Last 3 have been won by a mrs mcrae, a mrs gentle and a mrs pearson (not really)

Hopefully will get over the 8500 mark

No updates for several days now (assume that is just a lack of website updating not that our loss on Sunday has ground sales to a halt!) but interesting to read in the HDM that Rovers sales are 20% down on last year, which will cost them £300K revenue.

in comparison our sales appear to be 10% down (the official 2012 figure was never published but assumed to be 9200-9300 ish) so even though we won't meet the 10K target, we haven't done all that badly.

Lets hope a win at Leeds encourages some late comers to get a pass!

any one know when passes can be collected for those who bought on the debit scheme (4 payments)
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No surprise. Cash is tight for many families in Hull

I agree with you matey "food on the table or rugby "Rugby come second .A lot of Hull fans have stated they will pick games because money is tight.Even the friendly I gave at spare ticket to somebody that was short of money

8900

Having come close to reaching the 10,000 figure last year, the club remain cautiously optimistic their target can still be reached, however, Pearson is preparing himself to come up short.


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Correct. So if we get 8500, that would be 4% down. I think this was about the same as the price increase, so total cash revenue would be the same year on year. Not what we were targeting, but not disastrous.

Indeed. The 10,000 target was very optimistic but missing it shouldn't cloud what is a respectable figure.

A 4% fall isn't too much of a worry as, say, 20% would be.

Or 4,000 vs a target of 7,000, for example.

Or 8,290 against a needed 14,500 for example.