Wow that was a good accomplishment.
I bet the people in charge of the KC, The DW, The Stobart, Headingley (With a new Carnege stand) must have been gutted......................Oh wait.
Comparing apples and oranges sunshine.

Is that the bulls one were we got our asses kicked let's not forget the black and whites are very fragile now u know, they forget they once had to stand the same as us it's quite funny I think, they've all turned into snobs

Me too. I don't mind standing. Or bad weather. Just Craven Park.

The south end at Craven Park leaves a lot to be desired we all know this. Rovers know this too and are trying very hard to make ground improvements which would put this right. That's all there is to it for now, we all hope not for much longer.

Hull fans are entitled to stay away if they wish. If Rovers could 'magic' up a solution I'm sure they would I'm sure they'd like Hull to match the 6,500 Rovers take to the KC. At £20 a ticket that's worth £130k.

If I were a Hull fan I reckon I might stay away too if the game was televised but I wouldn't miss the game otherwise. Let's be honest any Hull fan that is keen enough could easily have got a ticket for the well or North Stand.

As for the Gordon St end at The Boulevard it was awful easily as far away from the pitch as Rovers south stand. But back then people didn't worry as much about faciities. The threepenny stand would not come near to meeting H & S requirements and there were only a few hundred seats nothing like as many as (Old) Craven Park.

For me Craven Park (old) was a far better ground but The Boulevard did have a bigger capacity which is why it got the odd minor international game.

Neither ground would have met current SL standards I dare say.

Yep was there was not impressed in my straight hair gone curly to wet rat then getting asse kicked