And hopefully the club will do a collection aswell during/before the game and may of already of been planned.

Hopefully the club may realise that lots of people have already given as much as they want to give and/or are willing to give and thus they wont force people to pay an extra £1 to get in.... oh hang on a minute!

But surely to do a collection at the match would make adding on £1 to the matchday ticket inappropriate does it not? I'm all for making a donation through the club via a ticket sale which is a great idea but it has to be SEEN to be taken from ALL fans including season ticket holders.

Whatever the wording of who raised/donated what & how much it is plain to see that the money comes from the fans and not directly from the club so I dont see any problem there.

Moaning over £1 extra!

You moaning buggers!
That £1 might mean nothing to you but means a lot to other people in the world.

If youre rich enough to go watch a sports team, have some over priced food and pints before hand, and pay £40 for this seasons shirt - you can afford £1 to help someone else!

Rather than make your JD and coke a double - put it towards something worthwhile!

Morons!

Quality post.

You're the moron, and a moron that can't read by the looks of it. NOBODAY HAS MOANED ABOUT THE £1.

Surely wins the award for most ironic post of the year though

apologies for the spelling error.

His post

ah right, my apologies.

Really.....no one has moaned about the £1?

hmmmmm..........i wonder what the last 6 pages of posts have been about?

Is it:
A - The escalating political tensions in Gaza?
B - The continual decline of teaching standards in the Phillipines?
C - The slow deterioration of glaciers in the Andes?
D - how Hull folk moan who has paid the £1, how it should be taken and who from?

hmmmmm!

Not ONE SINGLE PERSON has complained about the donation, if you can read (or get someone to read it to you) you will see it is the fact that the "donation" is mandatory and people could be forgiven for thinking the club were giving the cash direct.

Of course, the big question now is whether Neil Hudgell will "donate" the extra £7 each charged for one game and one game only this season to charity, or keep the "involuntary levy" for himself.

I agree with you there, but I guess people in financial difficulties also need our support.

Maybe we should call it "Orange Robin Day?"

Agree

Well apart from the Dobbins fans.

Who are you to tell us how to spend our hard earned?

Nobody is moaning about the donation but the way it is apparently forced onto people

What about the way the extra £7 is "forced" onto FC supporters only for the derby and kept be Rovers? We have a choice, same as you, pay it and go to the match, or not.

As has been stated, its £17 to get in. Because of lack of demand it gets discounted and no matter how much you dig and try and twist things you know that is the case

don't turn this into one of your silly tirades MrsB, they are getting a bit boring, you spend more time on the Rovers forum than their mods as it is.

A bucket collection would have sufficed. Maybe the donation will be passed on as "from a percentage of the proceeds from the recent Hull Derby" who knows????

Where exactly? See my sig

theres a though, maybe it is £1 per fan but then we have to kncok off Duffens cut

Exactly, no matter how you try and twist it like I said. Full price for that game was £10 due to the discount if they'd have been quicker they'd have got further discount

One of these days you might change the record

Surely he won't get a cut of that

Credit where credit is due there,well said PAULM