I can see men in white coats with an extra strong strait-jacket being required for somebody if our games gets blown out tomorrow.

This has been the problem in the past. City are away at Ipswich so no chance of a clash but with the game now on Sky they will make extra effort to get in on.

I think your right. SKY will want a game to show. Remember our infamous game in the fog at Saints!

The KCom pitch has under soil heating which has been on all week so there shouldn't be a problem as far as that is concerned but the concern is whether Warrington will be able to make the trip over the Pennines.

The current forecast (for hull) is no more snow, but no real thaw either.

So it looks like nothing much will change in the next 36 hours.

Big difference between the pitches though as KCOM has under soil heating so the pitch shouldn't be frozen and would think the pitch at caravan park will almost certainly be frozen in places hence concern for player welfare.

Though if the temps are not any higher tomorrow night it certainly could be classed as not putting player welfare first.

http://www.hullfc.com/news/2018-03-01-a ... rrows-game

http://www.hullfc.com/news/2018-03-01-a ... rrows-game

I can understand every effort being made to get the game on - not that long since we had that random mid week game and it definitely creates as disadvantage. That said if we lose, as looks a strong possibility with several players out, we'll say it should have been called off.

The pitch might be playable and the walkways safe, but as I get older watching rugby in arctic conditions becomes less and less appealing!
Let's play them midweek in Summer with Danny Houghton back!

Same. Getting fed up of shivering all the way through a match at Kcom.

As things stand the M62 is closed and other travel is seriously affected.

Consideration must surely go to how Warrington and their fans can get here safely and also get home tomorrow night after the game?