Not highlights, full games. I will concede that they used audio/visual technology to record these games. The pictures and sounds confirm my memories. The one video I have with highlights is anything but well edited.

no, I really wasn't.

If you can't contrbiute then why bother posting?

I found his contribution amusing. But then again, my opinion differs to yours and is wrong.

Strange, some people agree with my opinion too, how odd, people with different opinions having a conversation, on a discusson forum, of all places.

But being a Hull fan and having the opinion that the Boulevard had no atmosphere is like being Jewish and having the opinion that the holocaust never happened. It's fine having that opinion, but it's very different to the reality we perceived and it's bound to get us a little upset.

Never read such crap in my life.

The Boulevard had a poor atmosphere, certainly compared to most away games.

Fair enough, stood in the middle of the choir in 3d it may have been different, but in the best stand or on the ends the atmospehere was no better than anywhere else, and worse than many places.

Congratulations on posting one of the most tasteless and inaccurate comparisons I've seen used on RLFANS. Even if meant TIC.

it had a great atmosphere against leeds in the challenge cup quater final game, even the police helicopter stayed and watched the game, we lost 20-18 or did i imagine it all

From you, that means more to me than any achievable accolade. Thankyou!

Ok sorry about that. You've spelt 'contribute' wrong.

I'm not doubting it did, on big occasions have a cracking atmosphere, better than the KC on some occasions, but the ascertion seemed to be that the Boulevard was great, week in, week out, which I don't believe it was.

And vitch, get a life.

vitch has only posted 213 times. It seems he's out enjoying his life!

the volume and quality of peoples posts on here bear little resemblence to what they are like in real life, only slightly silly people would believe such.

So your posts are not representative of your real beliefs? Are you saying you can articulate your ideas more effectively when you're not on a forum?

Surely people who have had better things to do than post on here daily have more of a life than people that practically live on here!

Not at all, just that sometimes some posters go against the status quo to promote conversation.



Again no, maybe people who spend a lot of time with one eye on here have very different working and personal circumstances to those that don't.

For example,. I'd bet that I've experienced more in my 33 years than a fair amount of the other posters of similar age.

True, I doubt you could really be as sanctimonious as you appear in print and have managed to survive 33 years without someone smashing your face in.

if all of you feel the need to continue this little friendly chat can you do in in provate please.

Ta.

so we have gained 7000 mute fans and the 6000 that have been there from Boulevard have lost their voice?

Didnt you say the sound from Threepenny never travelled?

Lets face it

The KC is rubbish, and compared the the Boulevard, it is not a "home" venue. There is no advantage at all to the Hull team playing there.

Yes atmos is a factor, but we hardly play at the KC so that itself doest create any atmos. The team dont train there, that creates a level playing field when we are the home team.

Why are we not playing friendlies at home?

So, we'll go to the KC 13 times in 2009, there might be one good atmos (might not even be Rovers) as for the other 12, give me Boulevard and the 3d any day

i was taken to my first game at nine years old to the Boulevard in 91 i watched from scoreboard end! all way through the game all i could here was the 3d!! the next season i got my first pass and i made sure it was for the 3d was there till the end!! from my experiences from then till now i can count on one hand times the KC has matched the Boulevard!!

Got to say I actually prefered the away games at the Boulevard over the KC!

you need to read ther early pages of this thread again.

I disagreed with the view that some seem to have that the atmosphere at the KC is worse than that of the Boulevard. The basis of this is that the mjority who support this view cannot actually back it up as most are still upset we left the Boulevard and think its the be all and end all.

As has been pointed out, in its pomp (1979 - 1985) the Boulevard was an intimidating venue for visiting teams due to the noise generated by the vast majority of the ground, especially the 3d.

After the Bradfrod fire, (which saw the 3d capacity more than halved) attendances were on teh slide and the atmosphere was far less impressive, the odd game the exception.

After Hillsborough, the decision came to knock down 2/3 of the 3d for seats. basically the intimidating atmosphere was lost from that point forward, give or take the odd big game.

Someone mentioned a try scored by Chico Jackson against Batley in 1996, even referring to a video created a great atmosphere. That arguement is somewhat compromised as it was against a different team on a different season. Even the quote of "Tomlinson threw the pass" is somewhat odd as Glen Tomlinson played for Batley AFTER he has finished with us in 1998. So in some eyes the scoring of a try is the atmosphere



Quoting names like Edwards, Davies etc. They are too professional to come out in the public and say the reason they disliked playing at The Boulevard was the venomus hate ans spittal which went there way as they were taking the field



The FACT remains, that in the last 6-7 years of the Boulevard (attedances were rubbish with the execption of a handful of games), the atmosphere was poor. If you were one of the fortunately few in the 3d standing it might cloud your judgement, but beleive me when I say, the vast majority of the ground hardly knew you had started any singing.

Its a little like the myth the rovers fans would like everyone to beleive that craven park is "rocking". Having has the mis-fortune to go there 3 times in the last 2 season, you can hardly hear them in the Zeebrugge end.

Its not having a go at our past, its just being realistic about, what ended up being an appauling sports stadium.