I have rec'd the following response from Mike Smith on this matter:

"I am looking into this at the moment – so can’t comment either way

However our fans will always be first priority"

So it's not a possibilty then, my bad...

Really? if this comes to be are season ticket holders who do not wish to enter the kc entitled to 1/13 of their money back? I paid for 13 home games in my seat.

I'd happily travel over to the KC providing, of course;

[listI don't have to mess around swapping my ticket
I'll have a similar view, around the halfway line, not too far back
My parking pass will be valid for the KC, again, without the hassle of having to swap
HKR wear the home strip
The screen and PA are under [iour [/icontrol
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There's maybe more, I'll add as they become apparent.

Why would you not wish to enter the KC?

I want a 99, with a flake, or else the deals off.

How could the club guarrentee you a seat of your choice without swapping your tickets?

Well, I have kept quiet long enough, weighing up the pros and cons of this rumour (as that's all it is until we hear anything more). I would much rather see the game at Craven Park in front of 8500 than move to the KC. If Mike Smith's priorities are HKR fans, then its a no brainer as this is enough capacity to please our own support.

As for the away fans, well having read 25 pages of objections to us playing the fixture at the KC, my considered opinion is; bollox to 'em. Give them 100 tickets for the south end of the Well and they can auction them off for all I care.

The bile & hatred pouring out since Silly Billey started this thread (which imediately precipitated the equivalent over on the FC board) should be more than enough to convince anyone that we should not move the game. The only benefactors would be Hull fans, as they could attend the game. Seeing as they are appalled at the idea, let them sit in their armchairs and watch it like they do every other year.

Amen

They could guarantee my seat of choice by posting a ticket out to me?

What I mean is, It's not my choice to change the venue of the fixture, so if it did move, I'd expect to have no hassle or extra inconvenience, I'd be happy anywhere providing it was pitch-side rather than behind a goal [iand [/ilower tier.

Well they could let all season pass holders pick their seats on line and send them a e ticket, anyone unable to do this can go in the shop or sit in a unreserved area.

Tbh the arguments pro/con are getting pretty tedious.

Hkr would get more much needed revenue and hull fc fans would get to see the game with a good view.
Win win

People are refusing to look at the bigger picture mate. They are more concerned with worrying about whether the club/fans at the other side of the river get a small gain out of it. Pretty sad really.

Agreed mate, it's quite scary.

Talk about cutting your nose off.

I do but some wont. I live 30 miles out of town, am I to assume i will be inconvenienced by having to do a 60 mile round trip just to "swap" my stub for a ticket? will I have to queue on a work day to "get" a similar seating position to the one i have in the RM stand? will i get my work pay and diesel money back?

Nothing at all to do with that, Bought a pass for convenience, I don't see how HKR can make this run smoothly.

TBH as PAC has said FC gain as well as they get extra 10%'s of any tickets they sell.

Even then you could do it to spite the other side...

Hull FC fans as taking away Rovers home advantage, Rovers fans as taking over Hull's home.

Lose, lose!

If you get the east you can have it! Its E7, CC203

Can understand the reasons if it happens.

Rovers club shop is an "experience" at the best of times, imagine how pear shaped this could go

Baggy Chav corner,who's with me

,buy a Burberry hat and give the =#FF0000Edit-AS it back

The 1980s just rang and asked for their attitude back.

diddums

Great comeback.

Thanks

Yeah, it was shatpank, no surprise you recognised it.