Isn't it a chosen charity for the year, meaning we will surely announce money gained then?? ( end of year )

Even then I doubt very much each individual event will be given a total?

FC are doing their very own version of this event although theirs will be called "crucify the players BBQ"

16 out of the first 34 posts on this topic by a Hull fan
Still thats what we get for taking over as the city's number one team i suppose

This is very much on the same lines of what Hull did last year for their fans at Brantingham, they had a fans day which was free to all passholders, the players took part in a training session and then there was a free bbq for the fans too. There was plenty of kiddies rides for the children and the team all stayed for autographs and pictures.

I think it's great for both clubs to have these events, especially for kiddies because they don't always get the chance to meet the players.

I didn't know it was the chosen charity for the year, my question was entirely out of interest, thought they may have done one of those giant cheque publicity shots, once again though, its a worth while charity, and I'm slightly curious as to wether FC have used any other events besides the Derby to raise money for CIN.

Must admit I haven't heard too much...but then again it was only on here that people talked about the derby quid
Grrrrrrrrrrrr

Think there's a good chance they might make the presentation around the time of the children in need nighticon_wink.gif

Perhaps the thread hijacker would like to comment why one club is FREE entry and the other charges to rent premises at their "own" stadium for their respective fans forums.

That preety much ruins spineless's argument then as Rovers are charging for the day