: Sun Feb 15, 2009 11:59 am  

BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I bet most of us expected somewher near I said on the way to the game to expect 4000.

Yes we get poor crowds always have and always will compared to the majority of the league. As long as over the next 3 years we can develop a stronger youth system ensuring more english players, move into a new ground, be a competitive team who aren't just there to prop up the table I couldn't give a ratsarse if we don't set the world alight with our attendances

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 12:13 pm  

CACK, wrong post.

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 12:21 pm  

THE BOARD wrote:

Im at work and very bored. Its no problem to me though !

just because you we're board there's no need to boar everyone else by stating the bleeding obvious.

why oh why do you bother to discuss everything that happens of the field and ignore the best thing our game has to offer the actual game.

you are boring.

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:03 pm  

I've missed Hull FC and Hull KR fans. No, really.

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:45 pm  

1. Valentines Day
2. 7.30 KO Saturday evening
3. Televised live on Sky

I know loads of people who were affected by the above constraints last night and I am sure others are the same. Last night will be our lowest crowd of the season and if that is the case then we are improving and thats all you can ask for.

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:47 pm  

THE BOARD wrote:

I would probably describe the attendance at your first home game as embarrassing myself !

I`m realistic rather than embarrassed about the attendance , If i`d mentioned we were going to get 7000 at the Willows last night I would have been laughed out of the room..

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:18 pm  

roll on global warming just an 11 inch average rise in sea level would see Hull disappear of the map, that would be my worry if i lived in Hull not what a team playing 133 feet above sea level first match of the seasons attendance was.
Also the club didn't count all those in the variety centre Capacity 1000 or the other two suites that were full.

but we won we have two points we have something to build on and for once we played very well on TV.

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:26 pm  

Bigpev wrote:

roll on global warming just an 11 inch average rise in sea level would see Hull disappear of the map, that would be my worry if i lived in Hull not what a team playing 133 feet above sea level first match of the seasons attendance was.
Also the club didn't count all those in the variety centre Capacity 1000 or the other two suites that were full.

but we won we have two points we have something to build on and for once we played very well on TV.

HAHAHAHA I like that

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:48 pm  

Bigpev wrote:

roll on global warming just an 11 inch average rise in sea level would see Hull disappear of the map, that would be my worry if i lived in Hull not what a team playing 133 feet above sea level first match of the seasons attendance was.
Also the club didn't count all those in the variety centre Capacity 1000 or the other two suites that were full.

but we won we have two points we have something to build on and for once we played very well on TV.

I will reply to this later i've just got to let the gas out of the old fridges in the shed and press all the old aerosols we have for those beautifull CFC's to escape

: Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:58 pm  

Michigan red wrote:

I will reply to this later i've just got to let the gas out of the old fridges in the shed and press all the old aerosols we have for those beautifull CFC's to escape