Evening all

I'm a student living on Bev Road and was hoping you could give me a bit of advise. I am travelling up to Hull from Warrington to watch the Wire on Friday, and staying in my 'ull house over the weekend. I am thinking of going to Craven Park to watch you play Classy Cas, was wondering how I would get there and back via public transport from Bev Road?

Thanks in advance.

The easiest way would be go go into town and catch the 43 Bus from Paragon Interchange. They run every 15 minutes on a Saturday afternoon, it takes about 20/25 minutes to reach Craven Park. The stop is directly outside the ground. Kick off is 5:45pm, but I'd try and get there for 5:15, just in case the traffic on Holderness Road is bad. www.stagecoachbus.com/PdfUploads ... quento.pdf

The easiest way would be go go into town and catch the 43 Bus from Paragon Interchange. They run every 15 minutes on a Saturday afternoon, it takes about 20/25 minutes to reach Craven Park. The stop is directly outside the ground. Kick off is 5:45pm, but I'd try and get there for 5:15, just in case the traffic on Holderness Road is bad. www.stagecoachbus.com/PdfUploads ... quento.pdf

I dont know if you are in walking distance of the city or not, if not then first of all you will need to get a bus into the central bus station, i believe all buses running down Beverly road terminate there.
Once you arrive in the bus station you will require either the bus number 41-42 or a 43 which all go near or past the Craven park ground, number 41 or 43 are probably the best.
To catch any of these you will need to walk almost to the bottom end of the bus station terminal numbers 32 and 33 on the right hand side, they run about every twenty minutes, hope this helps at least a little.

Just follow the general direction of people walking,my friend.EVERYBODY is going!!

well,we might sneak nine and a half thousand....

We wont hit 9...

Well, as both the East and West stands are sold out i think its just possible we may hit 9000, i think there is a great deal of interest in this game, especialy as it will be the end of an era for the club and fans alike with so many of the players leaving for pastures new.

Ill say again, we wont


Its on sky for a start; but more importantly id rather say theres 5000 there and keep all the gate to ourselves.

In that case there will only be 2,

000 there

It's not a shared cup game!

They still get a % of the gate dont they? or do they just get a % sold of what is sold at the Cas club shop?

I think in cup games the opposition get 50% of the gate receipts, im not sure what they get for league games.

They get a percentage of the away stand tickets that they sell in their own shop only. Any sold by Rovers are kept by Rovers.

so they will get about £18 then.

just been in the club shop girl said over 8500 sold

No they dont get a % of the total gate, only the tickets they sold.
Keeping the figure low wont help one bit seeing as Cas will already know how many they sold.

.....................still didnt hit 9k now did we.............

not bad since the cas fans didnt turn up

Not good either, biggest game in a long time and with a big farewell to people that brought this club to were it is now. Cas brought an ammount that was pretty average for a normal league game (poor for 1 that ment playoffs or not) but we are aiming for 10k still so need to hit 9k to progress forward.


In afew years we will start to see more at rovers as we missed a chunk of years out of the limelight which ment alot of east hull in there mid 20s (yes im a youthful 26 you old gits) are now supporting FC rather then HKR.

Re: Thinking of visiting Craven Park on Saturday... i might as well, is the market on???