I don't have a drum.

Or the other spin you could have put on this was, it was actually the best turnout from wigan for five years. The incident with the coach, although extremely regrettable, happened away from the stadium and is unfair to connect it to hull FC.

While it is impossible to say if the people who put the coach windows through were hull fans or not, I don't think it's unfair to think it might have been. A coach full of away fans has a brick thrown through the window yes not at the ground but in the city. I don't know of any random attacks on coaches save for football related. I don't think it's a massive jump for people to think its connected weather rightly or wrongly.

Yes.....I have the same feeling when I read some of Coddy's nonsense over on the Sin Bin.

Top marks for the steward though on spotting a satorical wrong 'un and insisting that standards were mantained......

I reckon he was mistaking you for one of the many other fatboys.

You still scared of Bailey by any chance?

Why would I be?

Completely agree, but Hull is an easy target for those who like to put a negative slant on things.

I'd say it would only be fair to connect the incident if those throwing the bricks has been decked in Hull colour, which was stated at the time was not the case.

With regard to the pricing and back OT. You could have bought tickets from Headingley prior to the game for £23. Hull are not the only club to have a pricing structure which is beneficial to home fans. Ironically after the commotion made by one Wigan fan on the VT, the DW pricing policy is similar (albeit slightly cheaper) to the KC for the stands behind the goals.

I find it odd that RL fans complain about pricing. For what many proclaim to be "The Greatest Game", certainly in comparision to football, there are plenty who want it at a knock down price.

I doubt it's the fact that the price is £25 that has annoyed people, more that it is obviously a policy designed to fleece away fans. There is no other reason for a stand behind the posts being the most expensive stand in a stadium like the KC. It's not for Hull City so why for Hull FC?

For the umpteenth time, the difference in price is a kind gesture from Adam Pearson in a bid to attract more Hull fans back following the shambles under the previous board.

Like all clubs you had the chance to buy discounted tickets for the game....You would buy if you really wanted to support your team. Dont hide behind the pricing structure as an excuse for not attending.

You had your chance as I say for cheaper tickets so get over it!!!

In it.

Its a local stand for local people.