When Salford were building the Salford City stadium, the RFL recommended that 30% of the seating was allocated for away supporters. With Mrs B's and mine and 498 other deckchairs on the grassy knoll, that brings it up to 2100, that's still only 21%

I'm sorry - the relevance?

No need to be sorry. Pjhoe was asking about the number of away allocated tickets. You answered that in the case of NCP this year it's 18% (17 and a bit, really). Pjhoe was inferring that there is a set amount that [imust[/i be allocated under RFL rules, and I suggested 30% may the the number, as that was the amount they recommended Salford allocate to Away support when they were building their stadium.

FC won't bring many;
Monday night,
On Sky,
Don't want to give Hudge money,
Don't want to inhabit the South terrace,
Old faithful only applies when team look like winning.

They won't be missed.

Why are you bothered? See above, you won't bring 300 let alone 3,000.

Additionally, it can't be 30% because that would mean the North stand at the KC would have to house 7,500.

Applying Rovers fans' principle at Huddersfield, then. Apart from the fact Huddersfield offer seats, cover, and a view of the pitch.

What are you talking about? We took 4,000 to Huddersfield, outnumbered them 4/1.

Ive just had a quick gander on google and it is 30% but that was 2006 so might have changed by now .


Haha 4thousand at huddersfield

So the attendace at giants was 5,000 ?

The North stand isn't the only away allocation at the KC if necessary demand commands more. We can accommodate a 30% Away capacity if necessary with West Upper. In the majority of cases, the away support of any RL game isn't going to be 30% of any SL ground's capacity, and the RFL benchmark doesn't become an issue. Unless it's a really small capacity ground, like yours, then there could be a problem if away support demand is sufficient to warrant imposing the 30% rule (if it is one).

It's unlikely that demand will be anything like that for the derby, for the reasons you gave. But it would be interesting to see what would happen if Hull decided to command their share. You might have to give up your RM seats.

Yeah, if you worked that out all on your own, well done.

Pointless trolling question posed by PJBore, you've (FC) not come close to commanding 30% of our capacity, unlike us, of course. Travel in numbers we do.

well coming to the kc is your new wembley

Haha, very clever, I get it!

Because you can't beat us there?

Ah thanks, I never knew this.
The only 30% away alloaction I can find (or be bothered to find) for Salford's new build is within the dissability section.

[iPolicy for allocation of accessible seating for home and away supporters(recommendation is 30% for away supporters)[/i

Thought we did this season at your new wembley .
Im still laughing at 4k to giants haha sweet dreams

An away following for you to dream of.

My dreams will be Blake Green, and Orange and a corn on the cob, mmh!

Ooo back of the net!

there is no set percentage you have to give to away fans at all in rugby league there is in football but thats only for cup games

There isnt an actual rule stating 30% or even 10%.
30% is just what the RFL recommended to salford- which actually means naff all. Therefore you will get the south stand every season and thats it. (or you can buy your tickets from hull kr and go with family/friends in another stand.

skips full and theres some new gates been put up leading onto the site

Standee is an idiot even by Hull FC standards.

He's awfully cross of late.

From what could be seen on TV on Friday night there doesn't appear to be a lot of progress being made with the construction. Any reasons why? Its not like it would be a Nou Camp sized project.

It's a 52 week project.