My East stand reserved seat is only £10 more than last year, I don't find that an outrageous increase

Aye - 76p a game more isn't it ? Shocking.

After taking advantage of a 75% discount offer, I hope we don't see you start a thread in 2014 whinging about the club doing match day offers

Very true, a modest increase. But its hardly like the costs have increased is it

quick question if you buy the pass now and london drop out would there be a refund or is it best to hang fire til londons situation resolved

They'd get replaced.

ok thanks just that I had read somewhere that superleague may operate with 13 teams

Would imagine either Featherstone will get added in, or they will make teams play an extra fixture against someone. The clubs won't lose a home game, most clubs are on their knees financially as it is!

I doubt it with relegation at the end of the season. Probably go with 13 teams and a byes system

Should I have had something through he post by now??

Yes if you're an existing passholder. I got two envelopes from them last Friday. I think the second one is to try and get a new member on board.

If London were to drop out surely who ever wins the Championship Grand Final takes there place?
Or if we were to have 13 teams then maybe we should get Cup or play-off game for free?

Quite, its 5%

This year i got no payrise, but my pension conts went up 3.9%

and of course our salary cap went up.....

oh

I've had no brochure either :/

That's not a problem, it was the 80's and we were at the Boulevard when I last had one...

I'm gonna ask when I go to the KC for my Wigan tickets......

whoever wins the championship play off will only get in if they are the right team, to be fair all other superleague teams have criteria to satisfy at the moment. however this is the rfl we are talking about so it may be 13 teams, extra games or who knows?

are london definately out or is there a possibility of the rfl propping them up

There has been no further news, but I don't get the point of propping London up for a year if the plan is for them to drop out in 2015 anyway...the already dwindling fanbase won't shell out to watch a 'stop-gap' year, and they won't be able to sign anyone half-decent on a 1 year deal. It'd be better for them to drop down the the Championship, actually win some games and build a bit of positivity about the club. Meanwhile a side like Featherstone or Sheffield could come up and their fans would treat the season as a bit of an unexpected bonus, even if they do receive some hammering's.

Why are those two women holding up a red and white Hull FC scarf on the cover of the brochure?

It's pink, part of the accessories range, guess it's aimed at women.

Has to be like for like, so theyd all have to be Adult ones

doesnt say that on the info they sent out to me

The deed is done, 2014 season tickets ordered. I think the last time I had one was the 1985/86 season.

Bit of a price increase, I imagine