He actually said Hull have a contract to play at the KC for 40 years or so, he was unsure of the actual time scale. He said he could not, even if he wanted to, get out of the contract with Hull.

If this guy want assets then he should use his own
He has a business that he could use to get the finance
The Councils Legal people will not give Him the KC Stadium
just to get money When the Bus Company was sold we were
told the Town Centre Garage would not be part of any deal (Some body knew
the Bus Station would be knock down ) People can have a go at the Council
but they would soon be on they back if thing when wrong and the people of Hull
had to pick up the debt

Have I missed something? If he can't kick Hull out and we can't get out, then surely City would have the same sort of deal so therefore he can't take City to Melton?

Can i let you in on a secret? He's not really going to build another stadium at Melton.

Damn and blast!

Foregive me but was it not part of our movement to the KC that we sold the HCC the Boulevard .
Our friends Hull City never had a ground to sell .

So should we not have more say in stadium than them or is my old mind playing tricks

Well done HCC. Mr allam your bluff is called.

Can't remember exact details but I think SOLD is the key word. I hope the people I bought my house off don't think there entitled to a stake in my other property



So I'm guessing they recieved no money for it

Why is nobody calling Adam Pearson a 'loon' when he apparently wants exactly the same as Allam?

Bertie/Andy asked exactly the same question on the other board, and in the early hours too. Odd.

Maybe it's because he's not a "loon"?

Hull fairs novelty toy this year.... very topical

I am sorry, maybe it's me who is missing something, but it seems there is a reluctance to comment on Pearson's position here.

For what it's worth, I too believe Allam is a 'loon' and do not believe for a second that he should be allowed anywhere near the ownership of the KC Stadium. It would be a disaster for Hull FC in every sense and I totally share the fans' concern.

That said, I totally understand why Hull City fans are distraught that their owner and benefactor will now be unable to take the club to 'the next level'.

What I fail to understand is why - given the diametric opposition of the two clubs fans' on the issue - does the Hull FC owner of all people stand 'shoulder-to-shoulder' with Allam on wanting to drive through his private ownership plans?

It is a truly bizarre situation and, until Pearson breaks his ties with Hull City and the Allam's, the suspicions over his FC ownership motives will linger!