Ouch! They're doing for the kids of East Hull, though Wormy. I know they could have got a sponsor and put it in East Park which is used all year round, but the obvious thing to do is obviously put it in a place populated for a whole 26 hours a year.

Bit of an error with the maths there 8,000 is 3% of 262,000. As for a "small, private business", its much more then that is part of the culture in East Hull and beyond for far more people then the 8,000 or so who regularly attend the club's matches.

Maybe they can have cultural events and bring the big screen some fantastic service. I can imagine a packed CP watching Loose Women, Cash in the Attic and other daytime delights. Maybe you could have a stall selling meths and six fingered gloves to cash in on the blossoming culture.

You really are ignorant, I suggest you check the UK Crime Map if you want to know where to get meths in Hull, and it ain't on the East Side of the river.

Quite right - 3%. A tiny percentage. (I'll edit.) Can you describe, with evidence, how "far more" people in the city of Hull benefit from Hull City Council's patronage of Hull Kingston Rovers Football Club plc?

totally agree with you

Patronage? You mean indirect subsidy...? Or actually, [irelatively[/i small indirect subsidy.



=#FF0000Right I normally try not to abuse my tiny power to have the last say, but this can be the exception that proves the rule, before we descend into the nether world of CVA and Thundersharks. Screen thingy...

That I am ignorant, or at you both actually know where to get Meths?

I don't know I must admit, although we used to have some in the science labs at University.

Before MR flies into a rage, I like the big telly. Be good for you to lease it from the council.

I used to work in a pharmacy and I worked at prison I know all about meths

judging by most of your posts, you got plenty of freebies to bring home

Judging by the number of yours, you need to get out more

Saw him at the flicks last week and his hands were typing an imaginary keyboard as he went in.