Think my first visits to the Boulevard were79ish.
Was only a boy myself but vividly remember walking to a night game down Selby Street not long after the kung-fu artist had murdered the Hastie brothers.

The supporters behind us with black and white favours taken away by the police were KR supporters in disguise I suppose.

I'll have lifelong memories of The Boulevard.

Started in 1978 at the Airlie Street end, spent a few years in Threepenny and finished the last few seasons as a Gordon Street ender (alhtough switched ends at half time if ncecessary).

Don't miss the place at all though.

Later tonight, after the Euromillions draw, I'll be commissioning a new one.

great memories for me, such a great atmosphere, my first match was against cas, i think it was c davidson first match,him and hancock where our halves, keegan fullback, big denis hartley was prop for cas that day ithink, great times, but the old ground was failing and so sad to see it so,

The atmosphere at the boulevard was great and the most intimidating ground I have ever been to,and was points start to fc.

Thanks Mrs B. That'll save me dipping into my winnings!!

Always thought the song from the threepenny stand to greet the opposition was worth a 10 point start.

Going to be ace.

A new Threepenny stand with built-in urinal channels
Guinness, real ale and Stella on draught, brought to your seat or standing place
Padded seats, with heating option for the likes of me
Starbucks concession, selling Victoria sponge and proper suet pastry meat pies
Closed corners
Easy access off M62, free parking
State of the art media screens and sound system
Heritage walkway up to the main entrance, paved with Hull FC stars of the past, like the walk of fame
Massive statue of Johnny Whiteley

What have I missed?

Oh my..you never had a hyde's meat pie!! Yes, you missed out, think it was a Hot water crust pastry wth a delicious minced beef and gravy filling. Used to get some on the way to my nans every week without fail. I know time passes and I was a kid but craving for one of those pies nicely warmed (or even cold with brown sauce) was just an abiding memory. I'd take one with me to the Boulevard and get my auntie to warm it up before she'd get me in for nowt (she was a barperson in the club & my uncle a groundsman)..Happy happy days

A Tardis might be handy.