Can't see it pushing 18,000 this year. Not after all these dire performances.

Your optimistic. 16000-16500 I think

Over 15,000 sold already.

Hence why I said I CAN'T seeing it pushing 18,000.

If the weather carries on as it is I can't see many turning up and paying on the gate

Dont think a few on here would turn up if we hadnt lost a match all year tbh

Rovers put 50+ past Cas, should be a few away walk-ups.

Or if it was free!!

or both lol

Good job we've sold so many tickets in advance because the moral amongst the fans is again at rock bottom. Only a Rovers win tomorrow will get the tickets sold in the away end.

you just a masochist

I couldn't give a toss about the attendance , It's the performance I'm more worried about .

Have you counted the fc pass holders in this also

Always includes pass holders if not it would be 24000

Still no home stands old out for the derby. Rovers have now sold out the away end and are waiting on Hull to decide if the West Upper will be open.

What he said.

They were always going to sell out the north stand after all it is there cup final

Rovers were hoping to receive more information from Hull this morning. There has been no update on our website so in guessing that Hull dont intend to open the West upper at this stage.

Suppose it depends on whether we get charged by the SMC for opening it, and whether the club feel enough people will buy tickets up there to make it worthwhile.

still plenty of space in the West Lower for any Rovers fans who want to go, the atmosphere in there is like being on the moon anyway.

First derby game without the upper west open? That's disappointing.

I would say disappointing is an understatement,

cannot blame people for not wanting to go either can you. Sad.

No body is interested anymore, apart from the die hards, too many derby games, too expensive, two teams that to be honest if they where playing in your back garden at the moment you would close the curtains!

What happened to "In any kind of weather"?

I fear that since Pearson has come in and constant demanded results, it's all the fans now want. Results or nothing. We're breeding a glory culture, and since we aren't winning anything that's a dangerous game to play.

I don't go to Hull games with the sole reason of watching then win. It seems the new generation do, and the board need to get real and recognise that they're partly to blame for that.

good point wellsy, wish some on here would take your comments on board,but dont hold your breath

On the other hand, if Pearson had come out and said it's not all about results he would have been blasted for lacking ambition and embracing mediocrity.

It's a no win situation.