Tough as the economic climate is for both clubs in the city. It will be harder still for them both next season if Hull City are promoted. The lure of the Premier League will undoubtedly attract season tickets, sponsors as well as corporate hospitality from both clubs.
From a cold hard objective point of view, having two rugby clubs chasing the same young players, fan base, sponsors etc, does not make sense given the size of the city.
It works now because of the financial support of a very few individuals. Take that away and.....
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Quote="Kosh"Because unlike you I'm prepared to admit that I have no idea and any figure I come up with would be just a guess. Only a child would be interested in something like that. And I'm a grown-up.'"
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