How is it expensive if you don't go?



And if you're talking "away day" rather than "match ticket" now, you've clearly never heard of London Broncos or Catalan Dragons.

And it's "crawl back under your stone".

You know you've lost the argument when you resort to insults like you did. Have a nice day.

Look back at your post and you insulted me first with STFU


So argument i won then bone head

Whatever



How about addressing the other points in my post?

Somebody with some sense, finally!!

Only seems Hull FC fans think its a good idea, if you dis-agree you are brandished as a 'whinger' or 'moaner'....god forbid somebody with a different opinion.

By the end of the season not only the Wigan fans will have a beef with the price structure and trouble over there.

Quite ironically, your "vote with your feet" moto didnt really hit home. It was the best turnout from Wigan since the play off game of 2007.

Good job the "hundereds boycotting" you stated earlier in this thread decided to stay away, there may not have been enough room for them

Where did you get those statistics from?

Maybe they were naive to think you would give us a game...oops!!

Ok so let me get this straight. Hull FC have reduced ticket prices for the south stand to entice the few thousand supporters they have lost over the last few seasons.

What is the problem with that? Seems like good business sense to me. Didn't notice many Rovers fans complaining about it at the Derby.
I'm sure i've read somewhere that Wigan season ticket holders were able to take a friend to a game for free not long back. Isn't that unfair on away supporters?

Is there not a "bring a friend" voucher in all ST's. This is a one match day ticket per season and is a "perk" of buying a ST.
Back on thread, it's not just the difference in price, its the £25 on the day to watch a SL match.
Working class sport ???

Ok i'm sorry but I thought the whole point the OP was trying to make was the price difference between home and away supporters.

BTW Hull KR don't do bring a friend day and I don't think Hull FC do either.

Unlucky

No. If you wilfully ignore the facts you are labelled a whinger and/or moaner. Which IMO is quite a mild description.

You don't like it, don't come. Folk like you will not be missed.

Well theres a shock eh?!!

Are you part of the Hull FC marketing drive? - good skills

Quote ="Kosh"No. If you wilfully ignore the facts you are labelled a whinger and/or moaner. Which IMO is quite a mild description. You don't like it, don't come. Folk like you will not be missed.'" Maybe Hull FC fans should take a leaf out of Fev Rovers book and extend hospitality instead of being 'anti-away fans'... viewtopic.php?f=28&t=526055&tsmp=1335345729

Quote ="Kosh"No. If you wilfully ignore the facts you are labelled a whinger and/or moaner. Which IMO is quite a mild description. You don't like it, don't come. Folk like you will not be missed.'" Maybe Hull FC fans should take a leaf out of Fev Rovers book and extend hospitality instead of being 'anti-away fans'... viewtopic.php?f=28&t=526055&tsmp=1335345729

You think 11,549 for Hull FC v Wigan is a decent crowd?

Wigan v Catalan - 14,464

Wigan v Wakefield - 13,609

Wigan v London - 12,608

Enough said really.

Quote ="stusavage"Maybe Hull FC fans should take a leaf out of Fev Rovers book and extend hospitality instead of being 'anti-away fans'... viewtopic.php?f=28&t=526055&tsmp=1335345729'" Did you even read that thread? We've done stuff for visiting fans, most notable several 'party in the park' events. They were well received but had zero impact on away fan numbers.

Quote ="stusavage"Maybe Hull FC fans should take a leaf out of Fev Rovers book and extend hospitality instead of being 'anti-away fans'... viewtopic.php?f=28&t=526055&tsmp=1335345729'" Did you even read that thread? We've done stuff for visiting fans, most notable several 'party in the park' events. They were well received but had zero impact on away fan numbers.

Nah. Just someone who thinks we'd be better off without professional miserablists like your good self.

That's a big shock Wigan, who have been successful the last couple of years and are better supported than Hull getting bigger crowds, you really are a clown.

Any club achieving an average of over 10K in RL should be applauded.

I'd be more interested to know the crowds for the corresponding Wigan away fixtures, cant see London v Wigan getting 12K somehow.

If you could actually read the post you've quoted, you may not have felt the need to go into a penis-measuring competition.

He said it was the best turnout from Wigan since 2007. The point being made that the ticket prices didn't dissuade many.
The overall crowd has nothing to do with that.

Now back to the "my Dad's harder than your Dad" type of argument you had going...

Will you please stop using facts and logic in any argument with this idiot. He clearly knows nothing about either.

Your reputation proceeds you, ask any sets of SL fans 'Would you like to go to this event with some Hull fans?' 90% would say 'no thanks'...why? because you have a poor reputation in the sport. The solution is a long term approach to building some bridges and enticing fans back to the KC, then your crowds may increase...but events like on Sunday will not help, so the club and the police need to collaborate to address the idiots.

And I have asked for his sources on the evidence of this, still waiting...

The last couple of years? Really...

Why are we better supported, just because of success...?