in those 21 years......


1998 Division Leaders + Grand Final winners..........

Odd one this fully old boy but we won the Yorkshire Cup 1992-93 season, have you done your research properly

1998 GF Winners and League Leaders.

The Adam Watene Trophy - come on.

Over all you are hardly streets ahead are you, we are both a bit short on Silverware all told.

After years of total domination over you I'm afraid to say I can't see us winning this. From being the vastly superior team we have been weakened to much to compete for the full 80. It will be a massive shock if you lose and should see Matterson resigning, if you can't beat us now then there is something very wrong at the Bungle.

Re: Castleford v Wakefield : Mon Apr 18, 2011 12:19 pm  

vastman wrote:

Odd one this fully old boy but we won the Yorkshire Cup 1992-93 season, have you done your research properly

1998 GF Winners and League Leaders.

The Adam Watene Trophy - come on.

Over all you are hardly streets ahead are you, we are both a bit short on Silverware all told.

Yes, that's the reason that the question was asked about silverware and not about historical league positions, which is what the original troll, mel, was fishing for.