Will the two Hull clubs see a rise in attendances next season?

Come on you Seasiders!!!!!!!!!!! How funny would it be if we made it to the Prem! The Villareal CF of England!!!

While I obviously wanted Man United to drop points today, I'm glad they took the points due to their own quality rather than relying totally on ****wits giving away pens or knocking it in their own net today.

It'd be a lot more annoying if they'd won 1-0 after that idiot slid in like that.

Marginally maybe. The best thing is that we (and by that I mean Hull folk) don't have to put up with the ridiculous amount of coverage in the local media anymore. That and it puts an end to the silly talk of FC getting kicked out of the stadium.

Boateng is a prat. How can you blame been crap over the course of 12 months on a 10 minute half time team talk? If it was Browns fault why didn't they pick up when he was sacked? Grade a ballocks in my opinion

Been told to look out for the News of the world tomorrow.

The silly talk that only existed in the heads of idiots, of course.

There's already rumours flying round that Bullard was involved in a major bust up at half time when some of his team mates discovered he was playing half-cut, and was subsequently substituted.

The chairman is actively seeking a CVA instead of administration, but it's going to be an uncertain summer, that's for sure.

And of course, relegation will probably lose us 6-7,000 fans, which means the combined attendances of the 2 rugby clubs will probably overtake us. Not that many of them will decamp to the rugby of course.

Brilliant

He and his teammates are simply not good enough. End of.

Yes you're right, but I'm still fed up of being told how this is City's stadium and how we ruin the pitch and it will only be a matter of time before we're back at Boulevard etc.

Exactly mate. He's just made himself look like a spoilt brat.

It made me LOL because the prat was actually being serious

Hull City relegated. I blame Arsene Wenger for throwing that game against Wigan, JUST because he hates Hull City that much.

Either that, or replacing Phil Brown with Iain Dowie. The new (old) Hull City chairman appears to be an even bigger gobe than the other one - going to be a hoot this summer.

Burnley

At last! Now we can all stop pretending that the Premier League relegation 'battle' is enthralling, unpredictable etc...
Burnley and Hull City have been down for weeks now despite the best efforts of Richard Keys and Andy Gray to have us believe otherwise.

I doubt it will have an effect on Hull FC to be honest, from my experience and the people I know most are one or the other, There are a lot of well wishers for both teams but Id say very few go to both Hull FC and Hull City, there is a much broader range of person who attend Hull City premier league games, Apart from a few exceptions Hull FCs support is pretty much enterierly made up from people living or originally from the small Anlaby road and Hessle road areas in the west of the city, Hull City have been drawing fans from all over east Yorkshire, and its a bit of a generalisation but the people who will choose not to attend Hull City games becuase they are not in the premiership will not be interested in watching rugby league in my opinion.

Im not a Hull City supporter, but Id guess its becuase of a number of reasons, possibly the biggest reason is that Hull City finances are heavily discussed in the media at the moment, and earning a reported 45k per week with very little return (although not really his fault in my opinion) he is not going to be mr popular, and while I have no idea if they are true or not he has a bit of a reputation up here as a bit of a so called "big time Charlie" and the recent public bust up with Nick Barmby isnt going to help.

Chelsea 7 v 0 Stoke and it really should've been a new premier league record!!! They missed several other good chances









3 times this season they have hit 7 in the league

Chelski were absolutely superb Today but to call Stoke Schitty a premier league team is a disgrace their lucky that there are worse teams than themselves IMO

Unfortunately there are many poor teams in the Premier League.
Hope Sorensen makes a speedy recovery. Tragic the lad's going to miss the world cup.

There didnt look to be much in it to me, I know it was a dodgy challenge but the lads boot hit his fingers so how his elbows gone god only knows

Walk upto any long-standing (staggering) City fan and say that. Then walk away counting how many teeth you've lost!



Without Adam Pearson, Hull City would just be a part of history, pub quiz questions, etc. No Pearson, No Hull City.

Roma's 25 game unbeaten run comes to an end as they lose 2-1 at home to Sampdoria.

Inter's to lose again now, though they should have had it wrapped up long ago, so anything is possible.

Inter's remaining games are Lazio away, Chievo at home and Sienna away. Lazio are 16th and possibly don't have any inclination to help Roma. Chievo are 11th with nothing to play for. Sienna are next to bottom.

Inter should win the league, should be favourites for the CL and are also in the Italian Cup final. I reckon they'll probably go for the league and CL double and conceed the IC.

Big game next week now, at Anfield. Won't be easy for Utd either, still think Chelsea will win at Liverpool though, 1-2.