But none the less operating @ or somewhere close to 98% of capacity each time.

As I originally said, should we in the future have an area of CP that isn't available to buy tickets for until 3 days prior the event. Then we too could possibly open up this area at a heavily discounted rate (to all) instead of it being otherwise empty. As it is, when we're operating @ close to our capacity, we have no real need (or facilities) to speculate to accumulate.

In light of this anyone git a north stand ticket for sale ??

Quote: ☺East-Sard☺ "But none the less operating @ or somewhere close to 98% of capacity each time. As I originally said, should we in the future have an area of CP that isn't available to buy tickets for until 3 days prior the event. Then we too could possibly open up this area at a heavily discounted rate (to all) instead of it being otherwise empty. As it is, when we're operating @ close to our capacity, we have no real need (or facilities) to speculate to accumulate.'" What is the capacity now then? Confusing keeping track with so many HDM articles, Rovers website interviews www.hullkr.tv/?v=126&pg=55 etc. There's probably little in it, but going with £15 in the South could provide a double winner - the guaranteed derby sellout Mike Smith has spoken to sponsors about and provision of evidence thereof, plus a goodwill gesture to reflect that of the benevolent AP.

Quote: ☺East-Sard☺ "But none the less operating @ or somewhere close to 98% of capacity each time. As I originally said, should we in the future have an area of CP that isn't available to buy tickets for until 3 days prior the event. Then we too could possibly open up this area at a heavily discounted rate (to all) instead of it being otherwise empty. As it is, when we're operating @ close to our capacity, we have no real need (or facilities) to speculate to accumulate.'" What is the capacity now then? Confusing keeping track with so many HDM articles, Rovers website interviews www.hullkr.tv/?v=126&pg=55 etc. There's probably little in it, but going with £15 in the South could provide a double winner - the guaranteed derby sellout Mike Smith has spoken to sponsors about and provision of evidence thereof, plus a goodwill gesture to reflect that of the benevolent AP.

See page 2 (@ the bottom)

Right, so you're saying the South Stand sells out every year, then? Hadn't realised that. What's this about FC fans being stayaways then? That makes no sense in this context.

I'm on holiday so can't make it.
I've just booked Ms. Terrorist into a spa on Friday afternoon, I'm not egen sure if any of the pubs will have it on and you lot are wittering about eight sheets?
Pfft.

Yep i agree, you can have discounted tickets after you've sold your South Stand allocation out

It would appear so if the attendance figures stated in the media are correct.
Congratulations to Hull fans for selling 1500 odd tickets.
Madness.

The only plausible reason I can think of why the south terrace has looked less packed, is that NHS/Fitfans has worked so effective - that the Hull fans are no longer the obese, triple X rotund lard s they once were. Having now lost an X (maybe two) this has meant that the usual space to accommodate you lot looks spacious when in reality it's full/packed.

Wel wasn't gonna go but tickets at 15 quid bloody bargain come on you reds

£10 adults £5 kids now, pop up shop outside st Stevens

For those who need to know...you can pay on the turnstyles for the West Upper.

Sounds like it'll be a 20K+ crowd, can't wait, bring it on!

When I went to collect our tickets today rovers ave sold hundreds or more for the upper west lets make it official that we are the only true derby in rugby

Rumour has it that rovers fans have bought more tickets since the Hull 19 was announced than they did in the previous month