: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:09 pm  

I thought it was SMC, not Duffen that stopped it?

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:14 pm  

Yeamo wrote:

I thought it was SMC, not Duffen that stopped it?

Same thing.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:15 pm  

Smiggs wrote:

Same thing.

No its not

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:16 pm  

Yeamo wrote:

No its not

Yes it is.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:17 pm  

I BIG BANNER

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:18 pm  

Smiggs wrote:

Yes it is.

Keepmoats not too far anyway

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 11:07 pm  

Please refrain from derogatory comments towards Hull City, its not needed and won't be tolerated - PM

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 11:51 pm  

Coach wrote:

Please refrain from derogatory comments towards Hull City, its not needed and won't be tolerated - PM

There is equal rights we (Hull FC) are there forever so they can irritatate us for as much as they like but when they are back in the (Ill say the 3rd Division) We will still be a top Super League Club playing in a Stadium that we were the first to sign up for. Get over it Mr Duffin and all your Bandwaggoners it is a joint Stadium. The Stadium was build for the use of the people of Hull - During the era of Adam Pearson we enjoyed Groups and RL internationals and Under 21 Football Internationals its seems that we have a no no from down South who is only intrested in Premiership Money that will line his pockets. Irony or what How much is the Jimmy Bullard thing going to cost him. Will Jimmy be doing any community work during his rehabilitation or will he be sat on his butt down South!!

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 11:52 pm  

Having considered the aforementioned, i know a lot of you have shouted down MUH, but he's right when he says an awful lot of you need to be in posession of valid facts instead of letting your obvious anti-football bile cloud your judgement.

Let's say for argument's sake, we got the game at the KC, and it's England versus Australia. England turn up, all bullish and bristling with intent, Australia turn up quietly, looking a bit half-ar$ed. By half time Australia are 30-40 points to the good, a capacity crowd are more than a tad cheesed off, and vow never to waste an evening in such a way again.

The simple fact of the matter is RL fills the KC once, maybe twice a year. Football is filling it twice a month. This immediately blows the 'blow to the local economy' argument clean out the water.

One way to demonstrate to the SMC (not Duffen, the SMC) that RL can be a commercially viable activity is to fill the ground this Friday. Will it happen? I think we know the answer.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 11:59 pm  

Sexual Deviant wrote:

Having considered the aforementioned, i know a lot of you have shouted down MUH, but he's right when he says an awful lot of you need to be in posession of valid facts instead of letting your obvious anti-football bile cloud your judgement.

Let's say for argument's sake, we got the game at the KC, and it's England versus Australia. England turn up, all bullish and bristling with intent, Australia turn up quietly, looking a bit half-ar$ed. By half time Australia are 30-40 points to the good, a capacity crowd are more than a tad cheesed off, and vow never to waste an evening in such a way again.

The simple fact of the matter is RL fills the KC once, maybe twice a year. Football is filling it twice a month. This immediately blows the 'blow to the local economy' argument clean out the water.

Was it full tonight ????

One way to demonstrate to the SMC (not Duffen, the SMC) that RL can be a commercially viable activity is to fill the ground this Friday. Will it happen? I think we know the answer.