Mate, there were more Rovers fans on Saturday than go to our other league games, whereas you only brought 600 of your 13,000 regulars. You really are missing the point, no doubt deliberately, our home gate is not the issue here (it is smaller than yours but growing), your fans desire to "travel" to the away derby is

You probably had a couple of hundred more home fans than normal for this game. To say we only took 600 is a joke. It was more like 1000 as we had sold 600 tickets in the South stand prior to the game and we had lots of fans in the North stand.

This was your home fixture yet loads of your "fans" were watching the game in the pubs. When you can convince them to come to a home game where they would have a far better view than the away fans maybe you can comment about away support. I actually watched the game at a pub about 5 mins drive from Craven pack and it had loads of plastic Rovers fans in there making out they were the diehard loyals

Keep it up, what's the next subject change? Your fans didn't turn up to support the mighty FC take on Rovers in East Hull. We do turn up at your place (circa 2/3rds of our home gate made the effort versus 6-7% of yours). End of.

First we had the "reasons", then we get the straw man. Time to lock it mods, purlease...

Keep on missing the obvious reason if you wish. It just re-inforces the small club mentality you and your fellow fans seem to have. That was probably our lowest away turn out of the season (apart Salford), we will take more to Catalan in a few weeks but you keep on convincing yourself its got something to do with loyalty if you want.

May I remind you of a few years ago when the Rovers fans were plotting a boycott to a the Clive Sullivan trophy game because they wasn't get 50% of the income of the game.

So you lot are no better.

Yeah but the difference is we didn't actually go through with it.

Which TBF you didn't well the North stand was half full that day so I reckon there was still a chunk of your support who stayed away.

The fact is though you were creating excuses not to attend which is what this whole thread is about isn't it ?

Tbh I can only vaguely remember any talk of a boycott, and it wasn't from me I can tell you that (attended every Sully game).

IMO 99% of people who would have gone anyhow were there, I really don't feel any boycott of a noticable level happened in the end.

When the Boulevards white with clover, they'll never beat the Rovers.

Did you write that all by yourself? There's capital letters and everything

True tough isn't it Wellsey

Has anyone noticed how Hull KR fans are missing a lot of teeth. Their teeth tend to fall out for some reason and they have all of these sores on their face.

That's good, real good. I've been to Penrith twice now. The only thing I noticed about Penrith was that I spent the entire second trip wondering why I hadn't worked out never to come back after the first time.

Yeah, it really adds that touch of class to the magnificent scenery as you walk down Preston Road to the palace on Poorhouse Lane.

Cool. Never lived in Penrith so I dont care. My guess though, you were looking to score some junk.

It adds something visual to the smell that seems to get worse and worse as you head East.

I tell you what, a Hull KR fan, they have all the colours of the rainbow in their smiles.

Is your wrist aching?

How would you know?! I thought you're in Australia?!

STUPIDITY knows no borders

Its this big metal thing called an aeromobile.

Well done to the loyal Hull fans for turning up. THE END.

.....where a large number of FC fans live, these are the ones who shout 'mam' to their sisters.

No1 is going to tell me Hull FC handed 600 tickets back for the south stand. Where the heck would the other 600 have stood Stand looked pretty full to me?

On the hopes and dreams of the people of East Hull.

Was pretty much thinging that myself. Having had to endure that excuse of a stand for the past couple of seasons, it didn't appear that less occupied other than the extreme ends.