Born Waterloo then moved out to Freshfield, then over here at age 10.

My Uncle Paddy (RIP) moved over from Ireland to marry my Aunt.

Don't know the reasons he started to go to the rugby at The Boulevard but I have distinct memories of being a youngster with my brother and sister along with my cousins and my Uncle, stood in the old wooden Threepenny Stand. One of the most passionate FC fans I knew, at his funeral it was requested that at the wake people wore their FC shirts in memory.

even though i now live in edinburgh,i am a season pass holder with FC.i never miss a home game,500 mile round trip,in all kinds of weather.even when i was serving in the far east with the ROYAL NAVY,my family kept me upto date with the team.i can always remember, as a kid getting in at halftime for free on a saturday afternoon.

Dan FC - I lived in Wavertree for a couple of years when i was working at the uni there. Loved the city, apart from Goodison:) As you can see from my earlier post I'm a wooly originally.

Now that is loyalty.

Got to say I am pleased I am not buying your car off you.



Harping back to my earlier post,it was 1985 if I recall correctly.
The days of Norton,O`Hara,Stone,etc,etc............sigh,all nostalgic now.

Born and raised in London. My grandfather had friends from Hull and when I was about 8 I went with him on one of his trips up and was taken to see Hull FC. 42 years on still an FC fan and a season pass holder

Hello mate,first post?...hope you have a thick skin,you`ll need it on here.

Brought up around Pontefract and was bombarded with Wakey, Fev and Cas all the time. I favoured Fev but (maybe strangely) only really started watching RL with the Dons in about 1965 when they played at Tattersfield in front of 200 fans. They used to lose nearly every match but when I started supporting them they won the next four matches! I remember them winning at Headingley 22-11 when Lewis Jones was playing and Tasker, our left winger, scored four tries!

Moved to Hull in 1967 and was taken to the Boulevard and was gobsmacked by the atmosphere - haven't looked back since...

I (and my "cockney" accent) walk around east hull in my FC top. I think I can handle it.

Im an FC Evertonian aswell!

I was born down Edinbrough st Hessle road, probably about 10 minutes walk to the boulevard, one of my earliest memories is of my grandad and uncles taking me to the church that is the boulevard.
I have come away the last couple of seasons moaning about the quality of our perfomances and wondering why i buy a season pass.
I now feel very humbled by some of the people on here who travel hundreds of miles a weekend to support this great club, this post has been a very timely and positive contribution .
I love Hull FC with a passion as do my children, it just seems to seep into your soul.