I'd forgotten about there, but actually the site isn't big enough for a stadium and, adequate parking never mind other site facilities ..not by a long chalk. truth be told building a stadium right off Clive Sullivan years ago off Brighton St. or Pryor way with direct access both by road and rail would have being ideal..but that chance went long before.

While finding discussions about Hull City abiding by Premiership rules that Under 19/under 21 games at some time have to be played at KC it is worth noting that Man U under 21/Liverpool under 21 are playing tonight at The Leigh Sporting Village - I know this cos its on SS1. So don't believe all the guff from SMC. As it is and I am sure there are people much cleverer than me but I don't believe that the joint lease was signed by the Hull clubs and the Premiership so they have no legal right to inflict their rules. Over to you AP and your legal advisors.
Can people also reflect that Bristol City, Coventry City, Reading, Wigan and to a lesser extent Warrington, both Milan Clubs and I am sure many more are playing in joint Stadiums do they all have the same problems as we do.

Birds eye is 4.75 acres IIRC

The KC is very close to that size, its been proved on here

Doesn't look like anybody wants to sign for city atm, another nail in the coffin towards relegation

Any news on a buyer for City? Been on the market for 9 months, I'd imagine stock's not improving. Hmm..

Buyers may now be thinking that they'll wait til they're relegated and get the club on the cheap, with a few players moved on and off the wage bill. Can't see any way back for City after today's result, defence is leaking goals, they can't score and no one seems to want to sign for them.

I did wonder whether that may be the case. Still quite bunched up from Palace down though, got a feeling City'll survive as there are plenty of teams round them not doing so well either. The intention to sell though, I do wonder how sincere and proactive it is. Seems a long time with no interest.

We've not heard from vespa boy for a while. Wonder why no?

Busy on the CTWD stuff. He's on CityIndependent forum. Some rather rude things to say about Allam.

11 games without a goal in 15 games is shocking form though, if they were grinding out 0-0 draws you could say there was some hope, but they are also leaking goals every week

I've said it before, I'll say it again. City can go down for all I care.

Is Ass'ole Allam waiting for a parachute payment before ditching the club?

Looking at their remaining fixtures, I can't see them picking up more than 9 or 10 points before the end of the season

away to Manchester City nxt Saturday

Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester utd, nal still to play at kc stadium

If Status Quo played at the KC, City would still get beat.

I reckon so. He will probably trouser the parachute payment to recover the money he has loaned to the club and then sell it for whatever he can get.

If City are relegated, Allam will use the parachute payments to pay himself his loans back, City will have to drastically reduce the wage bill and so will fade back to a lower championship club.

I sincerely hope they stay in the Premiership and preferably Allam sells them, but the fact is he never did nor does he have any intention of selling, with the massive loans he's put in they're unsaleable. He likes it that way.

Maybe he'll use the money to build a new stadium out west?

looks like nobody will sign today, like others have said, hull city in the premiership is great but whilst the d!ck-tator is at the helm i wont shed a tear if they go down!

City looking like the team that everyone says have too many good players to go down - but go down!

Hope not from a sporting perspective but will shed no tears for Allam if they do.

I think if city go down Allam will take the parachute payment to pay back his 'gift' to the city and clear off.

Not even sure that's true tbh. From what I've seen they just aren't a good set of players

On paper they are better then bottom 3.

As a team they clearly aren't!

Huddlestone, Livermore, Ramirez, Jelavic, Hernandez, Davies, Dawson, McGregor and Robertson.

Not too shabby on paper.

With Redknapp going QPR have gone from relegation certainties to another team City have to worry about.

And they're saying today that they hope to have a new manager in time for their game at City. What are the odds that the new man gets their first away result in that game?

Yes we should be concerned! Let's hope the FA stick to their guns and confirm their origial decision, not to allow Allams proposed name change. of Hull Cty Apparently the decision will be made next week. If the decision gowes against him then Allam is set to walk, after all, he never goes back on his word!!!!
Bye, Bye Allam........................

I would be amazed if the FA changed their minds, City are not a big club in Premier League terms and allowing them a name change would open the floodgates to sponsor names. If it was Man City's billionaire owners demanding to be called 'Etihad City' it might be a different matter, but the FA know that City are easily replaced by the likes of Derby, Middlesbrough etc if they go down.