My issue with that was more the short turnaround time between the Sunday and Good Friday/Easter Monday games, but do crack on.

To be honest with you we both know thats not true.

I agreed and sympathised with your original posts on your moves to friday night because it made it nigh on impossible for you to attend and the fact you'd be missing out on the full game day rituals you usually went through but then to see you moaning and saying your not going because you'd rather watch Leeds/Saints and Catalans/Bradford made me think you just like a good whinge

Really, you can read minds now can you?

You will notice that I had two questions, one was the day we played (because of the turnaround) the other was the kic off time (which I believe should have been later, or the Leeds v St's game earlier)

Just hope my money is the percentage picked up by Mr Duffen

Especially when some people, and no I'm not one of them, refuse to rule out that those rumours may have been started by a certain individual that should know better.

So do I



But in all seriousness, I don't understand the mentality of fans who won't go to cheer on their own team because of some petty hatred of the opposition, surely its all about getting behind your team, its first and foremost what we do. I am an Hull KR supporter and by virtue an RL supporter, the thought of refusing to go to the KC because it gives Hull money is not even on the agenda for me.

One thing has struck me in recent days with the posts on both boards about whether they hate the other or not, the FC fans have long called us bitter, but if you look its the vast majority of 'haters' are on their side, proving just who is the bitter lot in the city.

I refuse to go because you charge us a rediculous levvy to go in a sub standard facility.

And £21 to sit behind the sticks isn't, when you can sit in the away end at wigan for £16. At the end of the day i will watch rovers anywhere and if that meant for 1 game i was stood in a really crap stand watching the game and the team i loved then so be it

Fine, its your choice, in fact I'd prefer the real fans to turn up as they do whenever we play. A quote from an FC fan in my family (

the part we don't talk about) after last good Fridays game 'it takes more than a bit of cold and rain to stop me watching FC'

Nothing quite beats a broad brush statement.

Good Friday last year was not a nice experiance, you could hardly see the pitch from the away end.

Oh, and it belted it down with rain, hail, sleet, snow etc

Proves one thing, he never went before the KC, after all he refuses to stand in conditions to watch his team.

Yes I know, I spent the previous three days in church praying for it



God duly responded for his team