true but we will take over 3.000 on sunday 45 mins in car and a hour on coach so yep hull fans will go to the moon and back to watch fc win if we can get though the ash ?

How would home fans feel about paying more to watch their own team than away fans do. Would it encourage walk up fans to go in the away end for home games?

A bloke I work with who's a steward at the KC tells me that chav corner has been much worse this season since they lifted the booze ban. Whether word's got around and that's a factor is anybody's guess.

After speaking to a Leeds fan and commenting that Leeds Bradford Cas etc do noy travel to Hull in large numbers ,his reply was WE FOLLOW LEEDS EVERYWHERE EXCEPT HULL .meaning FC and KR . He even started going on about the time at Huddersfield when the goal posts where pulled down .In the end I told him to grow up and get real .The thing is Hull as a city has been pulled down to much in the past .The people that live in all of these exclusive citys such as Leeds Bradford Cas and all the rest of the marvelous places where people are queuing up to live, because of the zero crime rates high employment figures etc .They need to to open there eyes and have a look at the real picture they live in holes
If they do not want to come good

Welcome to HELL I mean Hull

I quite enjoy my trips to hull with wigan watching both hkr and hfc. Kr is good because of George Fairburns pub the one with the windmill. Good cheap food in there.

Hull Fc I like visiting for the atmosphere, no matter how many wigan take there is a good atmosphere there and good banter. I have actually not seen any trouble between wigan and hull fans for close to two years now.

Apart from last year, numbers seemed to be down a bit at KC , wigan usually bring 1,500/2,000 to Kc and we usually fill the temporary stand at KR can see us bringing high numbers this year aswell with the team flying high at the top of the league

You have to be desperate for a pint to want to purchase it in the first place.