And that comes from the three year fans. Majority of Rovers fans Iknow have only had there shirts for 3 years and didn't even know Morrisons used to be the Old Craven Park. Lets see when Rovers are at the bottom if they still get 10000 like us. Oh wait a minute they don't even get that now.

SAD WE DID NOT SELL OUR ALLOTED TICKETS ,I WILL BE THERE ,CALL YOURSELF HULL FANS ,SHAME ON YOU

Take a look at when I joined RLFans Ironside!

you obviously haven't been around long enough to remeber the sub 4,000 crowds at the Boulevard?

Shame that it isn't going to be a sell out. It was one of the few true bragging rights the city had that the derby was the biggest in the world of RL.

Agree about the Sth stand, it is very poor, but having said that I have follwed my team at some shocking grounds over the years and not been too bothered. Ultimately I go to watch my team, not admire the surroundings.

I have spoken to over 2000 FC fans who were in the crowd of just over 900 against Hunslet ........... but, then it was raining!

I can quite understand the lack of enthusiasm for the derby, it would mean wearing an FC shirt, and, to most people these days, that's much too embarrassing a thought!

You see, this is proper sledging. None of that personal abuse. Nice one!

Oh I remember the days when it was always like this before the brick-throwing...

Just like the good old days then. Good natured banter! (You know, the days when FC got under a 1000 fans to matches!)

I just wish you could watch your team stood in the so called south stand.

Good attempt at sledging but you have to get your facts correct. It was Huyton and at least 10,000 people were in the recorded crowd of under 1,000!

Alot of people from both sides on here wont remember this game as it was both pre Super league for both and Pre shiny stadium for them. But i remember having to go watch Rovers beat Hull at boothferry park (Something to do with the amazing Boulevard not able to stage a game) in a nothing game for which we sold our allocation, to watch a game from a view which could only be best described as at pitch level, and by that i mean my eyes were at the same level of the grass.
Man i struggled to climb up onto that field when psycho scored in the last minute.