Castelford are likley to stay up as it was their new stadium application that they "had been receiving regular assistance and discussion with the RFL over". The commentary in the media appears to be that the RFL want Castlefords stadium and by backing it meant that Wakefield were "being encouraged to share".

I'm sure that as soon as saints stadium is up and running, facilities will became a major criteria !!

Wait for our next couple of signings and then ask if were still preparing for life outside of super league. The stadium complex will incorporate state of the art training facilities, have top class banqueting facilities that will b available for use for hospitality and private functions to name but a few things. It's exciting times ahead and I hope our stadium will have the same impact as yours had.

well said uptoncat

Wakey have more than a few hurdles to climb before a brick is laid at the 'new stadium'.

They are my ''favourites''.

Still either Wake, Cas or Salford.



All 3 need to sort there grounds out. Cas even more so as they have been banging on about it for years and doing nothing a part from put a sign up.

Wakefield, as I understand it, have merely been granted outline planning permission for their new stadium, which is just the first hurdle in a lengthy process. Getting full planning permission is a different matter entirely, and I still regard them as favourites to go.



This mad scrambling by various clubs to issue "Yes, we are moving forward with the stadium, honestly" press statements as licence time approaches is both transparent and desperate.

Wigan

Friday 14th September 2007, last game of the season at The Willows, which fool bought the programme from the match thinking it would be the last Warrington game there?

Motu Tony?

Sharp intake of breath on that one, Hull RU, followed by Whitehaven, followed by Nottingham RU.

8 million people - 1 super league club - 3000 attendance Derrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!