Yes this instance, y'know the one the club have a big article about, yeah that one. I'll comment on the others when I kow more about them.

Please don't patronise me, I have no issue donating to charity although I don't like being told which ones and how much. I also want no credit for it but I don't excpect Hull FC to be waving their arms saying look what we've done, when actually they have done feckall other than collect money.

Robbo only does patronising recently.

Any reasonable minded person can see this for what it is.

Again you are taking this one particular event as the only donation the club is making through the whole year. For all you know £2 of every season pass sold went to the charity so I've given twice as much as you and am doubley annoyed at not getting any credit for it.

This is just one way the club decided to try and raise money during the whole year.

The idea I like but its unbalanced. Season Pass holders and the club are not donating but other fans HAVE to.

All the fans attending should have a way of donating and none of it should be forced.

As for the club, why could they not have raised tickets by £1 and then agreed to match it?

Would any other fund raisers match what they raise?

Load of fuss for nothing IMO.

Again I can only comment on the current event which is splashed all over the website, what if the club have not donated any money from pass sales? Its all if's and but's, right now there is one event to discuss so pointing to the rest of the year is pointless as none of us know what is being arranged.

The thing is for me it's not a big issue however I have an opinion on it which I have stated.

Donating to charity should be a choice not a term or condition for watching the sport and team that you have a passion for.
For me its not the amount, charity or "credit" its the assumption and lack of freedom to make that choice to donate.
Why not have a couple of volunteers dressed up holding buckets, stood in the concourse?

POST OF THE DAY

Where have you been told which ones to donate to? Its the clubs chosen charity that they will be donating to throughout the year using money generated from the fans. This is just one way they decided to raise money for it.

I dont think I'm being patronising at all. Were discussing an issue we seem to look at from very differing angles. Whats the problem?