I would imagine its easier to buy the land around cp than buying the kc from the council ? 250 houses to go on that site with allams son buying rovers . As long as you keep hudge involved and have allams money it sounds like win win .. Who knows it could be both hull teams dominating sl in future years . Oh would stevo n eddie just love that

I think that's right, I'd presume it'd be easier to get there hands on that land than it was at the KC,
Whatever happened to gaingroup?

Apart from thirteen times in the last six years, you mean?

I'm guessing she meant on average mate, but you never quite know with her.

Well I've just heard from a very good source that the Allams definitely AREN'T buying into Rovers, turns out the Sam Moa story about the Allams is a load of rubbish,
Personally I'd have liked the Allams to come in, buy the surrounding land and do the stadium and area up.

So on average only 2 games per season. Rovers and another.

He is going to need a lot more than 14,500 if he wants
to claw back the money he has already invested.

Plus who would he sell Hull FC to once he gets bored?

Hey whose side are you on are u a black and White in disguise

good stats ul be putting mrs b out of business

if you cant count on your own fans to back you up who can you count on

Consistent if nowt else

Rovers do need to find some new investment from somewhere. Hudgell's made that clear. The stadium needs completing. The squad needs investing in. And (this is just an assumption so apologies if I'm off the mark) the junior development could be improved (as Pearson has found with Hull). It's crucial that the fans feel the club is moving forward otherwise crowds will begin to wane, and the new facilities won't get much benefit. At the moment, it doesn't feel like there's much good news coming, and that Rovers have peaked under Hudgell.

It now appears you're finding yourselves in a similar situation that Cas find themselves in and have been for a number of years. I hope you guys (and Cas, and Salford who are also in a similar vein despite the new stadium) can find a new investor, and for your own sake that it ain't the Allams!

Wahey, a post.

'Investment' is a misleading term, IMO, unless the return is a sporting one.

New money would be great, but with or without it I'd agree the club needs a fresh strategy - there are a number of sensible options, depending on other factors, particularly finance.