Re: 2024 Season : Thu Sep 28, 2023 8:06 pm  

Irregs#16 wrote: I see that Savelios picture on Instagram has the comment option disabled. Not all the squad there either. Clifford already back in Aus, no overseas players there, Hoy is in Paris with his Mrs, no Dwyer, Mcintosh or Scott by the looks of it. Cam Scott doing something much more positive with his off season than a mickey up. Cam Scott wrote: Earlier this year in May 2023 I lost my Auntie and Uncle 3 weeks apart from one another and both to various types of cancer. Both of them were looked after either in Sue Ryder hospice or by the help of Sue Ryder nurses with regular support and check ups. Through the final weeks of their lives they had an amazing amount of help and support by the Sue Ryder hospice and nurses, they genuinely couldn’t do enough for the members of my family and due to that I am wanting to raise funds to help the charity in the best way I can. Both my auntie and uncle were huge figures in the family and will be seriously missed and I’m wanting to push myself in a challenge in their memory and to help raise funds for the amazing charity that helped along the way. Myself and a team from rugby league will be walking the Yorkshire 3 Peaks on Monday October 9th and will then be completing 150km on the Wattbike through Zwift on Wednesday 11th October and then a further 150km on Friday 13th October, this then covers the distance and then some for the original planned cycle of the Way of the Roses that we have decided to change for logistical and cost reasons. https://www.justgiving.com/page/camscottc2cchallenge-oct2023?utm_source=IG

Irregs#16 wrote: I see that Savelios picture on Instagram has the comment option disabled. Not all the squad there either. Clifford already back in Aus, no overseas players there, Hoy is in Paris with his Mrs, no Dwyer, Mcintosh or Scott by the looks of it. Cam Scott doing something much more positive with his off season than a mickey up. Cam Scott wrote: Earlier this year in May 2023 I lost my Auntie and Uncle 3 weeks apart from one another and both to various types of cancer. Both of them were looked after either in Sue Ryder hospice or by the help of Sue Ryder nurses with regular support and check ups. Through the final weeks of their lives they had an amazing amount of help and support by the Sue Ryder hospice and nurses, they genuinely couldn’t do enough for the members of my family and due to that I am wanting to raise funds to help the charity in the best way I can. Both my auntie and uncle were huge figures in the family and will be seriously missed and I’m wanting to push myself in a challenge in their memory and to help raise funds for the amazing charity that helped along the way. Myself and a team from rugby league will be walking the Yorkshire 3 Peaks on Monday October 9th and will then be completing 150km on the Wattbike through Zwift on Wednesday 11th October and then a further 150km on Friday 13th October, this then covers the distance and then some for the original planned cycle of the Way of the Roses that we have decided to change for logistical and cost reasons. https://www.justgiving.com/page/camscottc2cchallenge-oct2023?utm_source=IG

Re: 2024 Season : Thu Sep 28, 2023 9:05 pm  

Looks like Fash, McNamara and Shaul not there either, plus a few young kids. Is that a player cropped out next to Swift too?

Re: 2024 Season : Thu Sep 28, 2023 9:07 pm  

Hull Live recently posted our average attendances for all our years at the MKM:

2003: 11,598
2004: 11,458
2005: 10,604
2006: 10,866
2007: 14,606
2008: 13,452
2009: 13,244
2010: 13,731
2011: 12,483
2012: 12,402
2013: 11,640
2014: 11,166
2015: 13,343
2016: 11,407
2017: 11,718
2018: 12,174
2019: 11,478
2022: 10,763
2023: 12,835

The big jump in 2007 was due to Derbys returning, (2 x of them) and our 2006 season was brilliant.

For all the talk of people getting fed up, drifting away etc the numbers are very consistent (of course some may have walked away but some newbies must have been attracted)

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 6:28 am  

Its about time pearson offered some transparancy , and did a question and answer, or an indepth hull live interview and told the paying fans exactly what the situation is.

Its all cloak and dagger and insinuations for about 3 years now, the fans have backed the club to the hilt with season pass sales and shirt sales etc weve seen the new sponsers and corperate packages announced on the facebook page, plenty has gone into the club financially from fans and local businesses , so come out and tell us where were at Adam.

Alienating the fanbase slowly but surely

[Mild Rover]

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 7:08 am  

What information would you want that he didn’t provide in his recent RH interview?

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 7:26 am  

So anything between 10600, 12500 the usual apart from the odd freak season, never below 10604 for a season average is very good attendances for a RL club.

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 7:49 am  

Ellam wrote:

So anything between 10600, 12500 the usual apart from the odd freak season, never below 10604 for a season average is very good attendances for a RL club.

Especially in recent years after what we as fans have had to endure.

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 8:15 am  

UllFC wrote:

Hull Live recently posted our average attendances for all our years at the MKM:

The big jump in 2007 was due to Derbys returning, (2 x of them) and our 2006 season was brilliant.

For all the talk of people getting fed up, drifting away etc the numbers are very consistent (of course some may have walked away but some newbies must have been attracted)

Looking at those figures, it's almost as if team performance has little bearing on attendance. There is no correlation between success/failure on the pitch with an accompanying rise/fall in crowd figures. There certainly is no trend to suggest that the team playing well automatically leads to increased attendance (2015/16/17 for example).

For all the talk of us being a bunch of moaning-minnies, I would suggest we are a very patient bunch, clearly willing to wait (in considerable numbers) for the jam to hopefully turn up next week, nevermind tomorrow!!

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 11:03 am  

Called into the club shop this morning to let them know my wife has turned 60. The lady said that our passes will both noe be 60+ and the payments will be £19 each monthly direct debit. It was previously 10 payments of £17 so I’m guessing passes will go up by £20 across the board.

Re: 2024 Season : Fri Sep 29, 2023 1:16 pm  

BP1 wrote:

Looking at those figures, it's almost as if team performance has little bearing on attendance. There is no correlation between success/failure on the pitch with an accompanying rise/fall in crowd figures. There certainly is no trend to suggest that the team playing well automatically leads to increased attendance (2015/16/17 for example).

For all the talk of us being a bunch of moaning-minnies, I would suggest we are a very patient bunch, clearly willing to wait (in considerable numbers) for the jam to hopefully turn up next week, nevermind tomorrow!!

I agree, 2014 was dreary and 2015 forgettable so there's no logic to why 2015 got good numbers.