Been there, done that, never again

Main stand sold out, last time in east stand was one of my worst experiences at a rugby game all be it 20 years ago so thats a no no. £10 is a fair price for south stand

i will still be going just wont buy my ticket before i go, i have stood in east stand before without any trouble either, will if possible sit in main stand or the bit underneath it, think it is poor by hkr for not telling us about south stand tickets been the ones on sale to us here

That the night, Dancer Thomas copped a bit of flak?

dont blame the view ???? er isn't the whole idea of travelling across the country to a Rugby league game to have a view of the game you've travelled to see?

I wont ever go in that East terrace after the last and only time i've been in there.....again call it an excuse but to me it is enough reason to not want to risk going through that again !

An awful view.









The stand is so far away from the pitch, it should be €18 as the turnstiles are in Belgium!



P.S. If it's forecast rain, don't foget to take your brollies.

Oh well South Stand it is then. It is what it is.

It was bad enough on the east terrace 15 years ago when there was only 1500 people on it i dont think many giants fans would feel welcome enough to go there. Its a shame as its usually a decent game but im sticking to my guns and refusing to pay £18

no way my mum can stand for that length of time and got threatened by a couple who sent their kid with messages inviting me to fight! He then duly pelted us with stones- so no I won't be going in the kr stand!!!! Not sure what to do now

I like the fact you are pretending you'd have attended anyway

well considering i usually go to every home and away game..................

I didn't miss a game at all last season and have attended all so far this year. So that's at least two die hard fans that have been put off- to add to this my other half may meed to drive down to hastings for a meeting mon morn so he may set off sun and stay over.....not saying I'm definitely not going yet though....

Hull KR have been offering tickets for the south stand at £10 and £5 ever since they came back into Super League and take up has been virtually nil so to ask supporters of visiting clubs to stump up nearly double is taking the P

Surely the job of dismantled the portable stand should have been simply followed by a move 120m to the other side and rebuilt?

Am I missing the obvious somewhere?

I have only missed one game at rover since they got into super league not to mention the cup game, so yes i would have been coming anyway, im just not gonna stand for getting ripped off!

The obvious being ...when have Hull KR actually cared about facilities/comfort for away fans ? sorry for being cynical but we all know its true !!

It's apparently in a pretty poor state, also, we'd need to put some sort of concrete foundation down first as I don't think it could just go on the grass behind the in goal area.

I can't blame any of you for not coming, eighteen sheets is ridiculous, five at most would be fair.

I'll use this to post my annual offer of a free lift there and back for any Colne Valley or M62 junction twenty four based Giants, you can even come and stand in The East with The Skein and I, you'll definitely be made welcome.

They could buy tickets to the Well standing area ......but would have to buy from Hull kr ......oh wait those tickets are more than the south stand ,,,,,

Our current capacity is reduced to 8,000.
Our attendances have been under 7,500.

This isn't taking into the account the south terrace, with this in mind, there are 500 tickets available to purchase in other areas of the ground with much better views then an end on one.

I really think someone should call Sandra's bluff on a lift; any hairy-ass farmers out there?

No offence because I'm sure there are some decent Hull people but the majority of KR and FC fans I have seen at games tend to be of another breed. The thought of standing with Hull KR fans along the side isn't something i'd want my Mrs and Daughter to witness.

You should get in there lad, soak up a bit of 'pre-match' atmosphere. I say pre-match atmosphere because it's become increasingly common to die off as the game progresses.

I take no offence because I agree, we're a city at the end of nowhere and we're all related, luckily the genetic disorders linked to this kind of family life are limited to the other side of the river but I won't pretend they don't exist.

I stand in the East stand with my children,every home game at Rovers and never see any trouble at all,BUT I can understand you(as an away fan) not wanting to buy tickets to stand among thousands of Rovers fans in the East stand,
but The Well area(underneath The Roger Millward stand) would be absolutely fine for you and your family to stand,
You may even be surprised at how friendly Rovers fans can be.

Like I posted earlier, Unless you're wearing a Rovers shirt and throwing pies, you'll be reet.

It's not a bluff, a couple of years ago I had the pleasure of meeting wishy and her delightful little boy, I nearly killed them in a car accident on the way back, but that's neither here nor there.

It certainly isn't a bluff! He was a delight to be with!

Unfortunately We wont be in attendance this weekend otherwise I'd take up the opportunity again!