=#FF0000IMHO though something needs to be done at home games to improve the atmosphere in the Riverside stand. having all the singers in the other stand and all the kids in the Riverside does not work. the club need to address this so that the kids in the Riverside enjoy it more.

At the end of the season we need to get the word out to all the "singers" and the decide where we are going to sit and just all get season tickets in that area, its a simple thing to do. I have done it in the football before and it can be easily organised. At least then we can build some atmosphere. In my opinion the best place would be to the left of the half way line but not too far towards the away end, this way people can join us throughout the season.

Is that not where the Sky put their studio when we are on TV? I guess, when you need the singers, they'd be moved elsewhere!

Good point, how about the same place to the right of the half way line? Or we could still get them there and just move the few rows further forward, as it is never packed around there. Plus is will sound better on sky for a extra bonus.

So basically where the singers were before, and mostly still are?

Well not all are there, quite a few are in the DG, no room for expansion though if people want to join, also they dont do much singing at the moment mainly due to the amount who sing.

As I've said before the problem has more to do Ken Davy's cheap season ticket deal which meant these seats were taken up by none singers and therefore the people who sing were spread out making it harder to get a song going. Guys who were sat near each other are now rows apart and don't get the opportunity to get together and come up with the witty delights which people enjoy singing.

I see what you mean, its as you say it needs to be brought up with the club the SA may be able to help with that and hopefully be able to sort somthing out for next season.

it was a lot better with just 2,000 of us there

We will give you a few pointers about away support next Sunday.

Here we go

if you think our away support is bad it could be a lot,lot worse!

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you mean we get to see what thousands of humbersiders look like after drinking since 8am?

cant wait

and we get that pleasure 2 weeks running

hull kr dont travel in thousands, millions more like!!

You have improved your away support over the years it takes time.The supporters who go away now are the same bunch as at every club you are no different.
Try letting kids in free to all home games for a year and send players round to the junior schools, It works as perents will not let young kids go on there own and go giving you money. The players round to the junior schools works the mither factor. Build up home support and away will come.

We already do unless you're on a wind up???

We've had the free tickets/season tickets for quite a while. The very first year these were free for ALL games home and away but the other clubs didn't like it so we had to charge if you wanted the away ticket element of the season ticket. It's scandalous how much some clubs charge for kids. £11 at Odsal the other week was a prime example. Ok to have the away element in a kids season ticket was £50 but due to a fair few clubs now playing on friday nights and you have to consider Sky too, many families don't see the benefit of the away element till they realise other clubs, who do play on a family better sunday, are greedy when it comes to kids!!

I'm not saying this is an excuse though!

You've had 2 challenge cup final appearances and finished in the playoffs twice in the past 4 years. You're not doing bad so far this year too. You're in a great central location when it comes to travelling to away games so why do so few of you make the effort to back your team on the road? Serious question and not a dig.

When you live in such beautiful surroundings it's difficult to leave for the slums of the West or the industrialised areas of the East.

God knows !! majority of us on here do go to Away games, better ask the people who dont what their reasons are - i personally think a lot of people cant actually be bothered, yes there's people who would go if they could but a lot just aren't interested

ill be amazed if your away stand is big enough on Sunday. Expect a huge following. Nice weather, Sunday game and Hull's good form, 4-5000 easily

hmm ok

Just wait and see

Oh we will

1) Who cares. You don't get points for having good away support.

2) If I lived in Hull I would leave at every opportunity so not really surprised if you do bring loads.

Its a good job or you would be bottom of the league

Have you ever lived in Hull. Id rather live in Hull Than a hole like Huddersfield