It would be nice if you had the freedom to do both should you choose to do so wouldn't it?

I would like the freedom to choose to drink expensive champagne with Keeley off Page 3, but life's not fair. You have to go with what is allowed to happen

Sums it up for me.

Do you pay to watch rugby or to have a pint if its the latter id say go to a pub its cheaper!

it would be nice if I had the freedom to watch a game rather than having to let s who can't go 80 mins without a beer in and out throughout a game.

You only interpret it to be nonsense as it goes against what your opinion is.

That Tomlinson played for Batley prior to Bradford hardly makes up for quoting the wrong team and the wrong year in the first place.

The Boulevard is a shocking sports stadia which should remain well and truely in the clubs past. Its best days were over 20 years ago.

Harking back to the early '80s, you sound like a rovers fan.

Looks like Nemesis has met his nemesis

Just for you Nemesis, I'll highlight each of the different points that aren't '100% fact' in a different colour for you to see Every other ground in the UK allows its supporters home and away to enjoy a nice pint of lager or bitter whilst watching their favourite rugby league or football side.

At the KC Stadium however, they expect you to wait in a 10 minute queue, get served by a half-witted fool and then drink the alcholic drink in under a minute, otherwise you will miss the first or second half of the sporting match.

This is not only losing the SMC money but it is really annoying the fans, both Hull FC and Hull City.

All of the alcholic drinks are sold in a plastic holder so injury could never be caused to anybody other then getting wet, should the alcholic drink spill or tip. Spectactors are however allowed to bring fizzy drinks onto the terraces and if spilt, would cause the person/s to get wet in the exact same way. They are also allowed to drink tea and coffee which if spilt, really COULD injury somebody!

Finally, since the introduction to all Friday night home games for Hull FC fixtures in 2009, I find it appropriate that the majority of fans will want to enjoy a nice cold beverage at 8

This ban is absolutely ridiculous and the only people that will dis-agree with me on this matter are re-covering alcholics and just generally people who dont like beer.

Yours,

Nemesis FC - Off RLFANS.com'"

I missed that he referred to a "nice" pint of lager or bitter at the KC.

Another error in what is becoming a catalogue...