Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:04 pm  

davey37 wrote:

You Dobbins do realise we get over 9k at our home games? How many of us can you fit in your new stand? Not that many I bet? Hudgell has treat us like crap in recent seasons and won't get a penny off me.

We've always took more to the KC then you bring to Craven Park. Granted your facilities are alot better but your argument is blown away when you can still get tickets from Rovers for the North & Well and from your own club for the South stand.

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:06 pm  

Easty wrote:

You received the same allocation as other teams for the North stand which is two of the 6 blocks with no restrictions on buying other North tickets direct from Rovers.

You can even take up the offer of a family ticket which is two adults and two kids for £50 although it's restricted to the 1st 100 so you'd need to get in quick.

Why do I want a family pass......I can't go due to a hing called work,my youngest is having a season off,eldest won't go and the missus is a Wigan fan so I don't need it

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:07 pm  

Easty wrote:

We've always took more to the KC then you bring to Craven Park. Granted your facilities are alot better but your argument is blown away when you can still get tickets from Rovers for the North & Well and from your own club for the South stand.

You have the nerve to call it a stand ?

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:08 pm  

fc baldy wrote:

Why do I want a family pass......I can't go due to a hing called work,my youngest is having a season off,eldest won't go and the missus is a Wigan fan so I don't need it

You posted

fc baldy wrote:

But we still get stuck in the s4it end where you can't see sod all

I'm pointing out that you don't have to be stuck in the s4it end.

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:10 pm  

paintman wrote:

You have the nerve to call it a stand ?

Maybe a s4it view but it's still a stand

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:12 pm  

Easty wrote:

Maybe a s4it view but it's still a stand

Piece of waste ground with barriers stuck in it

Would you pay 18 quid to watch a game from it?

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:13 pm  

Easty wrote:

We've always took more to the KC then you bring to Craven Park. Granted your facilities are alot better but your argument is blown away when you can still get tickets from Rovers for the North & Well and from your own club for the South stand.

Our capacity is double to yours so it's obvious you get more.....why should we stand in that area where you can't see......would you?

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:14 pm  

Easty wrote:

You posted
I'm pointing out that you don't have to be stuck in the s4it end.

We as in hull fans...not me personally

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:18 pm  

fc baldy wrote:

Our capacity is double to yours so it's obvious you get more.....why should we stand in that area where you can't see......would you?

paintman wrote:

Would you pay 18 quid to watch a game from it?

I've stood as far away if not further at Odsal granted your alot higher up but the distance is still the same. The cost is also £4 cheaper then it was in 2013 for Hull fans now the North stand has been built. I'd watch Rovers anywhere from any view btw, I wouldn't be happy and I'd complain like yourselves do but if that was the only vantage point then I'd have to lump it but 1st I'd buy tickets direct from Rovers for the North or the Well or even the West stand seats before I'd get stuck in it.

Re: Visit to the KC Lightstream Stadium on Thursday. : Sun Apr 13, 2014 3:18 pm  

fc baldy wrote:

We as in hull fans...not me personally

And I'm saying You as in Hull fans not you personally