Best post youve ever made mate

lets hope they dont accidentally bulldoze the property we still own on that site, that would be costly for the council

nothing is happening to the ashes though.

It would have been nice to go back and use as a training facility but our great council fecked things up as usual.

Times move on but it will still be sad to see it go completely

Form a queue for a bit of Threepenny

I'll have a few seats for my garden too please

would be nice for the HDM to run a supplement "Boulevard Memories" with some of the photographs of the wonderful moments that occured at the Boulevard, coupled with an "In Memorium" section for people to post final tributes to loved one's that have either had there ashes scatter there, or that the Boulevard was an integral prt of their lives.

To be honest i would not

I would love to have some pics of the old place, especially of the old wooden Threepenny. But trusting HDM to pint quality pics is a massive ask. EVERY publication they run has cack quality pics

Surely they'll open the place up for fans to bag a souvenir; or even do an auction?

It's a sad day indeed, where I learned to love my Hull Fc being in the Threepenny Stand on match days is something I will never forget.

I don't think they will . Health & Safety will be the excuse.

I can say proudly that I played in the last game (or second to last game) at the Boulevard before the Hull v NZ game!!

i played a mini game of touch rugby in the dark after the fc v nz game using a match day programme rolled up as a ball

So many great memories.Very sad to see it go.

About 11pm that night me, my dad and his mate went to the middle of the pitch and sang Old faithful

another peice of history lost to the city.its such a shame.played a few curtain raisers on there at schoolboy level..that dave hall never did look quite rite in a black n white shirt..RIP

sad to see the old place go, fascilities a million miles behind the kc but the atmosphere would of spanked the kc everytime, will always sing 'going down the boulevard' though, whatever they put there i would like to see something to remember all the people who had their ashes scattered there.

[urlhttp://viewtopic.php?f=34&t=467378[/url - Looks like there is going to be a memorial, the posts are going to West Hull and people can't visit for H&S Reasons in summary.

thats a real shame as we have no where to go when the council throw us out of thier stadium.

A very sad state of affairs indeed!!, Councillors playing games behind the backs of folk, promises never kept,spoken offers never offered all in a days work for the HCC i think!
Many will have wonderful memories of the old place , most will have started their black and white fanatical following pishing against the back wall of the Threepenny however as long as there is a memorial to the old place and those whose ashes lay there its ok, we cant change what is i am afraid and we are now an A class club in the best RL stadium in the UK so times move forward and for the better in many minds however it is sad to see yet another old stadium gone but it will live on in the memories of thousands for many different reasons, the name board at the top of the street will remain and the rugby player on that gable end will remain for all to see so its not altogether gone.

what has gone is any shred of integrity that the HCC had left in the eyes of thousands of FC fans who all now know the truth about our wonderful local government and their party tactics locally.

i would like to say a massive thanks to Wilf who unbeknown to many has fought hard and long for the old Boulevard projects and has never been thanked to my knowledge.. Thank you wilf , i know how you will feel today .
All FC fans lost a member of their family today

I recall listening to the bagpipers playing Old Faithful and shedding a tear or two before wandering across the pitch back home

Many a good memory from the old place and a few bad ones as well. Shame it has ended like this though.

your not wrong

I will always remember the Boulevard and the Three penny stand for as long as I live. Started going as a young boy in tow with my younger Brother and our Parents. Always stood in the three penny stand and a Rovers scalf was often thrown over the wooden roof joists and set fire to. The rendition of Red Red Robin Shoot the bar steward was always deafening as the scalf was ablaze. Only the urine stopped that stand from burning down I'm sure. Happy days