Sat in the North Stand it was hard to tell how full it was but it was noisy so 4000 Rhinos fans must have made the trip since the crowd was 15,109.
My 1st time there today, dead easy to find, excellent large car park adjacent to the ground with good level hard standing - cost £5 - that I'm prepared to pay for some security.
We left 10 seconds before the end, shocking I know. We got straight out on to the ring road & despite some poor signage had no trouble getting to the M62 & back in the centre of Leeds for 5.30.
Ground good, seats better than Elland Rd & Old Trafford.
Pitch excellent, result even better for everything else there's ......
All in all a cracking day out.

would agree with all that. parked in a pub across the park. enjoyed the day

3,500 according to a member of the Hull staff outside the ground.

Ok, still a good turn out on such a gorgeous day when it was on the tv.
Have to say I only went because it was free.
But I will try to get to the following games till we get knocked out or reach the final.

I think the number that counted today was Forty-Eight ....

The only negative really was a whole section of Leeds fans (with a high proportion of women and children) having to be moved out of range of the barrage of bottles and coins being pelted at them in the 2nd half.

Saw that too. Was disgusting behaviour from that corner.

they were a disgrace to Hull FC, last Sunday I was sat in Oak beer garden having a top laugh with a load of friends who are Hull fans and I feel sorry for them knowing a small minority of pondlife yesterday decided to try dreg their good name through the mud by being louts and numpties and throwing objects at fans

disgusting

and whats the reaction to that on the Hull Forum



My personal boycott of that particular stadium stands in force. Anyone paying good money to that club needs to be asking themselves is this right.

3500-4000 away fans is an excellent turn out and if they were missing the Hull club would soon do something or then again maybe they dont give a flying fook either

We should lead the way for them and identify the numpty who threw the pint on to the pitch from the Leeds end and ban them for life.

been happening for a few seasons now. the club do nothing so they must condone it

It appears that way. I assume the inside of the ground is covered by CCTV so identifying the culprits and banning them wouldn't be to difficult.

Theres a box directly behind the sticks in the away end and a bloke was on a radio all the way thorugh the game watching that little corner, sad but true

The stadium management company have been working for some time now to try and sort the problems out in that corner. There are various banning orders in place. Sadly it appears we breed muppets. Hopeully the SMC will review the cctv and issue more bans. (i dont understand why they simply dont make that block reserved seating)

I have to say I thought it was reserved seating. Some a few 'throwing outs' from that section yesterday.

Think it's unreserved but may be wrong. If it is reserved it should make it even easier to identify the muppets to ban.

my best mates girlfriend is a hull season ticket holder and sits on the 20m line in that stand. she says its not unusual what happened yesterday, i fact its a common occurance

Its fairly common for the chavs to give verbals to the away fans but pretty rare that it escalates to what it did yesterday. I'd ban them all mate, theyre not welcome.

I thought Millwall had sorted them out ?

It got so bad at one point, I thought we were going to have a Chav-alanche ...

The police control box presumably for soccer matches.
I saw a guy in a hi-viz tabard in the box (I presumed he was a copper) studying that area through binoculars. I'd guess it's also got video surveillance cameras trained on that area too so should be relatively easy to identify & eject all wrongdoers.
My mate who's been to the KC on a number of occasions warned me not to sit on that side for precisely the reasons stated above.
So it's definitely not a one-off occurrence & so should have been dealt with.

The incident in the away stand near the sticks (just to the right of them near the front if you were stood at the back ) when all the stewards came rushing in was result of an accident . A big fat fella fell over and knocked a couple of other people over . The stewards thought we were all fighting .
Had a great day yesterday . Beer for breakfast , and kept drinking until supper-time .
Spent a fair few hours in the pub on the corner , and in the club over the road from that . The club even brought us out a plate or two of sarnies and sausage rolls . Nice touch , and no trouble at all in either establishment .

I have been following to Rhinos to the KC for most of the matches played there since it opened.Generally have noticed that 'that corner of home fans' are teenage idiots(being polite) who spend the entire ady hurling abuse and gestures at visiting fan area.HOWEVER there has to the best of my memory a clear block of stewarded seats left between 'them n us'.That did not appear the case this weekend.If i am correct them i would question why when clearly ticket sales would suggest a big turnout from Leeds and that the space would need maintaining.I havent ever seen anything thrown across in previous years but did this time.A bottle fronm the Leeds side to 'them' which was promptly thrown back.Then the 'local oik ' was collared and thrown out.Quite funny really coz he was bigging himself up for doing it then nabbed.Must have been half the size of rob burrows lol.
Stadium management would seem to need to reflect on repeated occupency of that 'home area' by an age group of fools who shouldnt be in and WHY?
Was seated near to the other incident behind the sticks and found the responce there by stewards inconsistent with what else went on.
Unfortunate for HULL that again a percentage are screwing there rep for them,which they have in my view been working to recover for some time.

We did wonder about that one LS13.

If you are under 16, you need to be accompanied by an adult to go in the SS at Leeds. This is the theory anyway, all that prevents kids being unaccompanied is a rule that junior tickets cannot be purchased without an adult ticket also being bought.

Could they not introduce something like this for the screb section at Hull?