http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39245451

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39245451

Not sure he actually called for the ground share to be scrapped, more the games in sucessive days.

Even that is bollox. The pitch wasnt that bad and besides his team won. Their home record recently is very good.

They also played a very random friendly last week so I really don't see his problem.

and a reserve game played on the kc too between the catalan and saints game

Don't worry Marco, the new stadium at Melton will be ready soon.

Marcus's Bicycle wrote:Don't worry Marco, the new stadium at Melton will be ready soon. http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/hull-cit ... story.html Primary motivation to take young people off the streets

Marcus's Bicycle wrote:Don't worry Marco, the new stadium at Melton will be ready soon. http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/hull-cit ... story.html Primary motivation to take young people off the streets

Would love a closed ~18k seater if Mr Allam wants to buy us out the lease

We won't be sharing it with a premiership football club in a few months

Think your right Jake,and Marco wont be around then to moan.
Hull City are just one of a number of very poor teams in the Premier League.They play on some of the best Pitches in the UK and still dont get results so i dont see his point especially as they won.
What they should concentrate on is getting shots on target.The more shots on target the more chance you have of scoring goals

After reading his comments I hope you're right.

There are several around the country, or even overseas, if he wants to take the cheaper option of buying your franchise and exploring relocation options with the RFL. Expansion is key to the future success of our sport.