Danni? Thought he was really good.

The pre match entertainment has never really bothered me, but it is important these days and ours is poor. The Bulls have always managed to outstage everyone over the years with some inspired performances.

Not to everyones taste I know but the kids like it and anything that puts bums on seats has to tried. At Hull it has been done on the cheap most of the time and we should either do it properly or leave it alone because yesterday was...........................

Bloody aweful

That's the bloke. Really got the crowd going and could actually hold a tune.

couldnt give a toss about pre-match...usually still having a pint and get to seat 5mins before k.o

Pre game and half time entertainment is extremley important to our game in terms of attracting family support, or in other words future generations of supporters. It needs improving imo.

Christ,where did they dig Johnny Pat up from.Complained about the pre match entertainment couple of years ago even though i can take it or leave it.The point is families with youngsters usually arrive early and want entertainment for the kids,get youngsters interested and they are usually interested for life.

Mine are 18 and 10 and they arent botherd about entertainment...thy go because they want to and to watch rugby...not some wanabee and crap dancers.

They were truley crap. Whoever let that happen needs answering for.

The squirrel running straight across the pitch was more entertaining.

What happend to that blond bird off the radio ?

I could ask if that plastic bag is doing out next match.

Please, for all our sakes.

Is that who it was! I thought it was Vic Reeves!

Couldn't believe they were singing 'You'll never walk alone' when i was taking my seat. Its not sodding anfield so why did anyone think that was an appropriate song? Gutted I mssed the squirrel though!

Yet, so many kids are intrested. Which is kind of the point. This is hardly a debate, its a proven fact that entertainment creates a more family atmosphere which in turns encourages people to bring their children with them, which in turn leads to future support and increased current day crowds. Decent entertainment frankly pays for itself in the long run.

At the beginning of 'You'll never walk alone', I thought Jive Bunny were making a guest appearence!!! Also had a good chuckle at the bemused faces on the Bobbins fans when they realised there was a second half to the Red Red Dobbin. The silence was deafening.

You obviously didn't stand in 3D Stand then. I remember singing You'll Never Walk Alone many a time in the 80's/90's.

I was reminded of this the other week when we watched the 1991 Premiership Final and you can clearly hear us all singing it very loudly.

they didnt

they were singing Youll never work again to the north standers

No Karen i was in the stand opposite in the early 80s. Wasn't living in Hull in 1991. In any case I wouldn't sing that scousers song if you paid me, sorry, and I noticed nobody much was singing it yesterday either.

I'm a Utd fan but still sang it waving my scarf in the air. It brought back many great memories including winning the Prem in 1991.

I also got through it by pretending I was at Celtic lol!!!

And there was me thinking you had better taste! Class song for a not so class team (at the mo!)

Least it wasn't blue moon!

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and Rovers are getting Olly Murs

Pre match entertainment always better at Caravan Park.
You can play shoplifter Sweep in the supermarket,then have a game of Shopping trolley dodgems in the carpark.
For the little ones theres the Ball Pool, as a cost cutting exercise and to aid recycling substitute the balls with empty white lightening and frosty jack bottles.
Then round it off with a nice burger cooked in the glove box of the stolen astra burning in the carpark.

They might have had them doing the pre-match as they've done a bit for Horney's testimonial. Mike was on the panel at RL Factor and Johnny Pat was the compere. They're also both doing the gala at New Theatre for him. The day was about raising money for Horney and I would imagine those 2 did it either cheap or free. Could have been much worse; we could have had some X Factor numpty murdering some more well known songs.