Well Hull Fc are away so they should be in the away supporter stand. I guess it depends on how many kr fans are actually going to go, will look pretty bad if you get the East/South stand and they look half empty.

What's the difference between the West & East stand capacity wise?

As long as I'm not behind the sticks I'll be happy.

3 of the people I stand with at CP have said they won't go if it's at the KC, I can see there being quite a few more with the same attitude.

•North Stand: 4,000 capacity.
•East Stand: 6,000 capacity.
•South Stand: 4,000 capacity.
•West Stand Lower: 6,000 capacity.
•West Stand Upper: 5,000 capacity

Think it's pretty stupid if don't go because it's played at the KC, I mean if your club makes a lot more money from it and it could be £200k then I would think great for my club. It's not like your giving any advantage away anyway, you normally beat us.

So we could just take the lower West & part of the upper bit with the corporate. More than enough room.

Wonder what will happen with parking?

Not happy, I don't care if the capacity at CP is only 8,000, we should not give up home advantage, we are still away at their ground no matter what the seating arrangements are and will be outnumbered fan wise as though it was an FC home game.

My worry is that we are likely to be without a win for a few games going into this fixture on current play.

I can understand what you are saying , I wonder if the roles where reversed what Hull fans would be saying.

Well I don't wonder actually I know and it wouldnt be pretty.

Thank god for another rational person. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), you're not Hudge.

FWIW I completely agree. However if it is to be switched, it needs to be done in the most profitable way, otherwise what's the point?

I'm sure a few fans from both sides will cut off their noses to spite their faces. I won't be one of them.

I don't have a problem with the switch or potentially sitting in the North Stand, nor do I have a problem with Rovers fans sitting in the South and/or East Stand. Not sure why anyone would, to be honest.

I would imagine the potential attendance would be more along the lines of the friendly of a few weeks ago than a Hull FC home league derby. Not necessarily because supporters are against the switch, just that as the Challenge Cup and play offs have shown in recent years, people are less willing to pay on the day than they were in the past.

I'd suggest 15k is a decent guesstimate, 7k more than CP would hold. Say thats worth an additional £150k. Take Hulls 10% on ticket sales, cost of stadium rental, KC security (or is that part of the rental cost?), loss of bar / parking revenue etc. The margins might not be that great. Worth the loss of home advantage & the ill feeling it's bound to cause amongst some fans?

Another rational person as well as whom?

The those three people are a bit silly, perhaps you should come and stand with us.

If Milan and Inter can manage it, I'm sure we can.

Well, all the other Rovers fans who're advocating financial sense by suggesting we take the East and South stands.

Oh, OK. You and East-Sard. (Told you he was OK.)

I'm not really bothered were I stand it wud be a bit weird sitting in the east stand I'm not totally impressed having to play our home game there but it's hopefully only for this season, plus It wudnt be the same not having a slanging match with Chav corner so I'm happy staying were we are.