WE WERE OFFERED THE KC STADIUM TOO AT THE TIME AND DECLINES

ALSO, SOME OF THE FUNDING FOR OUR NEW STAND IS FROM THE COUNCIL FROM AN INTEREST FREE LOAN

COUCIL ALSO HELPED IN THE 90S WHEN WE WERE IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY. THEY ALSO OWN THE LAND AND CHARGE US A VERY CHEAP RATE

CRAVEN PARK IS ONLY ABOUT 22/23 YEARS OLD

NOT EXACTLY TRUE YOUR STATEMENT SILLY

We were offered a ground share at a ground in West Hull, which in my opinion would ultimately have led to an attempted merger, we've fought that in the past and don't want to go down that road again. When I think how hard we have fought to be in the position we are in now, I am grateful that we even have a ground! Our ground is far from perfect, but it's our home and I would not swap it for your shiney stadium. Once the new North Stand is up and eventually the South end is developed we will have a nice little stadium, I then look forward to welcoming away supporters in their thousands ..... or at least listening to a different excuse

The main thing that was holding up Rovers moving from the Old Craven Park Holderness road was the Bus Garage the front was on the listed Buildings list and one night it got knock down.An inquiry was under taken but nobody took the blame for it has nothing could be proven .I attended the Inquiry at the time I was the Busmen rep for TGWU .Rovers was well paid for that move plus they were given the Poor House lane .Sorry to upset the Widnes fans but help has been given to Rovers what they Board did with the help is for the fans of Rovers to sort out and open they eyes to what when on

What in the name of the mighty testicles of Zeus are you Hull lot waffling on about?? Its like we've been caught in the crossfire of a particularly niggly divorce.

Apologies, you have to live here to understand!! (tho not recommended)