Re: Hull kr : Mon May 18, 2009 5:00 pm  

casok wrote:

My family and I will DEFINATELY NOT be attending the match! This is the only away game that we boycott and attend all the rest religiously. It is not just the £20 entry as I was unaware of this, but I refuse to be treated like a 3rd class citizen simply because I am an away fan! I will not elaborate on this because we all know about their pathetic hospitality.My only wonder is that they get any away fans, particularly when away fans are allowed a free run at the jungle and can stand or sit anywhere!(except maybe in the diggerland jcb bucket!!!) It amazes me that they are allowed to take over the Princess street stand when they play us and call for all the forward passes etc, prime position just as they are at home. Will we ever learn!
My apologies to our boys, hope they manage a win without us!!!

Coming from a fan of a club that plays in a $hithole, thats rich

: Mon May 18, 2009 5:05 pm  

roversmad wrote:

Dont come then
I dont think anyone will miss your holier than thou attitude

If I had a violin I would get it out for the poor dear. Pathetic isn't it

Re: Hull kr : Mon May 18, 2009 6:01 pm  

rover49 wrote:

Coming from a fan of a club that plays in a $hithole, thats rich

And for away fans your is what exactly?. Just 1 stinking bog which you have to queue to use. If its raining you run the risk of breaking a limb on the slippery stairs. Oh and the catering is pure quality, must be the best in sl With the exception of FC, Wigin, Quins and Wires they are all sh!tholes for away fans. Its just that some fans sit in their stands and forget that when we go to their ground we stand in the rain.

Re: Hull kr : Mon May 18, 2009 6:24 pm  

rover49 wrote:

Coming from a fan of a club that plays in a $hithole, thats rich

Considering the Jungle is twice the ground Caravan park is, I'd say he has a valid point.

You can roam into just about any stand you want and be under cover in 3 of 4 stands, you don't get treat like second class citizens by the stewards just for being an away fan like at Caravan, and it has 4 stands that are close to the pitch so you can actually see the game.

How the dump of a ground KR play at gets ignored when people go on about the old grounds is beyond me, It's honestly worse then Belle Vue.

Re: Hull kr : Mon May 18, 2009 6:43 pm  

Gaslight wrote:

Considering the Jungle is twice the ground Caravan park is, I'd say he has a valid point.

You can roam into just about any stand you want and be under cover in 3 of 4 stands, you don't get treat like second class citizens by the stewards just for being an away fan like at Caravan, and it has 4 stands that are close to the pitch so you can actually see the game.

How the dump of a ground KR play at gets ignored when people go on about the old grounds is beyond me, It's honestly worse then Belle Vue.

You tucking fosser

Re: Hull kr : Mon May 18, 2009 6:49 pm  

redtillimdead wrote:

:lol: You tucking fosser

Oh no someone said something bad about our beloved team wah wah wah, typical Dobbins eh.

Belle Vue is only better because you can actually see the game and walk around the ground mind.

: Mon May 18, 2009 7:26 pm  

casok wrote:

Oops! sorry about that!
As I stated in my earlier post we do attend EVERY match as true supporters; the only one that we boycott in the whole season is
hull kr away, and will continue to do so until until there is proof that standards and treatment of away fans are vastly improved. I agree many super league grounds could make the away fans experience better, but my experience at Craven park was abysmal and totally unacceptable. I would'nt go even if tickets were free!!!
Nothing against kr supporters or players; really enjoy our home games with them.

To be perfectly honest i would rather people like you stay away for ever, if you were a proper fan you would go to the ends of the earth to support your team, God knows how many rubbish grounds with little or no faccilities i have been to over the last 40 years or so and mostly during winter time but i went because the team came first and foremost, not the faccilities at the grounds.
I can understand people who are having a hard time due to the present economic climate which indirectly prevents them getting to games,but your excuse is nothing short of weak and pathetic and as i have already said, from a personal point of view i couldnt care less if you never come ever again, its your team you are letting down not ours.

: Mon May 18, 2009 7:49 pm  

must have hit a sore spot dont you read the rugby leauge express its all fans from all clubs that have problems with your stewards,and ground

: Mon May 18, 2009 8:08 pm  

barham red wrote:

I'm sure the Leeds fans at the open run down end of your ground loved gettingvsoaked on Friday.

Just like we loved getting soaked at Hull KR a couple of years ago!

Were singing in the rain

: Mon May 18, 2009 8:11 pm  

casok wrote:

must have hit a sore spot dont you read the rugby leauge express its all fans from all clubs that have problems with your stewards,and ground

Perhaps you could provide a link apart from your over fertile imagination