Can you do b)without doing a)?

It annoys me that the only songs for players that get sung by a lot of people are the Yeamo Yeamo one, or "There's only one [insert player name"

I like the Joe Westerman song, and the Mark O'Meley one, but nobody sings them.

Be good to hear the FC aces song, I was born in Threepenny Stand song that used to be song

" sung about every player. No creativity anymore. Only time I hear new songs is at away games, when people are most likely on the same coach coming up with the same songs and have had a cheeky few to get them past the "I don't care if I'm singing on my own" phase!

I still think "Stop! Hame time!" would have been a hit when Lauaki was here

There are some creative song writers out there - the saints game in the fog springs to mind as there were some good songs sang there. Also a few years ago now, away at Wakefield and it pi55ed it down - cue songs of "you've only got one roof" and "singing in the rain"

We are probably one of the least creative bunch of fans when it comes to songs. Wigan are miles ahead of us. We only have 2 songs.

you want to sing, join a choir guys!

I go to the rugby to watch the game, not sing songs.

The point is Wembley is all seater and we all sing and make an atmosphere so the KC being all seater does not mean it has to be a poor atmosphere. The reason it is a poor atmosphere is because the songs are crap and the supporters have not had much to cheer about in the last 3 to 4 years. The comparison you are making is to a very sucessful era for the club.

That should have come with a sarcastic warning attached. Or is it a typical Maddy styled negative Hull FC comment like the ones we have come to expect of you?
Was it written as you contemplated suicide yesterday as your precious Man Utd blow a lead and Hull's kids were doing their utmost to hold the best team in the league?
Would you rather we sing football songs like the rest of the league?

I personally feel that if standing areas where to be introduced to the KC, then it will make an impact to the atmosphere within the stadium. If for instance the SMC went along with a proposed idea to create standing areas; I'd like to see something along these lines:



I know it won't be to everyone's liking and I'll probably get a fair number of critics, however a similar sort of thing is done at saints' new ground and I think something similar could work well. Then again, I'm always coming up with stupid ideas that only I can make sense of



As for the songs sung, I think we really do need to up the ante and show the rest of the league just how passionate us Hull fans can be! The atmosphere is awful of late, people are scared to sing and shout and support their team! Songs give the crowd a massive boost and raises the morale of the boys on the pitch. It's a win win situation!

That's surely a lie.

Pinocchio told lies. Maybe one day you'll be turned into a real person too.

Hello stalker haha. Negative?

What has football got to do with this? What has Twitter got to do with RLFans?

If it bothers you why follow me? Who are you on twitter?

Well you can see it was written today, you're not that dim. Actually the football was finished well before I walked into the KC to support the team.

Yes I would like us to be more creative, the Wigan fans were excellent yesterday and had a variety of songs.

So I really don't see what your point is/was.

If Hock played on sunday in front of the Threepenny they would have ripped into him for 80 minutes about his addictions. Not so much as a mumble from the KC

Salford away last season was the best game for new songs, there was a Tom Briscoe one that we were singing for ages but apart from a few people around us people just turned round and looked at us like we were idiots.

I did make a comment about nailing the druggy, and then realised we're hardly the fans of the right team to be taking the p*ss out of druggies!

Again, you can't say "the atmosphere was good at a final so why not at a league game". They're totally different. Everyone is up for it. Regardless of where you were sat, you wanted to sing and shout. Compare that to a league game against Widnes for example. The people that want to sing may be spread out everywhere, and thus not much gets off the ground. At terraced grounds, these people all stand together and things take off.

Even when we were on our great run in 2006, we barely had much going.

Being all-seater doesn't mean there can't be a good atmosphere. But it does prevent it from happening more often than it could.

The shiite we've been playing since 2008 has hardly been conducive to a decent atmosphere or fans being assed to make up new songs

Exactly, and is also why our attandances have fallen.

Wigan are hardly in a position to chant about fans leaving early but it didn't stop them!!

The atmosphere was hardly rocking pre-2007 to be fair.

Some great atmospheres at the KC. leeds games always used to be special. Also remember cracking atmospheres at the bradford play off game in 2006 and the wigan one in 2007

Yep, we used to have some good atmosphere going on.

Back to winning ways = More fans + Better atmosphere.