East stand extension has to be the priority. This will fit an additional 1200 Rovers fans in and leave the NTh stand for away fans, meaning the Sth stand really won't need to be used at all.

The other plans are major capital investments and in the current economic climate, not viable.

If we do that we'll increase the capacity but still end up using the South Terrace for big games, and have to put up with all this nonsense again. The sooner the South Terrace is removed the better even if it's replaced by another temporary stand in the short term.

Doubt it, 1200 extra Rovers fans in the East, let Hull have the North and the very few that would be left, if any would use the Sth and we are only talking one game a season. What's the other option, short of finding 6mill to build the new Nth stand.

Remember they don't travel like us so you don't need more than the Nth stand for them.

Forget FC, there seems to be a general feeling that they don't want to come because it means giving Rovers money (i assume Wire, Leeds etc let them in for free), you could put them in a luxury new stand with a comfy seat, but if its stopping giving us MONEY that makes them desert their team for derbies, then its irrelevant what stand you build.

Base it on improving for fans who will support their team without conditions, like Wigan, Leeds, Wire etc.

Conditions like being in SL?

I'd say its a small minority who refuse to go to CP because they dont want to give you any money regardless. Having said that as long as Rovers continue to only charge Hull FC full price for the South stand I will not be returning. I'm sure your all heartbroken

I assume you weren't one of the Rovers fans that were going to boycott the game at the KC because your club wanted 50% of the takings then? This was before you got into SL IIRC so you may not be aware of it

For someone who couldn't give a to$$ if we come or not you sure seem to have talked about it alot.

That makes perfect sense to me. Getting the temp stand covered (like quins have) would be another good move.

However I do reckon we'll still suffer from a lack of decent seats for home fans (not everyone wants to stand) and we'd appeal to more families and older folk if we could get more seats.

I wonder if extending the millward stand at each end would be cheaper or more costly than building a new stand?

Maybe a stupid question, but how are these people getting in for free? Forged tickets?

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i dont thinkn its the best plan to announce it on a forum how to do it. and thinking about it even a computerised thingy probably would't stop it. it is so easy its unreal

I have not paid to get into the KC stadium since it opened for eithr City or FC games.

I do now however have a legitimate way to get into FC games which stops me having to dash about in catering lifts

And before anyone says it, no i dont get in for free, which i can verify from a member on here, but it is a simple, pathetic effort that is easy to solve