Fox recovered from the injury he got in the international, Walker did exceptional to rehab so quickly from such a bad injury and Clinton's got his visa and flown in. Thanks for this update Mrs B.

And I believe the game in July at Rovers had 2 league points at stake. Shame on you

Quote ="Bertie"Fox recovered from the injury he got in the international, Walker did exceptional to rehab so quickly from such a bad injury and Clinton's got his visa and flown in. Thanks for this update Mrs B.'" Missed out the word "available". www.sporthull.co.uk/hullfc/news/ ... ticle.html "Richard Agar and Justin Morgan have pledged to play full-strength sides when Hull FC and Hull KR go head-to-head next month." Not really new information this, although relatively recent in the context of the HDM news blackout I suppose.

Quote ="Bertie"Fox recovered from the injury he got in the international, Walker did exceptional to rehab so quickly from such a bad injury and Clinton's got his visa and flown in. Thanks for this update Mrs B.'" Missed out the word "available". www.sporthull.co.uk/hullfc/news/ ... ticle.html "Richard Agar and Justin Morgan have pledged to play full-strength sides when Hull FC and Hull KR go head-to-head next month." Not really new information this, although relatively recent in the context of the HDM news blackout I suppose.

Deprived Hudgell of £34 though

The same Neil Hudgell who said:



He's clearly not as petty as you.

Touche.

The point here is that plenty are "boycotting" Horne's testimonial and justifying it on the back of tosh like FC fans not going to the CP derby last year. If you're cross about that, don't go to the KC SL derby as a tit-for-tat. Horne's testimonial is something completely separate and FC have no financial interest in it.

Morgan and Hudgell to their credit have both talked in glowing terms about Horne and encouraged Rovers fans to attend.

Its a love-in. Bless

I am petty. So is he, though, although perhaps not on Horne's testimonial.

go on you know you want too.

With you or Hudgell?

With a chainsaw hopefully

You know you'd miss me.

i also did not take into account you may have been passholders & that would have entitled the child pass to go in free at away games ( no ?? ) but that would have applied also at the k.c !!


Child pass ha ha what a laugh Hull Super League limit the number of available swaps to Rovers for children so they can rake in more money .

Every other club you can walk upto the ground and exchange the blue ticket at the turn stile not at the KC !

Before you get on your high horse, Rovers limit the amount of junior tickets FC can have when the game is played at Craven Park.

Simple case of demand outstriping supply on both counts so whats the point in arguing the toss over that one.

Exactly, it's just common sense.

At least R.H. will be aware why some Rovers fans may depriving him of the £15's for his testimonial then. He will be forever grateful to the faithful.

From the HDM

Oh I just love the Rovers fan logic. FC fans didn't attend the derby because of reasons other than the appalling South stand but the appalling South stand is the main reason the ground never sells out and is justification for extending the other stands and expecting to average 10,000. Brilliant.

there you go, not all Rovers fans have said they arent going so maybe you will get a good turn out from us afterall.

maybe the club would have been better off trying to get a South stand like the golf stand sorted before extending the East stand,

Why change the south stand when it would only be filled rarely. At least the east stand will be used to capacity the majority if not all games.

I would have thought the South would be low down the list of priorities.

Just tried to order 4 tickets for Sunday and weve sold out our allocation, been advised to buy direct from Hull fc, dont suppose they'll have sold theirs !!!!