Personally i like the sound of a new stadium at Costello for us.
Within walking distance for me.

But seriously all we want is a fair deal and for Allam to realise we are as much a tenant there as City and treat us as such.

Wonder what his reaction will be IF we held a pitch invasion like his followers did on Saturday? He won't even let our kickers practise on there.

makes me laugh,city fan talking about us not winning things.what is it 100+ years of abject failure.i remember collecting buckets being taken around boulevard for them a few years ago.i regret putting them 2 coat buttons in now.

Went this morning for 3 tickets for tonight. Expected a queue, but not a single person waiting. Cant see a big turnout, which is a shame considering the players achievement.
It beggars belief that supposedly intelligent men cant sit around a table and come up with a solution to all of this that benefits everybody and also has no adverse affect on anybody. There is a golden opportunity for the City in general here but it is going to get missed and it may not come around again.

It appears to have reached the stage of "who is going to blink first" and all parties have got matchsticks holding their eyelids open. Nothing good can come of this unfortunately.

golden opportunity?.in what way?.dont recall hull booming last time they went up.some people over estimate football.

Having read that poor excuse for a Hull City forum I have to say I can now see why the education standards in this city are so roundly criticised. Some of the bile posted makes me sad to be from the same race let alone the same city.

Spot on. All this talk of £100m/£150m going into City is bollox, the only people who come out of it with anything are the players and their agents. It's an absolute myth that places prosper as a result of premiership football.

Just had a quick look

What a load of biased crap posted on there................and some of them drink in Beach Tree, Kirkella

And they think we are all 'fatties'

Dr must be very proud to have such followers

Nothing at all, good or bad, will, IMO. There's not enough incentive for anybody to do what it'd take to change the status quo.

Correct! Last time they went up there was 4 murders in the City and two of our largest employing companies went bust within 6 months. Lets see how we "benefit" this time.

Both sides are just as bad as each other here, when all the picture stuff started there were Hull fans coming on Not606, and City fans on here. No good will come of it. As for the area not benefiting - have a read of this: www.ft.com/cms/s/0/070d8a98-e9cf ... z2Shqf7MmA

Both sides are just as bad as each other here, when all the picture stuff started there were Hull fans coming on Not606, and City fans on here. No good will come of it. As for the area not benefiting - have a read of this: www.ft.com/cms/s/0/070d8a98-e9cf ... z2Shqf7MmA

all the pubs down anlaby road will open up again,with all these hoards of friendly away supporters coming here.well till the day of the game anyway.then they will put the no away supporters stickers in the windows like they did last time.

There are endless potential benefits for our City if this opportunity is grasped. The problem is that everybody is suspicious of each others motives and from our point of view there are too many Hull, Rovers and City fans trying to tease and score points off each other rather than look at the bigger picture and what could be achieved here.