Joined: Feb 15 2007 Posts: 436 Location: EAST HULL and proud
CRAIG 73 wrote:It's a number of different things. With Craven park at one end you are so far away from the pitch that you can barely see the game. The other teams that you mentioned are uncovered but they are large terraces where the views are relativley good. As fans from Hull we are used to traveling an hour or two to away games, but for West Yorkshire and Lancs fans it's different. There are five teams in West Yorks all within 30 mins of each other. In Lancs there are 4 teams within about 30 mins and you can get from West yorks to Lancs in around an hour. The combination of the extra distance to travel and the poor viewing facilities means that a trip to craven park is never gonna be top of the list for traveling fans.
At bradford your up in the gods watching the game so whats the difference there.
It would not bother me and the majority of our supporters wher we travelled to watch our team so the excuse allthough could be vallied about travelling distence is in my opinion pretty lame
Joined: Jan 24 2007 Posts: 6308 Location: Over there
Andyhullofalad wrote:At bradford your up in the gods watching the game so whats the difference there. It would not bother me and the majority of our supporters wher we travelled to watch our team so the excuse allthough could be vallied about travelling distence is in my opinion pretty lame
It wouldn't be so bad if they just made the south stand the same as the north. It isn't as bad at Odsal as you are elevated. Mind you, it was only a tenner, so at least they price it accordingly. I saw the plans for the new main stand, and there is the space there for some impressive facilities.
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Can I ask, do Hull KR get more away fans coming in the summer?
I ask this because the weather can affect whether a person goes when they will not be undercover, ie Headingley, Craven park, Belle vue, Cas vegas Odslum.
Joined: May 27 2005 Posts: 1840 Location: Kuala Lumpur
Andyhullofalad wrote:At bradford your up in the gods watching the game so whats the difference there. It would not bother me and the majority of our supporters wher we travelled to watch our team so the excuse allthough could be vallied about travelling distence is in my opinion pretty lame
Just try watch a Rovers match from the South Stand and you'll maybe have more of an idea.
FORM IS TEMPORARY......CLASS IS PERMANENT
7th MAY 1921
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RESULT
HEADINGLEY STADIUM
HULL FC 16 HULL KR 14
CHAMPIONES CHAMPIONES OLE OLE OLE
THE INDEPENDANT: Today the east, which contains the biggest council estate in Europe, is poor, a place of high unemployment and low expectation. The west, which has the city centre and the university, is posh and prosperous.
Joined: Feb 15 2007 Posts: 436 Location: EAST HULL and proud
cymraegrhino wrote:Can I ask, do Hull KR get more away fans coming in the summer?
I ask this because the weather can affect whether a person goes when they will not be undercover, ie Headingley, Craven park, Belle vue, Cas vegas Odslum.
yeah the summer does see a upturn in away fans comming over, and when the weather is good CP is an attractive ground to watch rugby in
Joined: Feb 15 2007 Posts: 436 Location: EAST HULL and proud
CRAIG 73 wrote:Just try watch a Rovers match from the South Stand and you'll maybe have more of an idea.
i can understand where your comming from and you have been in the stand but you sound like a die hard fan so would it put you off from going in there again? Personnaly it wouldnt put me of because i'll follow rovers anywher
Joined: Feb 05 2009 Posts: 366 Location: In a state of disrepair
Andyhullofalad wrote:yeah the summer does see a upturn in away fans comming over, and when the weather is good CP is an attractive ground to watch rugby in
I agree I would rather watch "summer" rugby in a rugby ground rather than a football ground
Joined: May 27 2005 Posts: 1840 Location: Kuala Lumpur
Andyhullofalad wrote:i can understand where your comming from and you have been in the stand but you sound like a die hard fan so would it put you off from going in there again? Personnaly it wouldnt put me of because i'll follow rovers anywher
Yes, I dont go to Craven Park because of the crap view. If away fans could get tickets for the popular side as we could in the past then I would maybe go but i'm not gonna pay to watch from the banks of the humber or from the golf stand where you have to sit, with no cover facing into the weather.
FORM IS TEMPORARY......CLASS IS PERMANENT
7th MAY 1921
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RESULT
HEADINGLEY STADIUM
HULL FC 16 HULL KR 14
CHAMPIONES CHAMPIONES OLE OLE OLE
THE INDEPENDANT: Today the east, which contains the biggest council estate in Europe, is poor, a place of high unemployment and low expectation. The west, which has the city centre and the university, is posh and prosperous.
Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 25923 Location: Back in Hull.
Andyhullofalad wrote:i can understand where your comming from and you have been in the stand but you sound like a die hard fan so would it put you off from going in there again? Personnaly it wouldnt put me of because i'll follow rovers anywher
I wouldnt go in that stand again, I had no idea what was going on at the other end of the field and couldnt see the tryline at the South stand end, as you the advertising boards where in the way.
The distance isnt the problem, if the stand was higher it would be Ok. (like Odsal).
This season I will try and get tickets for the golf stand again. Otherwise I hope the game is on TV (might be a top of the table clash)
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