Difficult one for the Club (s) both obviously want to play and the visiting fans - probably maximum of 300 - still have an option to travel or watch the game on TV. The pitch playable, the paths cleared, the immediate road network to the ground ok and the surrounds passed safe - lets back the Club and get behind the boys.

I don't think we could do with a back log of games to catch up with, especially if we get a good cup run

We're doing everything we can to play the game tonight - nothing wrong with that.

But Warrington fans have effectively been excluded from the game because it will be almost impossible for them to get here safely.

And how many Hull fans have long journeys ahead of them to get to the game?

Not sure how many Hull fans have long journeys ahead of them to get to the game but however many, they will be in the vast minority. Like I say a difficult decision to make, but do the Clubs call the game a game off when the pitch and surrounds have been passed fit and the vast majority of the support can attend and if not they can watch the game live on TV.
People have already travelled through form West Yorkshire to the game without a problem but realise that coming over the Pennines is a difficulty.

i think what you must consider is the reaction of fans on here if the game was the other way around, warrington home game

If 12k+ passholders (and others) can be excluded from attending a SuperLeague game by playing it on the other side of the world, then I guess nobody will worry too much about a few Warrington supporters.

totally agree the game should be postponed in line with the other fixtures.
How can you expect players to perform in a ball handling sport when the temperature with wind chill is expected to be -8 degrees.
Just dont see any advantage to the club playing this game and cold temperatures always produce more groin and hamstring injuries.
Small crowd now its on Sky.I have a feeling the club will regret this decision.

If it weren't for sky the game would have been cancelled. No thought for the players or speccies. Poor decision but he who pays the piper calls the tune as they say

IAKOW

Looks like we sent a coach (Acklams, not LR) out to pick them up in Leeds - they're now in Hull.

The stadium is an enclosed bowl, what kind of winds do you expect at ground level?
I mean players have managed to play good rugby and be safe in far worse conditions and not even that long ago never mind when it was winter rugby. I don't remember any players getting hypothermia back then ... unless you are stood still and not doing your job properly.
thoughts of the game being PPd for the sake of a minority fans is utterly ridiculous, player welfare is not an issue in this situation otherwise the officials would call it off already, simple as that.