Just cause your going tonight doesnt make you and the rest of them who go in the south tonight better fans than us who arent

I go to most of the Home and away games but the simple reason im not going tonight is the fact you cant see i thing and you get a better view on sky and the fact £17 is a rip off it should be free TBH, No offence to you but if you know what the view is like then you are a bit of a mug for paying full whack to watch the game in that "stand"

Don't he might have a nasty fall... That high horse he is on is a giant .

been plenty of time. £17 to watch a derby, bargain. Plus away games have better atmosphere then the KC.

Do you go to watch the game or just for the atmosphere? Are you sky plussing to the game to watch it later?

The lack of Hull fans in the south will make the rovers board sit up and take notice.

You're right, you're a superior fan then anyone else because you're going tonight.

Not in that stand it doesn't. The atmosphere is dire.

mostly never more like

I think you are very harsh in slagging fans off who choose not to stand in that awful stand.

I fully agree and appreciate that the south is terrible (But Leeds and Bradford away are up there too) and to charge more is a disgrace and if i was in charge you would get the Golf Stand and our Jonny come Latelys would be in the south but it is what it is.
Now you either pay the £17 and accept your lot or you watch on sky BUT and its a big BUT how will you feel if you win and your not there to "shout who are yah" to us in the East and sing old faithful?
I bet if God said to you now its a garanteed win you would have spent your hard earned £17 already!!!!

im not slagging them off as such.. just dissapointed

The Stand hasn't changed since Rovers won promotion.
The Price has been similar since Rovers won promotion.
The Form and discontent within the Hull fans has changed remarkably this season with hundreds of pages regards the board, the coach and the players and with Rovers looking to hammer the final nail in any place off hopes and looking to increase their derby victories to 7/10 and many fans thinking they are going to get hammered is the real reason only 600 tickets have been sold. If Hull had been top four the queues round the KC for tickets and the clamour for extra tickets would have been deafening.
Rovers fans used to pack out the KC North stand for pre season friendlies with the knowledge they would get beat when in the NL1. Perhaps the faithfull phrase has a different meaning in East Hull. Credit to the comparitive Hull fans that are going, expecting in the main, to get beat and still there to support their team.