I was looking to go to Hull this weekend and wondered why the away supporters are charged £25 behind the goals yet home supporters only pay £19 for the opposite end?

Quote: rhinoholic "I was looking to go to Hull this weekend and wondered why the away supporters are charged £25 behind the goals yet home supporters only pay £19 for the opposite end?'" viewtopic.php?f=2&t=525632&tsmp=1335820541 It is fairly shocking really and, one could surmise, reflects on the club's new owner. Unfortunately with no rules in place as there are in football regarding away fan pricing we are at the mercy of Pearson - and I think we're all starting to get an understanding of his mindset now.

Quote: rhinoholic "I was looking to go to Hull this weekend and wondered why the away supporters are charged £25 behind the goals yet home supporters only pay £19 for the opposite end?'" viewtopic.php?f=2&t=525632&tsmp=1335820541 It is fairly shocking really and, one could surmise, reflects on the club's new owner. Unfortunately with no rules in place as there are in football regarding away fan pricing we are at the mercy of Pearson - and I think we're all starting to get an understanding of his mindset now.

It's because Adam Pearson is a tool of the highest order. He's blundered his way into Rugby League thinking he's the top man and can do what he pleases. Gary Hetherington showed him that's not necessarily the situation re the Briscoe case, but Pearson seems keen alienate away supporters in such austere times by hiking their ticket prices. I would send Hull an allocation of tickets at £25 a time for the Western Terrace when they come over.

I think I'll give it a miss, the price is high but the principle is the main issue
Plenty of other reasons not to go but they never stopped me before so it is just the overcharging

I'm giving it a miss. I enjoy a trip to Hull but I won't pay that.

Hundreds of Wigan fans gave it a miss in protest along with emailing Hull FC with complains, we got told pretty much that we wasnt being overcharged but they was rewarding the home fans with cheap tickets for their loyalty. And some of who did go got met with bricks on the way out. Hull FC wrong on so many levels this year.

Hull is one of my favourite away trips, but no way am I prepared to pay that. I'll be staying away for the first time since Hull moved to the KC.

Well played Mr Pearson.

Pub or settee for me, it would have been anyway but I'll use fake indignation at the pricing structure. It's a disgrace.

£25 to sit down directly behind the posts at KC Stadium.

Same view at Headingley £30!

Its like banging your head against a brick wall.

Not really the point is it?

It never is.

Presume you are a Hull fan?

Glad you find it amusing that your club is so eager to discourage away fans travelling. Why should we when we are getting ripped off like this?

How would you feel if you turned up at Headingley for the return fixture and got charged £26 to stand on the Western Terrace instead of a Leeds fan being charged £20? still be laughing then?

What Hull have done is firstly brought in the pre sale price of 23 quid for the north stand, this brings it inline with the rest of the stadium, and is clearly so the club can anticipate away fans numbers.

The South stand has been discounted 4 quid (now 19) per ticket as a thank you and apology to the dross served up for the past few years in a effort to stop the crowds dwindling.

The full stadium is priced at

South Stand £19 £15 £10
East Stand (Reserved) £24 £19 £12
East Stand (Unreserved) £23 £19 £12
West Stand (Reserved) £24 £19 £14
West Stand Family Stand (Reserved) W1 and W2 1 ad + 1 jun £25 2 ads + 2 juns £50
North Stand £23 in advance £25 on gate £19 £14

The prices are quite fair across the board Leeds fans can sit were ever they want, although I expect (like I would) you'd like to stay together in the North.