: Sun May 24, 2009 5:08 pm  

Coach 2. South Stand. Me + 5.

My mate went in shop today. Only South Stand tickets left. They've sold 250 North Stand tickets.

: Sun May 24, 2009 7:23 pm  

Me +1, south stand, coach 10

: Mon May 25, 2009 6:31 am  

Has your chairman paid for X number of coaches or is it however many supporters choose to attend are guaranteed a free coach place. ?

: Mon May 25, 2009 6:35 am  

Hicksy wrote:

Coach 2. South Stand. Me + 5.

My mate went in shop today. Only South Stand tickets left. They've sold 250 North Stand tickets.

Meaning our shop or HKR?

: Mon May 25, 2009 8:22 am  

Tin Soldier wrote:

Meaning our shop or HKR?

Look at my pic.

Our shop mate.

: Mon May 25, 2009 8:23 am  

Big Spender wrote:

Has your chairman paid for X number of coaches or is it however many supporters choose to attend are guaranteed a free coach place. ?

Yes. Simon Moran (our majority sharholder) has booked 30 coaches for Hull KR however that is looking very unlikely as we only have 10 booked now due to Holidays, FA Cup Final and the game being on BBC. We have to pay a £1 Donation it isn't first come first serve.

: Mon May 25, 2009 12:35 pm  

Me, Tin Soldier and i hate pies in the golf stand...

: Mon May 25, 2009 1:34 pm  

Latchford Wolvesfan wrote:

Our ticket allocation is 3,000, that will be 1,000 for the North and 2,000 for the South, so it has nothing to do with us really, it's Hull that have done it wrong by having a shoddy ground.

: Tue May 26, 2009 6:16 am  

I know Craven Park isn't the greatest ground in the world but Latchford obviously forgets or never went to some of the old traditional grounds.

Craven Park may be home to the Robins but it used to host Greyhound racing and Speedway which is why the South Terrace is so far from the pitch and unless you know of a way to move a block of concrete 25yrds its something you will just have to live with.

The club have big plans for the stadium both temporary and permanent however finding the millions in todays climate to do the work isn't going to be a quick task. We know Craven Park isn't wonderful but then neither was Wilderspool, Central Park and even now Knowsley Rd.

: Tue May 26, 2009 8:30 am  

nick hkr wrote:

I know Craven Park isn't the greatest ground in the world but Latchford obviously forgets or never went to some of the old traditional grounds.

Craven Park may be home to the Robins but it used to host Greyhound racing and Speedway which is why the South Terrace is so far from the pitch and unless you know of a way to move a block of concrete 25yrds its something you will just have to live with.

The club have big plans for the stadium both temporary and permanent however finding the millions in todays climate to do the work isn't going to be a quick task. We know Craven Park isn't wonderful but then neither was Wilderspool, Central Park and even now Knowsley Rd.

I think you miss the point, I have been to all the grounds you mention plus many more besides that may not be great. But at each of the grounds I have had a clear view of the game which is the main reason for attending. At Craven Park in the South the view is abysmal to say the very least.