: Tue Mar 03, 2009 5:56 pm  

TrevLovesJanice wrote:

I think they are £3. I will ring Huddersfield later to find out.

Can you get me a price for the hot dogs as well.

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 5:57 pm  

B0NES wrote:

Can you get me a price for the hot dogs as well.

They are dearer

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:41 pm  

Gahan wrote:

They are dearer

If you buy a hot dog you will receive a free gift.


A sachet of tomato ketchup

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 7:15 pm  

Two more definites here with possibly another two. I think we might do a job on them with Sharp & Thorman returning for the first time. Fingers crossed.

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:02 pm  

TrevLovesJanice wrote:

I'm undecided tbh

Huddersfield isn't a particularly welcoming venue and they always make sure we get the worst seats (like behind the goal when the stadium is 90% empty)
However the lads have shown a great attitude so far and it would be pretty poor not to go out and support them.

You mean just like ur club, you put us behind the sticks too!! Our attendances are increasing, and reguardless of how many we get at home, it common practice at any club in most sports that home supporters always get the "best seats" as its their home ground. Dont critisise other clubs for something your own club does too, if you dont like it dont come!!

And to all hull fc fans, Have a safe journey, (i will be with you all on the motorway as i am living in Hull these days) and enjoy the game

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:11 pm  

hudders789 wrote:

You mean just like ur club, you put us behind the sticks too!! Our attendances are increasing, and reguardless of how many we get at home, it common practice at any club in most sports that home supporters always get the "best seats" as its their home ground. Dont critisise other clubs for something your own club does too, if you dont like it dont come!!

And to all hull fc fans, Have a safe journey, (i will be with you all on the motorway as i am living in Hull these days) and enjoy the game

Hi mate the point was aimed only at the fact that the stadium hold about 26000 and you only GOT about 7000 so why cram the rest in the end but we all know why and so be it see you Friday............Come on you HULL!!!!

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:14 pm  

Thanks for clearing that up. Just seemed a strange comment to make when your club does the same thing when you still have 10 000 spare seats. But point taken and i hope to see all you Hull fans on friday for what should be a cracking game.

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 11:13 pm  

WELTON VILLAGER wrote:

:lol: Hi folks, We have 5 or 6 seats still available,leaving town @ 5.30 pm .
Sorry no weatherspoons this week ,guess we will have to make up for it next week at bradford

I'm after 2 places,ta

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 11:57 pm  

XxHONEYxX wrote:

im going with my friend who is a hudds fan so should be interesting

Aye its going to be interesting but theres only one winner hun

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:28 am  

hudders789 wrote:

Thanks for clearing that up. Just seemed a strange comment to make when your club does the same thing when you still have 10 000 spare seats. But point taken and i hope to see all you Hull fans on friday for what should be a cracking game.

It's different with our ground though. We don't open the upper tier of the West Stand as it would cost too much for so little people using it. The East and South Stands are generally too full to accomodate away fans. Even the West is semi full and I doubt officials would stop away fans going in there, they don't with the few clubs that go in there.
With Huddersfield, we used to mix in the single tier side stand and there were still plenty of seats then. I would have thought that despite the increase in fans, that it would still be big enough to accomadate both. However, I'm sure the away fans got moved to the end stand after a Hudds vs Leeds game where Leeds fans caused a little trouble in that side stand? Could be wrong though but sure I remember something about it from the time