Just a couple that I found earlier today when going through my Rugby League pictures.

The game is Hull FC 25-12 Bradford from 2000.

I'm really dissapointed that I never got the chance to go to the boulevard.

you missed something special,my first game at 8 yr old crammed into threepenny stand was something i'll never forget as i got hooked on fc forever and all thanx to a neighbour of ours..cheers gary

I never got the chance to get to an fc game until I was 13. Couldn't get a lift to the games until then (I live outside of Hull). By that point we'd moved to the KC, so I never saw a game at the Boulevard, to my dissapointment.

I'll never forget the last game there. An emotional evening.

There is a group on facebook 'Memories of the Boulevard' which has some great photos

in the 50s,when fc played on a saturday afternoon,they used to let us kids in at half time for free.

Just been having a look. Some good pics on there!

Did that right until the 90's. Use to do it all the time. Good times.

Only reason is that the turnstiles were only open till half time and the stewards used to open up the main gates at each end so anyone could walk in for free at half time.

My dad used to lift me over the turnstiles during the 80s saying that i think most dads did!

i started going in 82 lifted over the turnstyles, i was 5! used to stand in the best stand, against the slope to the dugouts as i was too small to see or sit on the floodlights base. Eventually ended up on his shoulders. Always remember my half time sip of whiskey or rum to warm me up

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i was dumped at the bottom of the threepenny n told not to move while he went up the top with his mates! Could not imagine doing something like that now though tbf we did get to know the people at the bottom who would share their 1/4 of sports mixtures with me!

*not my pics*

Its amazing to think how poor the view was at the ends, the people in that photo are miles away from the pitch! it never seemed that far away at the time...i suppose we've been spoiled by the views on offer at the KC.

To be fair, the pitch still looks in better condition than Caravan park!

worse then the terraced stand at craven park

Very sad for me. has anyone got a pic of the old threepenny stand full

have a look on facebook-memories of the boulevard.

My heart just sank looking at those new pictures.

taken from this www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 6&v=photos

taken from this www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 6&v=photos

Knew it was happening but still a shock to see it

Quote ="Hutchie"taken from this www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 6&v=photos '" Some fantastic pics on that site. Great memories. I've got a fair few pics too that i'll add to the site when i get 10 mins.

Quote ="Hutchie"taken from this www.facebook.com/home.php#!/grou ... 6&v=photos '" Some fantastic pics on that site. Great memories. I've got a fair few pics too that i'll add to the site when i get 10 mins.

Just looked at the Threepenny stand and had a thought.......If it was allowed, and strict health and saftey laws were followed. (possibly the wearing of hardhats????) I wonder if we could apply to the council and get a load of us together to sing Old Faithful one last time. I'm sure it could be done and recorded to be put on a CD to be sold on for charity ('Life For A Kid' would be my choice) and even play the recording at the end of our home games at the KC.
Anyone wanna take on the council and ASK THE QUESTION????
I'm sure we could get a few hundred there to belt out a good recordable rendition of the oldest club anthem in the UK!
Oh yeah.......We'd have to raid the building sites and work vans for spare hard hats