But why pay for a ticket when you cannot watch the game with that terrible view? The majority of your own fans agree the south is terrible, so why should we bite the bullet and fill your coffers when we get just as good a view from the radio



I agree the South is and should be low on your list of priorities when the North does an ample job for the majority of visiting sides.

Try reading the next sentence aswell, or failing that get an English O Level.

Still doesn't validate the statement.

English is overrated anyway, and clearly not a pre-requisite round here!

Second thoughts, best send the maths degree back to Kellogs University.

I've not heard it but I think it is achievable. If we were successful and found a way to reduce the entrance fee by a few quid I think we could achieve 17k. 18k Hull fans turn up for every derby at the KC so it's not a pipe dream to expect most of them to come back every week

Is he? I'll tell him then

Run along then

So why do I pay for a ticket at wakey, bradford or leeds in the torrential rain? Loyalty! And I never said the south stand is any good either, I know its a crap view because I stood in it when the derbies were not segregated in the 90's. Think the score was 11-1 to rovers but i could see the scoreboard and thats all that mattered!
You could take a radio with you and listen to it so you know whats going on while looking through your binoculars



Some end stands don't have a great view anyway with the opposite end try line difficult to see.
So you begrudge filling our coffers? Its not about filling our coffers its about supporting your team.
And as someone has already said the north stand wasnt full and the weather wasnt a factor that day.

no, the funding wasnt there, all plans but no funds.

14,000 would be nice, not sure it will happen though.

Many on this thread have missed the point IMO. The question of them reaching the target is not the point but the ambition shown is what we need in super league. Awesome stuff.

Our chairman wants a 20,000 average attendance long term.

Personally I think with better facilities and more success Hull KR will be easily above 10,000 especially for big games.

9000 passionate fans or 14000 70minutes worth when it suits fans?

You've got neither.

If they were "passionate" where were they when you needed them?

And where was your 13k when you became Gateshead?

Shame on you. We are the only team with bandwaggoners.

This is about Rovers. Never answer a question with a question.

9,000 "passionate" fans



That would be why your average last season was 8,500.

If this is about Rovers then why dip yer black and white toes in then?...

I like to take an interest in struggling businesses.

Oh... you're the official receiver? or are you the giver?

... either way you have a strange habit that needs feeding on this forum... welcome to Miss Closet Rovers Fan(ny)

Don't judge others by your standards, Baz.

I'm not a closet Rovers fan, nor female and as for giving or receiving I'll leave that to you!



That said my standards are rather low so perhaps you have made a valid comment (for once)

Another one who cant differentiate between the total number of fans and the average

Your chairman should stop taking the herbal remedies. Hull Fc could go bust tomorrow and you'd never have a 20,000 average for as long as your club is in existance

How could Hull FC going bust ever have any effect on Wigans attendances








You Plonker

My apologies, I didn't realise I was replying to a wigan supporter.