Great in number but, a bit quiet in general.
I cant remember such a low key Cas - Wakey game for ages.
Both sets of fans were pretty quiet, considering and although the game
seemed to be over at half time (only for Cas to play a good opening 20 mins in the second half)
The fans seemed a little subdued.

It twas bloomin cold tho.... brrrrrrrrr

I didn't go last night for several reasons.

I did go to the club shop this morning and purchased a new hoodie with the money i saved, i'd rather fund my own club and thats probably how i'll see out this season.

I also got flogged a Leeds game programme and well done to the girls in the shop for getting me to buy something i don't really want

me too an its was only a quid fgs yes i got conned into it too

I suppose it helps cover the cost of printing, so it all helps.

There were plenty of Trin fans there, it's just that, for a derby game, they were very quiet.
Maybe you are usually one of the noisy ones, El Rey, if so, please turn up on Monday

how can you say your support was great there was more drunks at that game looking for trouble than I ever seen at Cas match and got it. in every pub there was trouble outside Bootroom yes Cas fans was involved as well both as bad but there was trouble in Lamplighter fighting amongst yourself in there in early bath there was bits of trouble. This fixture needs changing only time there is any trouble by both club is this fixture.

I didn't say that the support was great, only great in number.

Concerning drunken fans etc who are going to the game looking for trouble, I agree that the fixture should be moved to a noon ko and although this wouldn't stop folk having a drink, it would reduce the number who overstep the line.
Both clubs need to work hard to ensure the fixture is not "lost" to a few drunken idiots who were spoiling for a scrap.
No place for that behaviour in RL.

I thought it was subdued, mainly because there was no opposition in the first half, and Cas gave us nothing to shout about for most of the second.

Quite easy because it was, plenty of Trinity fans turned up. Whatever went on after the games in the local pubs is neither here nor there to the point made by the OP.

Yes they stood outside the bootroom like they do every year waiting for Wakey fans to leave, its always the same.

Yes there were lots of drunken yobs in and around the ground, maybe Cas should have gone for a 12 KO.

Indeed, the Trinity fans turned up in numbers at least.