Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 7:50 am  

Its silly season today,do Hull want all our players, please take D.Hodgson!

[Kosh]

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 7:52 am  

Of course the plus side of having fans in charge is that they will never knowingly make a decision to the detriment of the club.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 7:53 am  

Kosh wrote:

And therein lies the problem with having a fan making the key business decisions.

Correct

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 7:59 am  

Kosh wrote:

And therein lies the problem with having a fan making the key business decisions.

u been on ur own forum lately gotta love you all ........... NOT

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:00 am  

We all know Neil Hudgell is prone to bouts of 'Rovers' depression but this latest one is bizarre to say the least.

What does he expect to gain from delaying season ticket passes, and doesn't he realise the ramifications of making a statement that suggests next season might not happen (or words to that effect). Doesn't he realise how damaging all of this is to the club?

I'm hoping Neil's comments have been taken out of context because he is very clumsy with his replies, but somehow I think he has gone too far this time.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:00 am  

Of course, I''ve always been way off the mark eh sandra? Don't worry, allam will bail you out, hudge has been kissing up to him for some time now.

[Kosh]

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:12 am  

gingerspice wrote:

:lol: u been on ur own forum lately gotta love you all ........... NOT

Eh?

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:16 am  

[quote="The Judge"]The club has been in denial since its arrival in superleague.
It only ever had one objective owing to the dwarfes personal vendetta.
The bank that sponsored them in the first couple of seasons pulled the plug after seeing the road ahead the club was travelling along.
Still unpaid CCJ`s from 09 and 10.
CEOs leaving at an alarming pace.
The current CEO Mike Smith no longer in the headlines as he was everyday before the Mason fiasco.
No training facilities.
No ground improvements.
Every promise to the RFL broken.
I actually hope they get out of this mire and some one clears their £6 MILLION debts.
Cue Allams and their takeover.
And another bitter battle with the council over the covenant on the land.
You could`nt make it up could you?[/quote]


It certainly appears you have

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:19 am  

Paul T - HKR wrote:

We all know Neil Hudgell is prone to bouts of 'Rovers' depression but this latest one is bizarre to say the least.

What does he expect to gain from delaying season ticket passes, and doesn't he realise the ramifications of making a statement that suggests next season might not happen (or words to that effect). Doesn't he realise how damaging all of this is to the club?

I'm hoping Neil's comments have been taken out of context because he is very clumsy with his replies, but somehow I think he has gone too far this time.

I can't see hudge walking away however is it a case of I'm throwing money at nothing it's not going to get any better, life is to short and off it will certainly be interesting to know what's going to happen in the boardroom this week.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 8:23 am  

Bet the new signings like Travis Burns and Sean Gleeson are happy reading things like this.