Absolutely no idea. If they have they certainly haven't kicked up a fuss like you lot have. Even fans who don't go to games are getting involved

Hmm thats odd as your website says that the £10 tickets were available for the Wigan game and the Bradford game?

You're correct - but call it what you like, it's still a farce they charge anyone to stand all the way over there.

I go to away matches and I am sticking to my own protest



I know the answer already ................. no one

as a Rovers fan who does not wear red & white tinted specs....the south stand is an absolute disgrace !!!

To charge £17 to the Hull fans when they routinely charge £10 to others, is a disgrace !!!

That's singular, not plural

I don't care.

I'm paying very little indeed.

Nice comfortable seat.

Lots of good booze.

Full surround sound and a high definition picture.

or £17-00 to listen to a group of braying donkeys having a go at each other

Thank you



Most KR fans I talk to at work say the same and I hope I would speak up if FC tried to charge KR more then other away fans are charged. The KC is the dearest stadium in the league for both home and away supporters, but the price is the same for walk up spectators.

The situation is like this:

Nobody at HKR likes having the South Terrace like it is but at this point in time it hasn't been possible to rectify the situation. As soon as it is the plans are in place for it to be sorted.
Also with regards to the £17 whilst been outrageous to charge them more it has been good business as they have filled out the stand regardless.
This year however it has more or less backfired.

With Hull doing so badly and Sky covering the game it was never going to be a packed house.

Hopefully by next season this problem will have been solved.

What the original carefully omitted to say is the North Stand ( seated ) is available to ALL fans. The fact is that those same patronising Hull fans when Rovers won promotion to Super League ( those who expressed glee at eight easy points in the first season derbies) have become frustrated by their inability to compete in these games and realise that tomorrows game they expect a hammering and will use any excuse not to be present.

IF they were challenging to finish in a top four position and Rovers were playing like headless muppets they would be queuing at the KC demanding more tickets.

IAKOW...my ar$e

You've ran out of mugs to fill that end. I don't think many were returning customers each game. Although i am a mug and will be there with my telescope

So I assume you have spoken up then, considering our £1 surcharge this season?