www.thisishullandeastriding.co.u ... ticle.html Who is Mark Maguire though? first time ive ever heard his name mentioned

www.thisishullandeastriding.co.u ... ticle.html Who is Mark Maguire though? first time ive ever heard his name mentioned

About time too, it'll be four years since the last International at the KC which is far too long.

not going to complain but would've been good to have the aussies as we seem to always get the kiwis'

at least my mum will be pleased being half kiwi

thats because they know they can sell out an england v australia game more or less anywhere in the rugby league heartlands but the only way they'll get a decent crowd for the kiwis is in Hull. sadly I reckon the poor crowds for the last NZ tour largely killed off the traditional 3 test tour of this country and made way for the 4 nations competition and the extremely popular ashes tours were a big casualty of this.

Do we?

2003 - Australia
2004 - New Zealand
2005 - Australia
2006 - Samoa
2007 - New Zealand

In a way, I wouldn't mind having the England vs France/Wales game at the KC. Wouldn't mind seeing someone different for a change, and I reckon we could get a decent crowd for it in Hull (better than at Donny anyway). Think the RFL need to start being a bit more ambitious with their stadium selections. Picking a 14k ground for an international will only make people think it's not that important.

If Wales win the European Cup though, I would hazard a guess that it would be in the North West area (closer to Wales). They could probably sell out the DW with the right kind of promotion.

fair enough, maybe as it will be 6 years(next year)since we had the aussies they could have carried on alternating the venues, seems the jjb always get them

Would have had it the last time round if it wasnt for that to$$er Duffen.

thats all under the bridge now, atleast were moving in the right direction!

Cant we have OZ v NZ

I'd imagine that'll be at the Stoop as in 2009.

Would sooner watch that than our shower of $hit and would get a damn sight better crowd here than it would down there.