Quote: ComeOnYouUll "We played mostly Sundays at home in 2012 which was a reasonably good season especially at home as we only lost once. Attendances dropped from 2011 in nine out of the thirteen games though. The idea that fans will flock to the KCOM on a Sunday and that the number of away fans will rise is a fallacy. We played a couple of home games in 2015 on Sundays against Cas and Wakey and the attendances were 10,949 and 9,558.'"
I hardly think figures from 2012 or even 2015 are relevant to current times and its not a fallacy to say a regular Sunday Super League programme would not attract more away fans to grounds.
There is far more marketing now by the club to advertise and promote weekend games than in 2012 and 2015.
We are a well supported club when playing away but had the game against Huddersfield been on a Friday then possibly 500 would have traveled yet on Sunday over 2000 fans made the journey.
That revenue for Huddersfield is huge and also welcome to our club for those who purchased tickets from Hull FC.
Whilst Sky are in control it wont happen but get back to a regular Sunday Super League programme with one live match on a friday night and one live match at 18.00 on a Sunday and get the fans back into the grounds watching live instead of sitting at home in front of the TV watching SKY.