Hull’s not a bad place – one road from Leeds – ample parking – easy to get to – two easy points, on the down side it stinks and is full of inbred morons; swings and roundabouts really.

I have always enjoyed my visits to the K.C. and have never personally encountered any problems. I look forward to going again for the cup game.
I just cannot understand the obsession with both sets of Hull fans about attendances.

I went to the Hull v Leeds SL game at the KC in 2005 (0-0 at half time).

Undoubtedly one of the best games I have ever witnessed.

I will be attending .
A word of warning for anyone intending to travel on the Rhinos on the Road coaches ..

There's some proper riff-raff travel on them . So choose your coach carefully

Aye mate your not lying theres this one guy who wears a bright orange woolly hat and some Harry Potter style glasses with no lens in them,

You said it.

BOOM!!!

Headshot.

So which one are you then? Riff or Raff?

Anybody know how many Saints fans came to the 4th round match last year? IIRC the attendance was under 18k (compared to 20k for the end of season "hubcap decider") so that would suggest this free ticket malarky doesn't give an incentive for many people to make the journey.

I regularily go the KC stadium for our matches.Havent had any bother ironically since i STOPPED going on the club coaches,so thats going a Lonnnng time back.Where i park and acess the stadium is essentially 100% locals and not a problem whatsoever.
I think its reasonable to discuss whether a match will be well attended,seems a fairly obvious topic of convo for me.A good attendance usually creates a better atmosphere for one thing.In this case it reflects to a degree how RL looks on TV as well.

A taxi full.

As already stated it's not free just because the ticket is though.

I'm hazarding a guess I'll spend about £15 on my bus, £5 on food and about £25 on beer, making it about a £50 day out. Times that by 4 for a family and it's still an expensive do.