You could buy a Town season pass for £250. That’s pretty amazing for 19 games of Premiership football. It’s about thirteen quid a game. It compares pretty well with £125 for 14 Superleague games.

There’s a hell of a lot that Fartown can learn from their stadium-mates on engaging with the Town’s public.

Last point in this little rant!

You might not like football, nor do I really, but Niobe can deny that it’s a very high profile business. And Rugby league isn’t.

I'm a HTFC fan and I think they are doing magnificently. They have created an identity and a way of doing things, instilled pride in the shirt and gotten everyone pulling in the same direction. Managing expectations will be the biggest challenge for HTFC but in terms of maximising performances, playing smart, improving attendances and so on they have nailed it. Fartown could learn a lot from the way Wagner & Hoyle have gone about their business. Sean Jarvis too.

If they can keep hold of Kongolo that will be a massive bonus but I doubt it'll happen unfortunately.

Never happen.

I love both clubs so posts like that one from Jools does my head in. There needs to be more unity between the two clubs and a line drawn under everything that previously happened. The Giants would benefit massively from trying to ride the coat tails of HTFC. But alas... Grudges be grudges, and yes it works both ways.

least we benefit from a fresh lick of paint at the stadium!

Here. here Durham.

Don't forget Sir Patrick and it's the Uni now.

Agree with everything Durham, Steve May etc, etc say. I was brought up watching, Town and Fartown by my late father and brought my 2 sons up the same, my grand daughter also has the bug. My eldest who lives in Scotland has a Town season ticket and get's down to watch Town/Fartown whenever he can and the youngest son and grand daughter both have season tickets for both clubs. We're all born, bred and very proud of Huddersfield's illustrious history, both on and off the sports fields.
Here's to the future success of all things Huddersfield.

I'm not a soccer fan at all but i was rooting for town to stay up. People who compare the two clubs have really got no idea, Yes there is massive amounts of money involved in soccer, but for a team to just hold there own in the top league is a massive achievment, I'm the only League fan in my family, all the rest are Town mad, and good luck to them

Rugby league in comparison to Soccer is just nowhere, and anyone belittling Town for just surviving is just indulging in sour grapes, Have they forgotten we survived by a lick of paint, and just last season we lost in the CC to some part timers. The very best opposition in League pales in comparison to the opposition Town face in most of their games.

Absolutely spot on Durham, Steve May and Danril....I'm one with a tiny mind who supports both and have season tickets for both. Those belittling Town should get down there and see a team that works its socks off, plays the game plan and is backed by a set of supporters that have earned praise this season from other teams support for the fantastic atmosphere generated. A team that is miles behind the rest of the league in budget...and they also tend to keep supporters informed unlike the Giants..Thorman apart..who seem to operate like a secret service. I hope the Giants keep improving on field and off as well and can get back to being a formidable side again but I for one will back both sides going forward

Working abroad as I have done on and off the the past 16 years I can attest to how Town being in the Premier league raises the profile of the whole town . I`m sure that not one of my students or fellow teachers had ever heard of Huddersfield before , now at least they have . Even if a few of them have asked me if it`s a district in London.

cant wait to see all the town fans come out and support the giants in the qtr finals of the cup now the football season is over!!

couldnt get a ticket sold out

plenty of seats for our games though!