Oh to have such loyalty to my team!

How does the song go again?

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[u:298zos9rOh to have such loyalty to my team! [/u

Same applies to the majority of other supporters from other teams who refuse to pay to stand 10 miles away from a pitch to watch their team



That is without your chairman wanting rob the fc fans blind

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Same applies to the majority of other supporters from other teams who refuse to pay to stand 10 miles away from a pitch to watch their team



That is without your chairman wanting rob the fc fans blind

Edited for accuracy.

i suggest you re-edit until proven wrong, your forgetting you still have the master tactition that is rich agar still in charge.

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i don't recall many fans having to go in the south stand last year, maybe leeds? so you can take your wink and shove it until you getsome decent facts. THE only reason the allocation was not filled for the derby last season is fc were playing poop, fact! two years before when the trash element of your support decided to invade the pitch, i seem to remember a fairly decent turn out, as you had the following year, the week after your challenge cup success. there maybe some individuals who do not wish to stand in the elements ten miles from the pitch, but, the majority of your support stayed away because you are poop!

Wakefields ground is c*%p but i enjoy going there.

To be honest Hull FC fans stayed away from Craven Park last season as their form was very very poor and they knew they would get beat.
If they were having a good season and were competetive with us the South stand would have been full.

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I think most Hull fans would agree.

Form as everyone knows goes out of the window in the majority of derby games. We shall see how full it is this year if we are having a better time of it on the pitch.
I will not be viewing from the south stand though no matter how well or how badly we are playing.

the fact of the matter is the south stand at craven park is open to the elements and is way too far away from the pitch to see any thing... so no matter if were playing well or not il never spend my hard earned cash to stand and try and squint my eyes to see whos who and whats going on, plus driving miss daisy ups the price any how when we play there, so who ever says "in any kind of weather" as a response, see it from our point of view ( thats if you can see that far through the rose tinted specs )

What about 'any kind of weather'



TBF the view from the South Stand is , as we all know, somewhat limited , when I've exited the ground via that route it has felt like somewhat of a detour.

they could do with another cricket stand or something similar at the other end, that would be ideal.

Or get the new North stand built and shift the current one to the south - fingers crossed.

hopefully.

Whatever

old jt needs somewhere to sit.

i've heard argos are doing a special on back packs.

All honest Hull fans will agree with that. the others will continue with their pathetic excuses.

you need to get over it, its only rugby league!

What a tragic and arrogant generalisation. 2 points for you:
I've not been to a Craven Park derby in the SL era. If you think I stay away from games because I expect defeat, why did I go to every other game last season (bar Murrayfield and London but including pre season friendlies)? Because I enjoy it. My previous experiences at Craven Park pre SL were not enjoyable as the atmosphere and spitting etc goes beyond RL banter IMO. I'm not saying it's different for Rovers supporters at the KC BTW. I just wouldn't take my family to the South Stand at Craven Park. The 70% premium reserved for FC's visit is shabby opportunism based on assuming a sellout regardless, so it's quite amusing that, it was a contributory factor in the ground failing to get near capacity.

The other point is that even with a low turnout from FC, tickets were returned in time for resale and were available in other parts of the ground. You must be very confident in latent demand to be creating the £6m North Stand on the back of not selling out home areas of the ground for the season's biggest game (crowdwise).

Surely you've just contradicted yourself by saying you wouldn't go in the south stand due to shabby opportunism yet there were tickets available for other areas that aren't overpriced...

The going beyond banter comments may be realistic, but are very isolated incidents. I have had the odd idiot at the KC threatening from afar and barging intentionally into us on the way out yet I wouldn't tarnish the whole experience on those minor occurances.

On the over pricing, I agree the south stand is overpriced and should be dropped for all fans. Yet I managed to go to every game last year, home and away, and I'll let you guess where the most expensive ticket I bought to get in game was...

yep !! the kc . but we also have among the best facilities you would be sat in . not that caravan park sh-hole !! and you can see the game without binoculars !! these things for a few quid extra are worth it - no ??

I didnt go as I would never go in the South stand again, you just cant see teh match at all, it is the poorest view in RL, even at poor grounds like Wakefield and Bradford you can still see the game. If Hull where top of the league and the ticket was free I still wouldnt go in that stand, would happily go in the golf stand or the seats though.