I know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows another guy, who knows a guy.

Need all of our Trinity faithful to get to belle vue early and claim the North stand. It'll have a detrimental effect if our six fingered neighbours get the stand!

Ohh and Mr Agar, give Andy Ellis a run-out!

Should be a cracking atmosphere, i'll be in north stand towards the far right. Let's make some noise!

I'll join you fella, the 'Far Right corner!'

LETS GO NORTHHHH

Castleford Tigers fans will only be able to enter the Rapid Solicitors Stadium through the turnstiles on Doncaster Road and will be directed to either the Eastern terrace along the side of the pitch or the North East corner of the stadium as per their choosing.

The remainder of the North Stand will occupied by home supporters and stewards will be on hand to monitor this

Whats everyone think of this, right wrong does it matter

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... n/2012/04/ Thank you Mr Glover! Fully will be spitting feathers after being told where he can/can't stand when visiting us/Fev. And after he was bulling them up to get there early to take "their usual spots".

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... n/2012/04/ Thank you Mr Glover! Fully will be spitting feathers after being told where he can/can't stand when visiting us/Fev. And after he was bulling them up to get there early to take "their usual spots".

Could make a few tanked up fans feel brave knowing there will be segregation to keep them from harm, conversely it good boost the atmosphere by ensuring fans are grouped together.

Think it's a sad day for RL when it's come to this , all because of a few s . They'll be stopping cars on Heath Common next & checking folk for tickets .

Think we need to create an atmosphere like we do at away games! - The players have made numerous comments on the "travelling fans noise" after away games!

It's sad that the day has come when RL fans are to be forcefully segregated.
I have been to practically all the Cas v Wakefield games, at both grounds, and seen little to suggest that this is necessary.
It will also be interesting to see what now happens when the fixture is played at WR, Cas could be really awkward and only allow Wakefield supporters to stand in the open Railway End - not good if it's raining!

We need to see segregation from the positive perspective that it creates a great atmosphere. something we have sought at BV for a number of decades. The one things we create away we can now do at home.

It's the way the games going anyway & this open plan will be a thing of the past at NM.

That's where we always stand, so how many have you actually been to?
You will have cover from the eastern stand.

Grow up, you don't get this issue anywhere else & Fev have told you the same thing.

Finally, has it occurred to you that your "patchy" history could be partially responsible?

As i said on the Cas forum, whilst appreciative the club have been forward thinking in trying to avert the potential for trouble i kind of think this adds problems rather than solves them. Hopefully though sense will prevail and all can behave themselves. Whilst a derby, i still see it as a chance to converse with fellow rugby fans over a beer in good natured banter

Well get a temp stand up AG will give some advice...

Excellent But I can see Wildcats fans being on all sides of the ground as it is nearing sell out...

I don't think it's segregation to minimise trouble myself,I think it's simply a way to get the majority of Wakey fans in there to create an atmosphere,nothing more sinister.

I must confess I would be pretty annoyed if I was a cas fan and I don't see the reasoning for it,sometimes I go with my uncle and he's a cas fan.

It's where some of your fans stand when the weather is nice (from the WRE it looks like more stand in the Princess Street Stand, though that could just be my perception). However, I'd like to see how many of you would stand there when it's raining!
I really don't mind standing in a specific stand, but I just think it's sad that this has happened. I will be attending the game with a Wakefield-supporting friend and we intended to stand together behind the sticks are per normal. I will be interested to see how this is managed, and have the feeling it could cause more problems than it is intended to prevent.

Looks to me like it's a combination of the atmosphere thing and "look we have a roof now! Homes fans only though".

What's wrong in us trying to re-create our own "kop" like the old south stand was?
Lots of grounds are intimidating to away teams, what is wrong with us doing it to other teams?

THIS!
Leeds have their south stand and Hull Kr have their own stand, which are fantastic for the game!
I really don't see the problem that Castleford have in Wakefield trying to get all the supporters together to create an atmosphere?

Yeah that's how I see it,not a big deal really though!

I think some are overeacting (particularly on Casforum!) but it does just seem a bit like the club are saying "we have got a new roof now so you can't stand here".
And obviously it's the first time it has been done, so looks like it is deliberately directed at Cas fans. However, I think most will be more understanding when supporters from other teams are banned from standing there too???

The facist wakey fans!