Proves one thing, he never went before the KC, after all he refuses to stand in conditions to watch his team.

Yes I know, I spent the previous three days in church praying for it



God duly responded for his team

Went to the Boulevard for the first time in 1978 actually. And the thing that gets me is the arrogance of your club in making the gme more expensive for FC fans than anyone else.

Anyway, hope you get your tickets, and your finances, sorted out soon.

i think rovers on holderness road had half the tickets and the grund had the other we worked out that around 300 people from each would get served and the rest would go home empty handed we only got allocated 3000 tickets and the rest went to hull fans who havnt watched there team play for 10 years as i already no allot of people going to watch the match who have not been for many years this is unfair on layal supporters

We discount for games where we don't sell out, we charge the listed prices for games we do sell out, it would be pi$$ poor management if we didn't wouldn't it.

Someone picked mine up for me and my finances are fine thanks.

You know that first bit is a lie.

Ask the club for matchday prices, they are set for the season and discounted as the club see fit.

I kow how they spin there way out of it rover.

what about the the 3 previous kc league derbies??? If you've been to the previous games you'll know there will be more than the 3000 there and tbh i'd be suprised if there wasn't 7000 there on good friday.

as for the loyal supporter argument... it's the same both ways

£24 for west upper, travelled and got into harlequins 4 less than that!

did you travel on horse?
are you one of those who've just moved onto the old humbrol site?

£10 to get in, 4 in a car (economical diesel) fuwk off to your caravan!

It wasn't even that funny

won't be the same this season though.

It was cheaper for me to go to the stoop than go to craven park and the stand there is near the pitch.

It amused me.

do you not think it is a tad excessive (same price to hfc non pass holders)?
i'm sure i paid around the same for an international at the kc, a few years back.

A similar thread will be on our forum about a month before we come to Craven Park, without doubt.



I'll be saving the hassle again by just purchasing a ticket for the Golf Stand instead, which I'm sure most of you can/will do by sitting in the West Upper.

Agree it's expensive but when you compare it to what we get at your place for £17 it's not that bad.

This thread goes round each year like a washing machine.
1. Rovers charge more for the south stand on derby day because it will get filled. They advertise this in good time and do not think of a number and double it as you are going through the turnstyle.
2.Rovers have been given 3600 tickets for the North stand in a ground that holds (on derby day between 23-24000) or 15%. Rovers give Hull 1700 tickets in a ground that holds 10400, or16.5%.
3. The official club shop on Holderness road should have dealt with all ticket sales. People need to know where and what.

for 24 fuwkin quid! just me and the missus is bad enough, feel sorry for the people with families who may not be able to afford it!
my point is you have a 25000 capacity stadium, paid for by everyone in this city, if it is not a sell out and people miss out for financial reasons than it would be a shame.

Agreed but it will sell out no danger and for those who do miss out it's on sky.

The game will sell out though. If it didn't, I'd agree with your point.

thought it held about 9500? when did it change?

When the East stand was extended. Not been for a while?