Joined: Feb 12 2008 Posts: 842 Location: East Hull
odemwingie wrote:Craven Park is the only thing stopping Hull KR becoming a true force for future rugby league, if you get decent stands behind each goal, maybe a huge terrace with good facilities for away fans with a roof, craven park will be one of the best grounds in the league. I prefer the older style grounds with good facilities like Headingly, Warrington (because most of it is standing).
It has been shown by Warrington, Hull FC and Wigan that crowds will go up with better facilities, Hull KR will be getting crowds like Hull, Wigan and Leeds. All this if you continue current results on the field.
Craven park really does need doing though.
Some good points. These things are in the pipeline, just not a great time to be ploughing money into major investments and projects.
Joined: Jul 20 2008 Posts: 1484 Location: Warrington - East Hull Lad At Heart
odemwingie wrote:Craven Park is the only thing stopping Hull KR becoming a true force for future rugby league, if you get decent stands behind each goal, maybe a huge terrace with good facilities for away fans with a roof, craven park will be one of the best grounds in the league. I prefer the older style grounds with good facilities like Headingly, Warrington (because most of it is standing). It has been shown by Warrington, Hull FC and Wigan that crowds will go up with better facilities, Hull KR will be getting crowds like Hull, Wigan and Leeds. All this if you continue current results on the field.
Craven park really does need doing though.
Sensible post, I agree with that.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: If HKR win at Saints, I will personally bare my backside on the town hall steps in Hull.
Stirlingshire Saint wrote:
In summary, HKR are made up of of a few overrated foreigners, a couple of Wigan rejects and a couple of blokes I have never heard of.
Saints by plenty, by miles even!
Stirlingshire Saint wrote: A walkover for Saints.
HKR are about as poor as it gets.
When referring to the atmosphere of the HJ...
Wire On The Telly wrote: ...
Shame it doesn't keep the sound like the full east stand of HKR. That's atmosphere.
It is awful, I look at the South Stand from the East and believe fans in there can't see a thing. I used to go in the South Stand in my younger days but I barely remember what it was like.
Joined: Nov 27 2008 Posts: 830 Location: Stockton on Tees
Craven park was a lot better then i had been expecting. Enough siad on the south stand, fortunatley i bought in the north stand as i couldn't get a ticket from wire. At the time it wasn't designated as an away friendly stand so that maybe wasn't entirely sensible.
I thought the 2 main stands looked excellent and the golf stand is decent. The main stand seems to create a brilliant atmosphere. It is a bit unfair for you all the sing "shall we sing a song for you" when our voice just dissapate into the sky!
From my limited tour of the SL grounds so far Craven Park does not fair too bad. Wakefield is definitely the worst for me
Dawson wrote:Craven park was a lot better then i had been expecting. Enough siad on the south stand, fortunatley i bought in the north stand as i couldn't get a ticket from wire. At the time it wasn't designated as an away friendly stand so that maybe wasn't entirely sensible.
I thought the 2 main stands looked excellent and the golf stand is decent. The main stand seems to create a brilliant atmosphere. It is a bit unfair for you all the sing "shall we sing a song for you" when our voice just dissapate into the sky!
From my limited tour of the SL grounds so far Craven Park does not fair too bad. Wakefield is definitely the worst for me
Dawson wrote:Craven park was a lot better then i had been expecting. Enough siad on the south stand, fortunatley i bought in the north stand as i couldn't get a ticket from wire. At the time it wasn't designated as an away friendly stand so that maybe wasn't entirely sensible.
I thought the 2 main stands looked excellent and the golf stand is decent. The main stand seems to create a brilliant atmosphere. It is a bit unfair for you all the sing "shall we sing a song for you" when our voice just dissapate into the sky!
From my limited tour of the SL grounds so far Craven Park does not fair too bad. Wakefield is definitely the worst for me
Thank you. That is what I believe any normal fan without a chip/agenda would think of Craven Park.
It is a reasonable, traditional venue to watch SL. It has improved over the last few years, which is more than some, and will get better.
Joined: May 24 2007 Posts: 7504 Location: East Stand
Barnacle Bill wrote:Thank you. That is what I believe any normal fan without a chip/agenda would think of Craven Park. It is a reasonable, traditional venue to watch SL. It has improved over the last few years, which is more than some, and will get better.
It's not great but we neither needed nor could afford anything better in the NL days, so hopefully the board will continue to build it up into a decent RL ground.
It's certainly got potential and will be a damn site cheaper and easier to do than trying to get a new stadium project off the ground.
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