: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:45 pm  

The Brother wrote:

:CLAP:

Some of them just don't get it though and see what there doing to the club we love, we will be here long after there gone

And of course if they just walk away, what happens to the club?

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:48 pm  

kt170496 wrote:

What if Crockers and the other lad visa had been granted and we were playing like the first 5 games ..would you still want a boycott ..if we had won today would you still be ranting ..I will support the team that what I pay my money to do ..I do not just support Hull when they are winning.. I take the good with the bad like I have for the last 68 years .. Saint on Monday cheering the lads on that me ..S-d any boycott

so do we but the way the board treat us in not acceptable

ffs john flatman on the board hadn't seen a game up to 2 years ago, get my drift they haven't got a clue

Re: HULL FC V WAKEFIELD : Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:48 pm  

mallyjnr wrote:

it would do if only 2,000 turned up. depends how strongly you feel. if your happy with the way things are, just carry on. if you want to progress, whats missing one game out of your season pass? (get 3 free games anyway)

we've had much stronger anger towards the board before, like just after Kears sacking for example, and a decent crowd still turned up

people will still go to games they have paid for, it would take a huge uproar to stop that

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:49 pm  

Chris28 wrote:

And of course if they just walk away, what happens to the club?

Knowing some of this lot ====== a whip round

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:51 pm  

Chris28 wrote:

And of course if they just walk away, what happens to the club?

An inconvenient truth.

Re: HULL FC V WAKEFIELD : Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:54 pm  

UllFC wrote:

we've had much stronger anger towards the board before, like just after Kears sacking for example, and a decent crowd still turned up

people will still go to games they have paid for, it would take a huge uproar to stop that

well that proves my point. people cannot feel strongly enough to do something about it. so they must be happy with the way things are going.

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:55 pm  

If you don't like thing in life you have a choice ..only you decide ..to go or not to go .. easy isn't it .. if there is something on the T V do you give the set away or do you CLICK it off .. Lives a BITCH

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:56 pm  

kt170496 wrote:

If you don't like thing in life you have a choice ..only you decide ..to go or not to go .. easy isn't it .. if there is something on the T V do you give the set away or do you CLICK it off .. Lives a BITCH

We'll always go no matter what, what he is trying to say is we need a way to makes these morons realise that there ruining our club, yes there has been worse times but we shouldn't be in this situation

: Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:57 pm  

kt170496 wrote:

What if Crockers and the other lad visa had been granted and we were playing like the first 5 games ..would you still want a boycott ..if we had won today would you still be ranting ..I will support the team that what I pay my money to do ..I do not just support Hull when they are winning.. I take the good with the bad like I have for the last 68 years .. Saint on Monday cheering the lads on that me ..S-d any boycott

This isnt a knee jerk reaction about today, the way the board has operated has been disgraceful for 10 years. Like "kings of hull" has said, i support the team as much as anyone of us but i will not show my support for the clubs owners. Before anyone jumps on the bandwagon and says that Kath & co saved us, well, in my eyes we saved them. No club or city in this country with a super league franchise couldve got their 750k back they flushed down the drain at Gateshead. What grieves me is the way theyve taken 10 times that amount and not taken the club to the top in doing so. Everything has been made easy for them, fanbase, stadium etc. yet we continue to get shat upon from a great height. I havnt a problem with the coaches as persons but this club, with 14k gates and all that goes with it deserve the best. Weve had enough crap when the club was on its knees yet, the club is running as a profit making business (so they keep ramming down our throats) and we have to settle for second best all the time. Its not good enuff.

Re: HULL FC V WAKEFIELD : Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:57 pm  

mallyjnr wrote:

well that proves my point. people cannot feel strongly enough to do something about it. so they must be happy with the way things are going.

some people don't see rugby as such a big deal, there will be several thousand who go to games and probably don't even follow the news about signings/injuries during the week.

as i say there was uproar on here when Kear got surprisingly sacked, and there was loads of talk of protests, people boycotting...then nothing happened at the game after it.