No offence taken, we're all a bit jumpy around "Duane"

Fulham seem to do ok. West Broms capacity is only slightly higher.

I don't think the demand is there for an increased capacity with the exception of games against the glamour clubs or those with exceptional followings (Manchester clubs, Liverpool, nal, Newcastle).

The only way to increase crowds significantly is to be successful. Even that doesn't guarantee more bums on seats, Swansea win in the league cup is evidence of that.

I think they could do with the East Stand Upper being built, taking capacity to 30,000, but I'm not convinced that they need any more than that at present.

while some games don't sell out at present, to be fair the seats that are left are next to the away fans in a corner of the North stand, and some fans may not want to sit there, particularly when games are on TV like tonights. Plus I believe they pretty much sold out of season tickets, but have to leave some spare for pay on the day fans and away fans.

The demand isn't there,anyone associated with Hull Boys Sunday league could have a family ticket for 2 adults and 2 kids for £18 today. I've had e-mails with varying offers for all but the high profile home games.

150 family tickets were made available for today match through the HBSL, so 600 tickets in total.

Looking at Twitter Sky are being slated for the choice showing Hull City's v Stoke City's 0-0 draw tonight. Lots of comments suggesting one of the most boring matches of football in the EPL.

If only it had been Hull Tigers v Stoke Sharks it would have been sooooo much more interesting, wouldn't it???

It was an awful game! but in SKY's defence they have to show so many home games of each side per season, and BT had the '1st choice' this weekend and understandably went for Man City-Arsenal.

Swansea pretty much sell out every home game, they have the smallest ground in the PL yet are still one of the only clubs to make a profit every year. They are the model by which all mid-sized football clubs should be run.

Maybe they don't have an egomaniac in charge!!

Haha your right they don't, amazingly they have someone who cares about the club and the fans that support it, Allam take note!

Noticed someone at the darts last night holding up a card with 'No to hull tigers,City till i die' written on it,lol

they also haven't changed their name to 'Swans' and despite this have attracted a multi-national sponsor (GWFX) and still managed to win a major trophy in their 2nd Premier League season and get a place in Europe.

Stoke fans singing your not city anymore will have rilled up the city faithfull