Why don't you ask the SMC, because whatever I say, you won't have it. You do know you look incredibly silly by banging on about Hulls attendances and wanting to know why there was a capacity attendance at the KC for a [iderby[/i? A derby that was one of the first for your team in the Super League era at the KC?

Answer my simple, straight forward question? Why does it bother you so much?

The passes partially account for 'reserved' figures - the unsold 2400 taken off the 25400 capacity? Or perhaps the holders of the passes used them those days? You seem to think that the Premier Club passholders never use them and they are always empty seats.

Either way, they're not included in the official attendance unless they're used on the day. That simple enough for you? Now off you go and invent another implausible and irrelevant theory about nothing whatsoever to do with Rovers, but everything to do with your small-minded and bitter obsession with the bigger Hull club.

Indeed, but we have more fun than you doing it

The ones who turn up are included. We've both already told you that. Is it that difficult for you to understand?

If they're already presold - surely it wouldn't matter whether x y or z turn up? * assuming RL attendances are calculated/published in the same manner as football.

I guess it doesn't matter financially but that's not zod's point. They're not counted in the attendance unless they're there

Most. Rubbish. Debate. Ever.

When I saw the thread title I though siemens had finally signed on the dotted line

What I was trying to say was, if 'declared' RL attendances follow the same method as football, tickets that are already presold will be counted regardless of whether they turn up or not.

Fair enough question but they aren't in this case. Not that an ignorant tool like Zod would ever understand that.

Can't be as no way were there only 3000 in the KC on Friday