Don't think he will get more than 15,000 going but hope he does.

Been over priced imo..though I am still going to make the journey as it will be my daughters 1st visit to the kc (or any game for that matter) been a good dad I am going to give the booze a miss & drive..WHAT AM I THINKING??????

If it's not a sell-out a certain poster on here owes £100 to the Horney testimonial fund

would expect around 11,000
Money is tight for a lot of people especially just after xmas and if it doesn't fall on giro week i would not expect many dobbins to be present.

I will be going to show Rich my support but to also get a glimpse of the team before the new season starts.

for that reason alone, I reckon there will be at least 12K plus the dobbins

im not staging any boycotts, some maybe but not all.....

The brainwashed barstewards.

I'd expect about 8,000 to 9,000 for this one, bit too expensive for quite a few a couple of weeks after christmas I think.

i think the atendance will be 10k+ as this is our only preseason game at home and being Horne's testimonial. but a sell out it wont be.

Probably over 18,000 imo

This type of attitude makes me laugh... As a club we've agreed to support RH's testimonial by sending our squad to play in a game that could potentially bring both clubs injuries and I'm assuming Neil Hudgill has had a big say in wether we as a club play in this game. Yet he's still getting slagged off for telling the fans to boycott the game (where's the evidence of this cos I've not seen it.)

So what's being said is a few people have said on a forum lets boycot the game and you have jumped on the bandwagon and reckon we'll all boycot it, this is brainwashed.

There will be a good turn out from our side and would hope at least all your pass holders would turn up and supprt a great servant of your club in a game where the city can actually unite and support it.

I agree I think you will bring some decent numbers

18.000+....easily.and if the mail big it up a full house.what hull fan would want to miss this one!!

Its easier enough now to say "I'm not going"......but just wait a week before the match.

The urges will have been niggling away to the extent that many, but many will turn up to see the Fitz, Orge, the Tongan mafia, the hair stylist dream

and of course the great RH.

Money IS ALWAYS TIGHT for us Hull FC supporters, BUT WHEN has that ever stopped us going.......around 13 - 14k for me.

+ 1

Me as its on a Sunday there will be a drop in attendance of course, but ti does mean I can attend



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Nice touch from Morgan tbf.

Hudgell agreed to the match so to suggest he is orchestrating a boycott is laughable.

If some Rovers fans want to boycott it that's up to them.

Apart from being a testemonial it is also an important pre-season warm up match for both clubs so I would expect them both to take it reasonably seriously.

I'm Hull, other Half is Rovers



We're both gutted we're gonna miss it, gonna be in Tenerife.... will have to find a wireless somewhere near the beach

is it even being covered?

D'oh! oh well will have to rack up a mobile bill on texts instead then...

I would imagine it will be on the radio. Has to be doesnt it?

Not really.

I was told that KCFM are broadcasting it so no doubt when they find out the other lot will be too!

Woo Hoo ...ta very much

Nice words from Justin regarding Horney and good to see that he has already lent his support to the testimonial year.
Regarding the game though, it appears that Agar intends to field near to a full strength team wheras Justin plans to give everybody a game.
Could be a bit of a farce if Hull go into it with 17 players and use 12 substitutions and Rovers turn up with a 25 man squad and use unlimited subs.
I hope they get their heads together leading up to the game and come up with a compromise otherwise it could turn into a bit of a farce for what i expect will be a very well attended event from both sides of the river.