As the topic suggests, does anyone else feel that things are starting to feel less gloomy.
The constant will it won't it over the ground has hopefully come to an end, will this be the catalyst we need to bring in a new and prosperous era at the club?
We have had some dificult times of late, loosing some very dear people along the way, the lads are playing with a very good spirit, formed during these difficult times, and now those involved have pulled of a brave but brilliant deal for the new ground. We have moved out our traditional homeland, but to a well placed new site and hopefully a bright new future.
I am sure this location will bring in new support as it is close to our Borders with both Leeds and cas' and will hopefully reinvigorate a few who for one reason or another have lost there way.
Anyway just seems that little bit brighter in my neck of the woods this afternoon, fingers crossed!!

Lets hope we can move forward and upwards, dark clouds are blowing in the wind away from the club and the sun is shining down on us.


I think we all feel a touch happier at the moment AND WE DESERVE IT, EVRY LAST ONE OF US

dont know about dark clouds , just a little bit concernd about this one i spotted over glasshoughton







just kidding

You don't need to be kidding, i'm sure most Cas fans would find it funny.

I am as excited as every one But i feel very sad as well to the ONE'S we have lost over this last 12 months knowing there never had the opportunity to see & play (LEON) in our lovely new Stadium,Would be nice if any of the stand's built could be named after some of our legends & Leon

Absolutely, it would be outrageous if there werent something to commemorate each one of them

At the Leeds away game this season we managed to blag our way through the main gates and park in the directors car park. Getting out of the car we noticed a family group, with flowers walking towards the car park back wall that runs from the edge of the walkway from the cricket ground to the main gates ( not sure but are they called the Len Hutton Gates ). Anyway after the game I took a look at this area, there is a lovely remembrance / memorial garden. It is very well designed, beautiful and a very fitting area for fans to remember loved ones.

Little touches like that are what fosters a community spirit, in light of recent events I wouldn't be surprised if it was not up for consideration.
Good idea from the whinos, any other clubs do it?

Sheff Weds obviously have a memorial garden for what happened at there. That would be a great touch but i just feel that "The Adam Watene Family Stand" has rather a nice ring to it. Opened by his family maybe?

It is funny.

Think that's a brilliant idea. Could remember players and fans alike who graced Belle Vue over the years.

That would be avery nice touch for players and fans alike.