How come the Hull fans at that end were celebrating the two tries that were disallowed at the other end?

I think you've just answered your own question with that statement pal!

You havent thought this question through properly have you

Oh dear

Post of the year!

Brilliant

You can get away with asking this question on the six-fingered forum ( which is were you stole it from ) as they are all thick

Quite.

Bit of a difference between a typo and being thick

O bless .

Of course it's been thought through, in the same way that the Hull fans had a screen twenty foot square to look at and still can't work out what a forward pass is.

But you can't tell on TV replays remember





Why exactly did you post this thread, must be easier ways to look stupid?

All depends how the thread is taken I suppose. Obviously I can see what you're all getting at, my point is as Raynor was running in towards the line, the crowd celebrated, yet then make out they can't see.

They were watching on the big screen, obviously as quoted by many Rovers fans over the last few days you can't tell on TV....replays don't help.....they couldn't understand why 'televised' try was disallowed.

Thread over!!

Modabee

I have a personality thanks

I came to the HULL KR in 2005 and stood in south stand. The view is really bad, I rarely miss a game but KR is a game I have not attended since 2005. And until they sort Craven Park out I will not be attending.

Call yourself a fan...blah blah blah



Seriously I think this has been done to death now, certain Rovers fans need to accept that there IS a large number of people that stay away because of the view.

Along with a certain proportion who haven't twigged that the South Terrace is not the only option.

get a ticket in the north stand then like most away fans

you are kidding right? ...why were they celebrating?...because they couldnt see jack mate...no getting around it its the worst "stand" in superleague!

It is if ya can't get down to CP or the Rovers shop.

Was the first Derby game I've ever missed and I've never stood in the South Stand, but only cos I can get tickets.

If Hull were awarded Tickets for the North Stand it would of sold out, would as many Rovers fans gone in the south??...I doubt it.

It is admittedly a major logistical undertaking to travel across the vast sprawling metropolis that is Hull. I know this having purchased derby tickets from the KC in the past, losing several huskies and two good sherpas in the process.

You need to take more care then, it's a dangerous place out there.