Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 3:03 pm  

☺East-Sard☺ wrote:

Hotel - no idea on the viability given that the council own CP. Some suggested it was to corner the 'renewables boom' if/when that happens. If a road to Hedon Rd ever materialised - I guess it's an option.

Ah, yes, I forgot you're getting all those big windmills. Old Mother Terrorist is reet cross about that, good nimby that she is.

☺East-Sard☺ wrote:

During the tit for tat HCC vs Allam saga - they banned him from Woodford ...

I feel his pain, I used to love that wave machine in the eighties.

And yes, a monorail, that would be good, needs to be on big stilts though.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 3:17 pm  

Not sure why but I keep humming we can see you sneaking out...

To be fair to Hudge, the people that run rugby league are a joke and I have a feeling that this is designed to put some pressure on the Bradford problem. This year the refs, disciplinary panel and administration should all take a long hard look and see what they have achieved this year.

Stobart truck for Hudgell?

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 3:27 pm  

Sandra The Terrorist wrote:

Ah, yes, I forgot you're getting all those big windmills. Old Mother Terrorist is reet cross about that, good nimby that she is.

I feel his pain, I used to love that wave machine in the eighties.

And yes, a monorail, that would be good, needs to be on big stilts though.

Every swimming pool should have a wave machine including the Olympics. I bet the one @ Catalans does.

I remember HDM running a story on Hull's proposed monorail. If only ...

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 4:33 pm  

jimmys sidestep wrote:

I hope it is just a bit of posturing before a more positive announcement. I really enjoy the derby matches and the rivalry in general and too many of my mates/family love Rovers.

I would hate anything too bad to happen to you lot.

There i said it *goes to get showered*

Prob one of the only quotes I agree with on this thread...

Love the derby's just hate loosing in them

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 4:56 pm  

Things seem to be going from bad to worse lets hope the boarding up company arnt waiting in the wings. So much for consolidation. No doubt all the Rovers fans i get in my taxi will be blaming this on Colin Hutton as well.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:03 pm  

cab man wrote:

Things seem to be going from bad to worse lets hope the boarding up company arnt waiting in the wings. So much for consolidation. No doubt all the Rovers fans i get in my taxi will be blaming this on Colin Hutton as well.

At the end of the day Cabbie , Rovers biggest single problem is the location of the ground...and it always will be .

If we were still on Holderness Road the magic 10,000 figure would easily be eclipsed now , the ground, bars, catering etc could/would be used on a regular basis and it would just be a much more easy and attractive place to go.

And wether you like it or not this is very much down to Mr Hutton.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:05 pm  

We got rubbish crowds in the old days as well when we were winning things. When i drive down Holderness road all i see is people in Hull Fc shirts.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:10 pm  

Surely the playing budget has been agreed for 2013? What is there left to discuss

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:13 pm  

BUILD IT AND THEY WILL COME, WELL THEY ARE BUILDING IT LETS SEE IF ANYBODY COMES.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Tue Sep 11, 2012 5:15 pm  

cab man wrote:

We got rubbish crowds in the old days as well when we were winning things. When i drive down Holderness road all i see is people in Hull Fc shirts.

I must have imagined the regular 10,000 plus crowds i stood in , even against the likes of Barrow, Wakefield and Salford, 16,000 against Hull.

Given the growth in general top level crowds since the advent of SL i think it is a fait accompli that we would have at least averaged 10,000 , quite easily more.

The mistake of moving to Greatfield will continue to haunt Rovers for many a day.