It wasn't advice. More of a statement, but oh well...

I know it does. It really grinds my gears though. I just can't see the point

If id of been at the game then id of left with 15 to go after theyed scored their tries. And imo attendances will only get worse whilst we keep capitulating the way we do. I wanted to get to more games this season but after Leeds and now last night i think my cash will be staying in my pocket or spent on other things. At the moment FC are just not worth it and havnet been for years

I stay sometimes and sometimes i leave with 5 or less minutes to go. Depends on lots of factors, but at the end of the day I encourage/applaud/shout/berate/curse my team throughout a game and giving them a clap at the end of a game is irrelevant for me.
I know it annoys some people, just like the amount of away supporters annoys other people, we all have our little bugbears

and our early season award for supporter of the year goes to sebastenno

I felt like leaving early but didnt,but people pay their money and if they feel they cant face the final hooter going and that feeling of disappointment thats up to them.........

Travelling support in general to Hull is shocking. I can understand it to some extent when west yorks and lancashire based teams have a number of "away" games on their doorstep which they probably choose to spend their cash on instead. Was a very poor tunout from wire last night though

Friday nights for you, had it been 3:15 on a Sunday there'd have been another 1500 Hull fans as well.

Indeed, my apologies.

The price of being on Sky, moved match days and lower attendances, coupled with it being a little overpriced.

If the result is not in doubt, I usually leave with four or five minutes left on the clock. I live around 60 miles from the KC and make the journey from South Yorkshire to every home game (and some away ones). If not wanting to spend an extra twenty minutes getting off the car park and out of Walton Street makes me 'pathetic', then so be it.

Indeed, and the people proffering such views are usually 17 year old kids that get the bus and only have to up for College by 10am on a week day.

Most people who work and travel more than 10 minutes to games understand that leaving a bt early can make all the difference, 10 minutes leaving early probably gets you onto Clive Sullivan Way before the game finishes, which probably saves you in excess of 30 minutes on the journey home.

Talking of Walton Street car park, it's been dreadful this year.

2 entrances are open which is fair enough, but 4 exits appear at the end of the match resulting in chaos.

Why not have just 2 exits? The Northern one to turn left, and the Southern one to turn right.

They could hand out leaflets when you arrive to make it clear which exits to use.

Fair enough. It's just pi$$ poor as far as I'm concerned. As I say, In Any Kind if Weather my arris.