Wouldnt a zero tolerance approach to drunken behaviour of had the same outcome?



The main sticking point is how the tickets have been sold in the first place (General Admission).

I would imagine a forward thinking businessman like Mr Glover could have forseen the need and reacted with more than 2 days notice.

If you refer to the information given out by WT then away supporters will be 'allowed' into the North standing area (under cover)

Most of the south bank youth most be in there 50s now we should have never have knocked it down. The north bank is the new south bank #letsgonorth

The tickets normally say ground admission the east terrace and north east terrace is the ground. What does it say on your fev tickets as you can only stand in one area there can't you.

It should be;

North Stand should be the Home Stand

Then East & West Stand for both home and away.

If any Cas fans have a problem and no longer want their tickets then i'm sure if you ask cas for a refund they will provide it and send the tickets back to Wakey. Means more tickets for the Wakey fans that way at least.



I think this plan is going to be the case for all other teams visiting BV from now on so it not Cas that are being singled out, more that the stand was only completed yesterday so you've copped for it first. Didn't really count against Catalan! When at Wheldon Road I have only ever stood in the end wiith the open terrace whatever the weather. So if you want to segerate at Cas go for your your life. Lets be honest for a set of fans who have put up with a ground without cover for pretty much forever its hardly going to be an issue is it!

As I posted on the Cas site...



The RFL has been consulted in all this and are in full agreement with what is happening, just as they are with the Featherstone game. The stand will be heavily policed by stewards to ensure that order is maintained. Any fan(s) of either team deemed to be causing an issue in the oppositions designated area will be dealt with appropriately and the relevent authorities informed. This game should be enjoyed by all and any trouble causers from both clubs will be punished.

Personally I don't have a problem with where I stand I just feel it could and should have been dealt with much better and not 24hrs before the game.i hope the cas fans adhere to what's been put in place and I hope it's more than a few stewards that's going to form the segregation has anything other than a solid barrier will see supporters from cas trying to get behind the posts.

I agree that it would have been better if this had been made public earlier but now it is I hope that it is adhered to. The last thing either club needs is trouble, you certainly get the impression big brother is watching closely. I think the fact that our CEO is on paternity leave and our chairman in is Spain probably has probably slowed down the communication process. Bad timing I know!

Seems sensible. The North Stand is usually dominated by the away fans, but as there is a new stand and a "Lets Go North" campaign, a lot of Wakey fans will want to go in there, and it could get tasty pretty quickly. As someone else said, the club are responsible for maintaining order. They are trying to do so.

Exactly that - why would AG invest in new stands that mainly benefit away fans?



The new stands and the #letsgonorth campaign have been very successful - this is merely an attempt to manage the situation, ensure crowd safety and create a home advantage by ramming the North Stand with vocal home supporters.



Seems like the responsible thing to do in my view.

well then it that the case cas will after shove you wakie all together in railway end