Still new stadia built with standing facilities, Halliwell Jones as an example, also think the new Saints ground does. Strange isn't it that these new stadiums are fitted with the facility to stand?

Not really, given that these stadia were built solely for Rugby and not mixed use with football.

I know that, the point been people still like to stand at RL games and I'm sure they would in football to.

Wouldn't Hkr need the West stand for the cooperate side?

I'd see no problem with hkr getting the West, west upper and north with Hull getting east and south.

Wouldn't that give Hull around 10,000 tickets and hkr 13,500?

From a totally disabled point of view there are some ambulent disabled seating in the South Stand but no where else in the ground other than the designated disabled seating points for wheelchairs. Where would ambulent Hull FC disabled fans who need those particaular seats sit? Just my own personal observations to show it isn't as clear cut as some think it would be.

But your point is, pointless, as the law requires football stadia to be all seating.

Where would they go at KR?

Exactly,and based on rovers average attendance this would be a decent option.

Where would they sit at other grounds?

At the end of the day it would be a hkr home game.

They don't have ambulent disabled facilities so its irrelevant.

This is a reason some of us don't go to away matches

Ah right, I see your point and I'd guess that hkr would release them to hkr fans who needed the seats first then the rest to hull fans.

Exactly. BTW not saying I'm opposed to this, just trying to point out (from my own circumstances) that it wouldn't be as clear cut as people think. Not for me, but it could stop some Hull FC fans from missing out on a fixture at their home ground.

I do understand what your saying but I do think it's clear cut, it would be a hkr home game.

Hull would have no rights over the ground, not even the home changing rooms (unless they have their own locked room like souths at the anz). The boxes, directors seats, cooperate rooms and the bar would all be under hkr discretion.

Where would a disabled Wigan fan (for example) sit if they come to the KC? I would have thought a new stadium would have have to have facilities to cater for this. I would have thought Premier League guideline specified this?

Did you not read the initial post that I responded to?

I didn't, only joined part way through, I have obviously missed something.

I'm an East stander so I would want an East stand ticket.

If they are in a wheelchair they would sit in either of the two disabled viewing areas in the North Stand. Unfortunately the ambulent disabled seats are only situated in the South Stand.

In truth, if it did actually happen - I'd want the opposite. As a home fixture I would want the home areas - such as the East/South Stand and West Lower. Obviously we'd never sell all these areas - so maybe something could be done with the west lower. The principle being that us (Rovers) being the home side - get the home areas - particularly east/south stands

I'd also doubt that the fixture would even break 15k - if recent views are anything to go by. I'd est 6-7k Rovers fans would potentially bother, with a similar-ish turn from you lot. Knowing that the proceeds will be going to us will probably put off most of your fans. Then adding I can't sit in my own seat will probably be the tipping point to the rest.

Adding that the bulk of our support will come from our season ticket holders (thus already paid) we'd be almost entirely dependent on how many FC fans turned up, as to whether we even broke even. Quoting Freppy's touted £15,000 to use the stadium, then adding expenses - I'm not even sure it's a good idea to move the fixture at all - what ever our capacity is going to be.

It's all hearsay anyway,and doubt it would come to fruition.

What about parking , surely no passes would be valid and Dobbins would get first dibs

Why?

Mine was only a example to make it easier to split the ground, if hkr wanted the south, east and parts of the lower west then it would be theirs to have.

Karl
you are a sh-t stirrer ..The funny thing about this is when I posted a few season ago that Rovers play the Hull game at
the K C so all fans would get a better chance to see the game ..The Rovers fan Scream why should they give up ground advantage ..Now they on this forum saying it's a good idea ..and they want this and that ..One day if this is true they might make up they mind's ..