: Mon May 18, 2009 8:27 pm  

Big Spender wrote:

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

The mailbag doesn't get posted online does it? if you read the League express you'd know that on an almost weekly basis someone is complaining about how sub standard your place is.

Re: Hull kr : Tue May 19, 2009 4:28 am  

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.

Its 20 yrs old FFS, so stay away if you don't like it, you won't be missed.

: Tue May 19, 2009 4:29 am  

Le Tigres wrote:

But because our ground isn't segregated they had the option to move undercover. Which the large percentage of them did.

The East stand is kept segregated because ITS SOLD OUT EVERY WEEK BY BEING FULL OF SEASON TICKET HOLDERS

: Tue May 19, 2009 7:07 am  

rover49 wrote:

The East stand is kept segregated because ITS SOLD OUT EVERY WEEK BY BEING FULL OF SEASON TICKET HOLDERS

As is the Roger Millward stand....for the same reason.

: Tue May 19, 2009 9:20 am  

Seventies red wrote:

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.

Re: Hull kr : Tue May 19, 2009 9:22 am  

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.

If you choose to ignore the requests' of the stewards who are only carrying out instructions from the club then is there any wonder they get a bit shirty with away fans. If one tells you to sit in your seat and not stand just do it simple really.Not wanting to RAIN on your parade but I have to tell you that 1 of your 4 stands has a leaky roof, its the one where the scoreboard is because last time I went there I got wet with the rain. Hope you get it fixed for next season

Re: Hull kr : Tue May 19, 2009 9:33 am  

chissitt wrote:

If you choose to ignore the requests' of the stewards who are only carrying out instructions from the club then is there any wonder they get a bit shirty with away fans. If one tells you to sit in your seat and not stand just do it simple really.Not wanting to RAIN on your parade but I have to tell you that 1 of your 4 stands has a leaky roof, its the one where the scoreboard is because last time I went there I got wet with the rain. Hope you get it fixed for next season

Shame you totally missed the point I was talking about the Jungle where you can walk about

Not only from personal experience, but from reading the mailbag in the league express shows your stewards automatically assume ALL away fans are out to cause bother no matter what they're doing, one of the many reasons why quite a few people will be staying away along with the price and day.

: Tue May 19, 2009 9:52 am  

Gazemous wrote:

:CRAZY:

Re: Hull kr : Tue May 19, 2009 9:53 am  

Gaslight wrote:

Shame you totally missed the point I was talking about the Jungle where you can walk about

Not only from personal experience, but from reading the mailbag in the league express shows your stewards automatically assume ALL away fans are out to cause bother no matter what they're doing, one of the many reasons why quite a few people will be staying away along with the price and day.

Fwiw I am a Wakey fan and sometimes I wish the stewards at our place would earn their corn and sort out the n*bs what stand near us instead of picking on 10 year olds for sitting on the wall. Our fans have had as much trouble there as anybody and its not nice to sit on wet seats. One thing for sure you are not going to win the stewards are employed by the club to carry out their policys and whether you like it or not you have to adhere to them or as some of our fans have found out when they got ejected. The easy way is simply to do their bidding or stop away but then you are only penalising yourself

[Durham Giant]

: Tue May 19, 2009 11:20 am  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

Huddesfield charge £20 as well I believe and do Hull FC charge £20 too ?

WRONG WRONG AND WRONG AGAIN

dearest ticket at Huddersfield is £18.50 to sit anywhere in the ground.

If you buy it in advance it is £16.50. Just phone the shop up and then collect it on the day. All kids free and you dont get charged to transfer into the seated area