It wouldn't have been 10500 would it. The capacity with the golf stand was only 10200.
Thought the score was something like 50-0???

I used to like those grassed banks, it was like a more rainy, windier, colder version of an Australian ground.

One Boxing or New Years Day game, or might just have been Winter, my Mum fell right on her Iestyn and slid all the way down.

48-8 and 8,500.

Didn't a Hull fan fall down the grass bank and break his leg and then they were off limits after that

Despite being a Black and White, I do think you have done great things with the ground. Just need to do something at the river end for it to be as good as most in the league.

Sounds about right, daft gets, spoiling it.

I used to have a little pic-nic on them and watch the clouds and sea gulls, very relaxing. Better than watching the rugby most of the time, now I have to take my Kindle or try and get someone to have a game of Ker-Plunk, don't get many takers though.

Penriths ground is like that or it was last time I was their( 1992 long time ago )the fans used to take blankets to sit on and have picnic's brill ground, they have a cinema and lots and lots of one armed bandits and a restaurant and you can play golf their the locals did not go anywhere else for their entertainment and it all paid for the rugby team

I dropped the jackpot at Penrith - $1,000

What a great day that was

Re the grass banks at CP, my nephew sat on a greyhound log he's never been the same since!

The grassbanks always had the grit in from the speedway, pain in the backside metaphorically and literally!

The no win no fee culture with aggressive promotion has a lot to answer for.

Joking aside, good tread and yes massive improvement over the last decade, just hope the support is their to provide financial stability

.....and still in a shadow having won nothing. Edit R.B.A.

Really?

We won promotion and joined the elite competition in this country. It all has to start somewhere. Us winning that Grand final back in 2006 far outweighs your cup win in 2005 as the many many days of enjoyment we've had since promoted beats your afternoon in Cardiff hands down.

Haha classic mate

So one amazing day in Cardiff compares to our 7 seasons in Super League, Each of those 7 seasons has brought with it massive ups and massive downs. How many of those ups would Hull Kingston Rovers fans have had if we wouldn't have gained promotion on that day and still be living out our days in the National Leagues.

So it's fair to say that those 7 seasons and the many more still to come actually outweighs that win of yours at Cardiff.