Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Thu Oct 26, 2023 2:38 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Monaire is the sort of bloke if he won the 10 million lottery it wouldn't be enough.Went out with the most beautiful girl in the world she would be wearing the wrong coloured dress. Got a Rolls Royce he would complain the dust cap on the tyre would be missing . Why does he bother? He clearly doesn't enjoy anything to do with FC.

But i do like to laugh at all the comments from the old timers on here who are stuck in a time warp and clearly have nothing in their lives but Hull FC.
Dont forget when you next wash your FC shirt put on an A grade sticker as it seems to get you excited.
Then again no dont do that you might wet your pants

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Thu Oct 26, 2023 3:19 pm  

bonaire wrote:

But i do like to laugh at all the comments from the old timers on here who are stuck in a time warp and clearly have nothing in their lives but Hull FC.
Dont forget when you next wash your FC shirt put on an A grade sticker as it seems to get you excited.
Then again no dont do that you might wet your pants

thought you had locked the cage

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Thu Oct 26, 2023 3:48 pm  

supersport wrote:

thought you had locked the cage

Not allowed to do it he has incontinence

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 5:29 am  

"the game caller" on twitter reported yesterday ticket sales are moving into 5 figures...two days before a test and ticket sales have just gone above 10k...terrible.

[Chris71]

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 9:08 am  

Steve0 wrote:

"the game caller" on twitter reported yesterday ticket sales are moving into 5 figures...two days before a test and ticket sales have just gone above 10k...terrible.

No doubt its down to the fact that its the usual fans of the sport that know its on and buying tickets as opposed to the RFL getting their act together and actually doing any sort of marketing campaigns to promote the series like any professional organisation would do.

The marketing/promotion of the game or should that be lack of it is really is p1s5 poor and yet the RFL, club chairman and IMG wonder why the sports in decline.

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 9:54 am  

Choice of Venues for this series is poor, what's the point in having a game in Huddersfield and then have one across the road in Leeds the week after? They'd of been better off either playing it down south or even in Hull.

[Chris71]

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 10:16 am  

HU8HFC wrote:

Choice of Venues for this series is poor, what's the point in having a game in Huddersfield and then have one across the road in Leeds the week after? They'd of been better off either playing it down south or even in Hull.

Really don't see the logic in having one in Huddersfield when the locals hardly turn out in numbers for the Giants when they aren't actively promoting the games well enough.
You'd have thought they might have gone across the M62 corridor with the 3 games with one in Lancs, one in West Yorks and then one out this way in Hull or even Donny with them using a ground central to all clubs in the relevant areas.

The saying couldn't organise a p1s5 up in a brewery springs to mind when it comes to the RFL marketing and promotions dept.

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 10:39 am  

HU8HFC wrote:

Choice of Venues for this series is poor, what's the point in having a game in Huddersfield and then have one across the road in Leeds the week after? They'd of been better off either playing it down south or even in Hull.

Brentford would have been a good choice. 17k capacity about right.

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 10:59 am  

Hull's ship sailed due to the poor attendance we got for the Fiji - NZ world cup game . London should have been a venue .

Re: TV Games - Not Hull : Fri Oct 27, 2023 2:41 pm  

Steve0 wrote:

"the game caller" on twitter reported yesterday ticket sales are moving into 5 figures...two days before a test and ticket sales have just gone above 10k...terrible.

What game Steve?