Not been much glory in West Hull in recent years so I'd hardly class myself as a glory hunter, although the phrase is probably relative and compared to Haven we've had 30 glorious years since I attended my 1st game at the Boulevard.

With regards to your comment of 6000 gates, it's pie in the SKY. rovers didn't average much more than 8000 when they were the 2nd best side in the country (no prizes for guessing who were the best ) in the early 80's playing at their traditional home. As has been said by the most biased rovers fan on the planet, 5k is more likely, dependant on a decent number of away fans attending, and a modicum of success. If they're getting hammered every week then I wouldn't expect more than 2500 roversfans to turn up for most games

The area I sit in is populated by season pass holders and there were plenty of empty seats due, presumably, to people being on holiday.

The next time rovers get 8000 and consider it a poor crowd come back and have a word with us

While you lot discuss about about how many we will get, I'll be disusing about the fact can we get there in another thread thank you very much.

The Cas match was very dissapointing regarding the attendance, I believe HKR came up more than £ 30,000 short of what they hoped for, some very carefull and realistic budgetting will be required in the future, the crowds are definatley not reaching some peoples estimates.

The capacity may be far lower at Craven Park then the KC, but for whatever reason any stadium that is only one third full will be devoid of atmophere.

The game against Castleford had a gate of 3000 less than that of Hull v London, with a far more intense atmosphere.

Why do these Hull clowns have such a chips on their shoulders?

Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED "why does it bother hull fans how many turn up at our games anyway,are you all closet rovers fans?'" Because they know its the only way they'll break the 20,000 barrier by playing us in a competitive game The 2 home games against Bradford last year www.rugby-league-world.com/2004/ ... r21m2.html www.rugby-league-world.com/2004/ ... r25m1.html The home game the season before www.rugby-league-world.com/2003/ ... r13m2.html

Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED " Quote: EAST HULL RED "why does it bother hull fans how many turn up at our games anyway,are you all closet rovers fans?'" Because they know its the only way they'll break the 20,000 barrier by playing us in a competitive game The 2 home games against Bradford last year www.rugby-league-world.com/2004/ ... r21m2.html www.rugby-league-world.com/2004/ ... r25m1.html The home game the season before www.rugby-league-world.com/2003/ ... r13m2.html

If you could have found 5000 empty seats in the stadium that day I'd have been very impressed.

You implying that someones fiddling

I'd hardly call 1000 east hull chavs booing the referee and atmosphere

Just a personal observation

Sorry, my mistake. Obviously an atmosphere is generated by having a crowd dotted around empty seats making absolutely no noise.

In all fairness the atmosphere at Craven Park on sunday was better than that at the KC, however I have also been to CP when the crowd have been silent for 99% of the game. So maybe its best not to compare the best crowd at CP for years with one of the worst at KC.

Can't argue with that. It'll be interesting to see how things pan out though.

just a thought,would hull have got 8000 if there kick off time was the same as ours and didnt get changed??

Dunno, but you'd have had at least 5 less.