Really?

Hull city already have a buy online facility where if you buy them by the Wednesday before the game they post them out to you, you can even pick your individual seat, if it's after the Wednesday you just pick them up at the ticket office with a dedicated queue for collectiions, I've been doing this for a few years and could never understand why hull don't do the same.

That said the brother in law uses the print at home facility for rovers and that works well too.

Just had a look - very impressive - you can even select specific seats. I wonder why it's a City only facility.

Are the SMC just being dicks to FC or are we not engaging with them enough? Or a combination of both?

Why would he want to retain control of a "loss making" business?

It's probably one of these "you can use it if you pay for it", which doesn't apply to City. Bit biased mind.

Yes I can't think of one person I know who hasn't access to the internet or could get someone to buy and print off a ticket.

Not a very convincing argument.

What evidence do you want me to provide?

Are you telling me you know people who either don't have the internet or have some friends or family who could do it for them?

Sorry, but you are saying that because you know of nobody who hasn't access one way or another, then everybody has access, which is very unlikely.

If you're happy to use a "friends" pc to buy over the internet using your credit/debit card, then good luck.

Id say that nearly 100% of hull fans will have access to the internet through their own or a friend or family.

Personally I trust all my friends and family and would be happy to use my credit card on their computers.

Karoo has nearly 90,000 subscribers, with an average of just under 3 people per household I think most of the near 250,000 population of Hull is covered. I think it would be safe to think of the amount of people that are 1) Hull FC fans. 2) Not season ticket holders. 3) Can't get to the stadium before game day - is negligible.

Doesn't make what they're doing any less wrong, just that it doesn't have to be as catastrophic as is sometimes made out.

If nearly 100% then that fine, but I personally would be very wary of using a pc which didn't belong to me for credit/debit card transactions. It not about trusting the individual, it's about trusting their ability to maintain a safe and secure pc.

Exactly I'm sure everyone would prefer things to stay as they are, but if that isn't possible then it's up to Hull to make it as easy as possible for fans to buy tickets