Grow up! You give the modest number of Hudds fans a bad name.

Hull played the conditions better than your lot.

I’d be worried about McGillvery if I were you. Seems to have come back from injury with Teflon hands.

Concerned sbout Conner. Looked a back knee injury.

Hull played better 100% doesn’t take much to do that and Jerry is never his best with out Leroy in my opinion

Go to bed Joe.

No. The last time we moved to Sundays our attendances fell. Also the teams with the highest averages play on Fridays.

Sundays are good for away supporters but generally home supporters prefer Fridays.

Sponsor income plays a big role too, corporate hospitality is much more likely to be used on a Friday relative to the weekend.

Despite plenty of people on here moaning about them, Friday is by far the most commercially successful time to play a game so don't expect it to change anytime soon

Compare these photographs of the two home stands, immediately prior to kick off, with the away one https://attachment.outlook.live.net/owa/robadaddy@hotmail.com/service.svc/s/GetAttachmentThumbnail?id

Jake Connor has scan today .

Yep, nail on head.
If you are trying to take business clients to a game, it's a right pain to ask them to give up most of a day to attend but, plenty will make a Friday evening game.
On the flip side, getting families to attend is better on Sunday afternoons but, the corporate side is where the big bucks are, which is why so many clubs have switched to Fridays, plus, it's less disruption for having games moved by Sky as they too refer to screen Friday games.

hardly, the ones 'moved' into the side stand were moved because they were on the front rows and getting pi$$ed wet through thats where the came from and why the front rows are empty, they werent more they were just moved from the front rows, still a great turnout

Whilst the front row moved to stop getting wet, there were still many stood along the edges. As you say, a fantastic travelling support considering before kick off we were 1 from 14

A Hull fan comparing another’s teams ground as playing in a Cathedral..... Really ! ! !

“ Trips to Huddersfield are never that much fun and it would be good if one day that great old Club could attract a few more supporters, as playing at that cavernous stadium is often akin to playing rugby in a Cathedral “

Some of us can only dream of having a stadium like either of those but, the FC ground is THE best ground in SL.
OK it may not sell out but, it's a superb stadium and the wind doesnt howl in through the gaps at the back of the stand
As I said, some of us can only dream of such things.

Good of you to keep us updated with anything negative about Hull, you have been a bit quiet the last two weeks, any reason why?

Not sure why ones persons opinion out of 2000, really matters and is worth posting, but it fits in with your agenda doesn't it.