He's gone from I'll walk in 24 hours to I might do and now I think I'll stay

As Del Boy would say......................What a plonker

they haven't sold their allocation of tickets yet - only 27k sold with 5k to go.

Sheff Utd have been given extra tickets

Looks like they'll have to win the cup to get into Europe looking at Arsenal and Evertons form.

You missed the bit where Allam will have to write a cheque for £25,000,000 in order for them to take a place in European competition.

Why dont you comment on the thread instead of mentioning rovers as you always do ?

Hows Edens "toe"

Agree. Don't think anyone can take the low "turnout" as an indication of apathy.

Spoke to a colleague today for the first time since the vote. She is vehemently anti Hull Tigers and passionately wants to retain Hull City as as the embodiment of the club's history and tradition. She says a name change would be akin to removing the soul of the club.

She voted "Not too concerned will support the club either way". Astounded, as I know how desperately she is No to Hull Tigers, I asked why. Apparently, on the ballot paper you had to report your name, address and seat number. My friend pointed out that she didn't feel comfortable identifying herself as a No voter and being tagged as 'Anti Allam' (she's not against Allam and wants him to stay) bearing in mind that the following week the club were going to be allocating the FA Cup semi tickets. She actually thought voting No would jeopardize her chance of getting tickets, plus she didn't want the Allams to think her No vote was a vote against their ownership.

So as well as threats, loaded questions and dubious administration, the ballot was not anonymous. I'll wager the vast majority of passholders were reluctant to reveal themselves as No voters to the Allams. Understandably, really, with their past history of over-reaction and vengeful outpourings to perceived slights.

This wasn't a referendum about a change of name. It was rigged blackmail, in my opinion. And I admire the bravery of the 46% that had the courage to vote 'No' but thoroughly understand the motives of those far too uncomfortable or downright scared to vote "No", like my friend, who will have voted neutrally or not at all, certainly not because of apathetic reasons. They are Allam's real 'silent majority'.

Can we lock this bollacks until the evil doctor try's buying the kc again . Has no relevance to hull fc does it ? I might start an everton thread

quick lock it!!!

on everton.

biggest thing to annoy me is the fact its only pass holders who get a vote.i had a pass at boulevard for 15+ years but hav'nt had one at k.c for alot of reasons which i won't bore you with.i still attend all the home games so i'm no less of a supporter than anyone with a pass.they could of just had ballot boxes on every turnstyle at a big game to get a broader opinion poll (which is probaly why they never).what is a mystery is how these fantastic buisness men can't market a team with the nick name the tigers but can a team called hull tigers.its the worst cover up of his hatred of the council ever.fair play to him for saving the club but his constant sulking and stamping his feet when he does'nt get his own way is always going to end badly one day.i seem to remember the city fans love of duffen not so long ago

Its like WormInHand said they wanted names,addresses and seats numbers.People were apprehensive they'd be victimised if they voted no.

I'm sorry you feel that way, but I think the way this whole distasteful saga has been drawn out reflects very clearly the sort of people the Allams are. As owners of the SMC they do have daily impact on Hull FC and are very relevant to this forum. If they are prepared to subject their own fans and paying customers to this sort of distress simply because of their City Council hatred (because that is what this is all about and, yes, at the root of that the stadium ownership remains the unexploded bomb that will again be detonated) what will they do to us if they decide we are a hindrance to their objectives?

They remain a potential danger to us and it is right and prudent to examine and assess their actions.