how many season passes have been sold

49'000 so just less than Leigh,

seriously though, the club will be the best people to ask

For some reason it always amuses me when people from Hull call it a season pass instead of a season ticket.

Makes two of us. Sounds a little American to me.

a season pass is that one pass that Littler makes all season

But..........when cup tickets go on sale dont they say "passholders" have priority?

Nope, season ticket holders or for next season membership holders maybe.

Danny DeVito

Different strokes Gary Coleman




this "pass" thing sounds like a weekend break from prision


ticket or membership for normal clubs

No, they don't.

It's exactly that. No coincidence that crime figures have risen in line with average attendances at Craven Park.

Shouldnt you be looking forward to your new season in your packed out new shiny stadium, shouldn't even be playing in that league you numpty, how the mighty have fallen hey

It shows how bad Hull is when you consider Leigh as having been 'mighty'?!

You can take the pi$$ all you want.Fact is a few clubs wouldn`t mind having either of Hulls clubs "pass" sales.

Although, if living in one of the worst cities in the World was part of the deal, most clubs would turn it down without any thought.

I dont actually come from Hull,but being one of the worst cities in the world,is far from the truth.It has its bad spots,as anywhere else,but it has its good parts too.No need for cheap shots like that. I realise you live in paradise in Greater Manchester,although your location seems to refute that.

Cheap shot? I was deadly serious.

There seems to be a reasonable negative correlation between 'desirable' areas to live and RL crowds in that the towns/cities with good attendances are not places I'd much want to live (Hull, Bradford, etc).

Conversely, some of the worst attended clubs of the SL era have been situated in places I'd much rather live (Manchester, London, Paris, Cardiff).

Perhaps it's about better areas having more alternative entertainment, with worse areas having nowt to do but watch RL? The only exception that instantly springs to mind is Leeds.

And, back to my original point, I'd take our mediocre crowds and living round here over better crowds and living in Hull everytime.

So, next time you begin crowing about how jealous other teams must be about your crowds, you might want to consider how little their fans would want to live in Hull - apparently even you don't want to?!

Quote ="barton baird"You can take the pi$$ all you want.Fact is a few clubs wouldn`t mind having either of Hulls clubs "pass" sales.'" Assuming you're a KR fan, I'm glad we don't have your financial problems... www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugb ... 82250.html

Quote ="barton baird"You can take the pi$$ all you want.Fact is a few clubs wouldn`t mind having either of Hulls clubs "pass" sales.'" Assuming you're a KR fan, I'm glad we don't have your financial problems... www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugb ... 82250.html

When was there a SL club in Manchester?

Perhaps what you are seeing is the gentrification of sport in general, moving from a working class pursuit, to a middle class hobby?

I'm sure BigPev will have a sociological view?

The Embourgeoisement Thesis!



Go on Pev, take the floor my learned friend.

Quote ="Red Preacher"Assuming you're a KR fan, I'm glad we don't have your financial problems... www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugb ... 82250.html'" Why do you assume he is a Hull KR fan?

Quote ="Red Preacher"Assuming you're a KR fan, I'm glad we don't have your financial problems... www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugb ... 82250.html'" Why do you assume he is a Hull KR fan?

Well, he/she is being rather contestable on the Turkey just before a game against Salford . (Generally a big give away if previous seasons are anything to go by.)

I predict a whole host of touchy KR fans replying to this...

You are completely wrong with your assumption