Our North Stand is a £1 more but that is because we sometimes put away fans on the touchline and thus it'd be unfair to charge them extra. You'd otherwise be charging them £19 in a £20 stand. Can't really win on that. You can't compare £1 difference to £4-£6 difference though surely?

I felt ripped off at the opening game of the season. £25 for away fans was and is a joke. Football prices to watch RL

Hopefully, enough fans from across the clubs don't go as a way of protest and hit Hull where it hurts.

Send the complaints direct to the Hull club and the RFL asking them to justify there prices see what comes back

Did that yesterday. Awaiting a responce from FC.

Ditto.

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As a Hull fan I must admit I dont agree with the club on this one, however based on the average amount of away supporters that attend the KC (probably about 300, excluding Rovers) I can see why the club have chosen to do this. Obviously it's a kick in the teeth for opposition supporters and its a shame but any 'boycott' that took place from away fans would probably go unnoticed. FWIW Wigan are generally one of the better turnouts at the KC, but it's the clubs choice, rightly or wrongly.

You will get even less with this sort of caper

But Hull are partially responsible for low away numbers by playing games on a Friday night.

I see they have now switched back to Sunday which is the appropriate resolution. I don't see why they need such high ticket/admission prices as well.

Why would you want to go to Hull anyway?

Both times I've been a section of home 'fans' have been baiting us inside and outside the ground, and one year a yob threw a brick at our coach, breaking the window.

Sorry, but I shouldn't have to feel unsafe at games.

The Hull fans did a great job of making away fans feel unwelcome at their ground, and now evidently the Hull officials have taken their lead from them.

If they don't want us, then they can have it their way, can't they? It's their loss.

I still remember the last day of the 'relegation' season when they started fighting amonst themselves in the North Stand of the JJB

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To be fair even when we used to play on sunday afternoons, away support was never anything startling. Like I say though, I arent defending the club on this one because I think they've got it wrong, I just think that regardless of pricing/ko time, etc we won't see a great deal of difference with away numbers because we never have. Barring Rovers, theres probably only the lancashire clubs who bring decent numbers.

The Hetherington/Agar effect has nothing to do with away fans, and therefore they should not be penalised.

Your gates will be down by more than 2000 this year if both your FANS and your BOARD insist in treating away fans in this way. It's bad business, bad for the spirit of the game, and if you continue with this, then you ought to be removed from Super League. It's quite simple, really.

Just had a mooch on the Hull Forum to get their view on the matter and came across this gem



so its our own fault for being geographically close, why didn't we realise? it all makes sense now...

So let me get this right.....

Instead of helping fans afford the trip over,t pennines, Hull penalise us for living so far away as their own fans travel too..........

What on earth is going on ?

I shall not be going, and I hate missing games, but we cannot make thier bias efforts pay them dividends or each club will begin to see the travelling supporters as an xtra cash cow to be milked as much as possible.

Hell, its just like the RFL do at internationals