Nope but keep on spinning it.

Pay the quid you tight sods

No i wont.

All this over an extra pound, i know that a donation to charity should be optional if you want to pay it. Like most other people i donate to Children in need through many ways if its through the childrens school or a pound in the box at asda. I dont have an issue with what Hull fc are doing and if it was £30 a ticket i would be there cheering on the boys because to any true supporter these games are the ones that matter

You already know the answer, theres no demand for those tickets at any of the other fixtures so if it means we get a few extra people in at a discounted price then so be it. When we play Hull the ground will sell out at the normal prices

I have no problem with donating to charity and often do but surely it should be my choice as to whether I want to do it or not instead of getting told i have to if I want to attend the Hull Derby at the KC?

Bludger

Wait till the whip round in the press box, my spy will name and shame those who have short arms and deep pockets

If the price charged 90% of the time is £10, then that is the normal price, whatever some fictional "full price" might be claimed to be. Aren't there some OFT rules about suppliers of goods and services only being able to promote prices as being "discounted" when they're actually on offer at the "full price" for reasonable lengths of time?

you have a choice, just as we do, either go or dont.

You are obviously too retarded to dicipher the difference between the two situations

not really, i dont agree with either club doing what the do with the ticket price. You seem to think its ok for 1 but not the other. Both clubs are making us the supporters pay more (well not me at the KC as im a season pass holder).

How are Rovers making you pay more?

It is the normal ticket price fans to go in that stand. It is discounted for other games because of a severe lack of demand something which isn't the case when we play Hull FC

i always get ripped off on tickets for CP

i know where your coming from but its discounted for every team baring us, so putting the price up isnt fair on the supporters. But it is good business. As i said earlier, hull fc are making money for charity yet are not losing any of their own money. Good business also..

Due to the much publicised debts of Hull F.C, as of next season all away fans will be charged £27, however the following clubs will receive a £7 discount;

Bradford Bulls
Castleford Tigers
Catalans Dragons
Celtic Crusaders
Harlequins R.L
Huddersfield Giants
Leeds Rhinos
St Helens
Salford City Reds
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
Warrington Wolves
Wigan Warriors

Seems fair to me...

i'll jusy buy a ticket for the west stand dopey!

You do realise that charging away fans more than home fans is illegal don't you?

You too?....Bazza's aren't they

and charging 17quid to goto your ground is criminal

Still trying to keep those plates up I see.

We didn't put the price up though and that is the key diffrence between the 2 sitiuations.

so if hull annouced that the ticket price for then season was 50 quid but for every game except hkr they would be a 50% reduction that would be ok?

but that would mean charging non season ticket home fans 50 quid. Don't think that would go down very well

stop being a bellend, u know its wrong what both clubs are doing your just too proud to say anything bad about your club

So when you got a stadium record 9391 crowd vs Leeds last season, South Stand tickets were £17?

Strange also that it says here:

[urlhttp://www.hullkr.co.uk/news.php?id=972[/url

"Supporters that wish to pay via the turnstiles on the day will be charged full price for their South Stand ticket.Tickets for the South Stand on the day will be priced at £10 Adults, £5 Concessions/Children."

The thread started with the question of when they were on sale for away fans.
We now know that.
If people want to pay an extra quid they will its that simple.