But isn't the current badge the original "old" crest (apart from a white star)? I hope you don't mean the "coat of arms" crest with the lions either side of it. You know, the one with the humber bridge on it!?

I think craven street was about the 3rd/4th ground. think we originally started in the grounds of hesslewood hall (although it may have been somewhere called woodgates hall, can't remember). Believe we also played in selby and somewhere else in east hull before craven street. Then we offered twice what rovers could afford in rent at the boulevard so they got kicked out and we bought the stadium shortly after. The dobbins moved across to replace us at craven street

Good point! To be honest, I've never really took any notice of what is actually on the crest. Having never really known it is a crest of Hull I've just known it as 'the old one'.

Anyone got a picture of the original??

Yes, it was at Woodgates Hall in North Ferriby. We later rented a ground near the Londesborough Arms in Selby.

Subsequent grounds were in Londesborough Street in Hull, Haworth Arms field in the Newland area then Anlaby Road where West Park is now before the move to East Hull.

What, another one!!!!

In addition to winning the Double, we should also look at defending the BBC2 Floodlit Trophy. By 2015, we'll have held it for 36 years, so it's only fair we give someone else a chance and if we win we can claim a Domestic Treble!