I think he said that if its done, would be the end of the year! Not sure though!

How long would the work take and would it interfere with East Stand season passholders mate, soccer and rugby ?

still not sure if they built the foundations for an east stand upper when they built the KC, as ive heard different stories on that!

wouldn't imagine it would cause that much disruption, as FC will simply move their passholders to the west/upper west for a few games. Also if City decide soon Hull can request for away games during that period with the RFL.

still not convinced they will do the whole 9,000 extension this season though, I think it'll be 5k with the other 4k planned for future seasons if needed.

Wouldn't they have to have made the decision by now, presume the R.L. fixtures will be out shortly ?

Notice Hull aren't selling season passes for the Upper west stand, perhaps they know something already.

I would imagine building work on this scope would mean moving fans out of the East stand for more than a few matches....would they be compensated ?

Paul Duffen was at a meeting of the hull city supporters branch in Cott last week and said it wouldn't be done this year. He said the amount of money it would cost would take 7 yrs to be recouperated and they needed to be sure that the crowds would be maintained. He said they would moniter how things went.

I would love it to be done, it would only benefit the people and the city of Hull and a little distruption wouldn't cause us (Hull FC) any harm.

How many season pass holders were moved out of the East Stand at CP when that was extended?

Probably due to the expected downsizing of the crowd

perhaps they're following the policy of the last 5 years.

Back on topic



This season's Derby (that's City, according to the, ahem, "experts") now have 3 points more after a mere 7 games. Meh!

Q. How much longer will Mr Ramos be Spurs manager?

A. Juande!

Perhaps the City fans sing 'Your Getting Sacked in the Morning' , may not be too far off the mark.

we never sell passes for the upper west as it is only open for derby games.

I dont see why anyone would need compensating, they could easily offer people a reserved west lower seat for each game, or unreserved in the west upper (which IMO has the best views in the ground anyway)