I can't believe what I'm reading here. Hull has more group games than any other city in the UK including one of only 3 guaranteed home nations matches and because you want 'big' games on your doorstep you are NOT going to attend!?

Tell me, if we expect more than 25,000 at England vs Australia and the 2 Semi-Finals, then why on earth would the KC Stadium come into the reckoning for these matches? Should we just have a Hull world cup in 2021 so you can feel special and looked after (not that with 3 games including England you haven't already been)?

The France-PNG game will have more too it than the vast majority of Super League games this year. Something very meaningful to play for including players you only have the opportunity to see once and you're going to sit at home, arms folded sulking in a bid to make the RFL give you big games (which as we've established are too big for the KC's capacity). Grow up, get behind your sport and get to some games. The only way to make a statement about getting big games in the future is by selling out the games you have got, which are crackers in my eyes compared to everyone else.

We have one chance this year to show people that we still care about RL in this country but if we all have your attitude I suggest we pack it in all together.

The KC would be too big for an Aussie or New Zealand group game. With no blocks sold out yet for the England game I dread to think how people would react to a game like Australia v Fiji like langtree park has got.

Hull has three great games. A quarter final would probably be a very one sided game eg New Zealand v either Tonga/Scotland/Italy

If we can't sell out an England game we don't deserve any future RL games, you only have to look at how well the Huddersfield game is selling to show that once again the people of Hull are not backing the sport.

With Hull and Rovers alone we could easily get 20,000. In some areas of the ground it is way overpriced I agree but the majority of the stadium is £15.

I agree, but I do wonder if they have slipped up having 2 games at Craven Park, maybe 1 PNG game in Donny would have spread things out a bit more?

if you buy tickets online the '100days' promo code is still working, so you can get tickets for halfprice. So a £30 seat near the East Stand half way line is just £15, and seats everywhere else are £7.50...bargain!

If Fiji can put out a team similar to this then we should be in for a good game
1. Kevin Naiqama
2. Sisa Waqa
3. Wes Naiqama
4. Darryl Millard
5. Marika Koroibete
6. Henry Raiwalui
7. Aaron Groom
8. Ashton Sims
9. Api Koroisau
10. Petero Civoniceva
11. Tariq Sims
12. Jayson Bukuya
13. Sarafu Fatiaki

14. James Storer
15. Kane Evans
16. Korbin Sims
17. Junior Roqica

Hopefully Hayne & Uate will be made available.

got my tickets for this, looking forward to the game and the other games across in the darklands. also off down wembley for the semis and hopefully the final