the only time i heard bradford was when they scored

the score flatters them tbh

my chips were rock hard

good job i had gravy to soften them up a little

Well done again my son! did your partner in crime also get in?

I was going to come on here and congratulate you lot on an excellent turnout, excellent support of your team and impeccable conduct - miles better than the Robins who were themselves good.

But, having skimmed through some of the nastiness and bile on here, well sod it. No need for half the crap I've just read.

Of course the views of the half dozen or so posters on this thread are indeed representative of the views of the thousands of Hull fans that attended this afternoon.

Its not nastiness, just some fans stating facts. Your ground is old and past it. You deserve a better one just like what we got.

Very few comments if any have been made about the Bradford fans, who i personally have always found welcoming.

but nobody needs to endure the torture of hearing a team sheet read out with interludes of "its raining men" and an assortment of 80s cheese. Surely even the Bradford fans find it embarrassing?

We do have some seats you know? Now I don't sit in there but I think (please correct me if I'm wrong) but it's around 18/19 quid.

How does that compare to the KC?

Our's are drum free.

You avin a laugh, £3 for 1/2 a dozen cremated chips served on polystyrene tray the size of postage stamp covered dishwater they have the cheek to call gravy,

apart from that, great day out.

Cheaper, but if I want to be in the same area as the other fans of my club I'd struggle to go there. Should we all try to go in the seats next time?

The north stand at the KC is £20 and for that everyone gets a seat and a roof. The concrete is pretty new too

The nasty comments were not about the ground though. We don't need others to tell us what we already know about the ground (and the fact that its upkeep is killing the club), we just need our local council to find it owns a telecoms company it can sell!

Although in fairness we might, just might, get something (not on anything like your scale) out of the proceeds of the sale of the airport.

It was all the other belittling stuff and the general tone that was uncalled for.

Give them a couple of seasons and they'll all be back at Keighley.

Dont take all that you have read previously on here to serious - It cost me and my old man £10 each to get in to your old Stadium - had a couple of beers wachted our beloved team win, hung around and watched the under 21s for half an hour and made our way home - had a great day. We are old school and remember when Odsol was a dump - no proper terracing etc - We have a great Stadium now - I think your council has missed the boayt

I wasn't there today as finances didn't allow, however I've always loved Odsal. From my earliest memories in the early 90's where as a short I knew that wherever we stood I'd be able to see, to the 2005 game after the CC Final where I met my partner and the 71-0 drubbing where I fell in love with him in the pork and stuffing queue!!!



Yup, Odsal holds some pretty special memories for me.

awwwwwwwww give him his dummy back.

Well I prefer standing at Rugby personally so the extra £3 in isn't money well spent for me! May I suggest that the Rugby on the green stuff is more interesting than the grey stuff for future visits though..

How about chav free?

There are several worse grounds than Odsal. But none with more annoying pre-match "entertainment". And at half time, 3 mini league games at once plus 2 sets of cheerleaders. Why?

If I didn't have to use the Hubble telescope to see the rugby on the green stuff at Odsal, I'd agree

yes we are nearly chav free at the KC , well we would be if we got rid of the idiots in NE corner.

that and the stupid player nicknames with music. is there any need really

QED.

Says you joined on here October 2006? Hmm.

There may be the odd person on here who might remember me posting on Hull FC message boards since 2000 - the old club official board in particular. They may even remember that, in a time when you were on the ropes from all angles I was relatively supportive. And that was despite some less-than pleasant encounters at the Boulevard - inlcuding (for example) some lovely young teenage ladies screaming at Macca (as a Bulls player) that they knew where he lived, and would come and burn his house down and stab his kids eyes out with a screwdriver (amongst other things). But I knew that sort of crap must be representative of just a small minority.

So I don't need any dumbass comments from you sunshine!

And before that you was a Keighley fan