Thought you played all your games at Craven park?

No we play all our Home games there, then the Away ones suprisingly enough Away

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I was only thinking myself it would have to be a similar line up to attract more than 20 or so young girls to the Salford match at your gaff. Good try tho, although he's gonna want a couple of thou for the gig so you need an extra 200 or so to make that up.

All clubs budget for Pre Match and Half time entertainment, Your club prefer 2 old fellas singing Red robin, your fans on this thread have also stated that they would like to see yours improved to Rovers standard.

Of course we would, but it only comes secondary to the improvments we expect on the pitch, if we achieve that they can have performing dogs for all we care

You prefer old fellas

Thats whats planned for half time at the Huddersfield game

I can honestly say that i've never come over a little queer...

Would prefer that, used to like seeing a bit of fly ball at Crufts me, not allowed to have it on telly now 'cos the breeders bred evil robot dogs that ate Peter Purves.

Terrible idea IMO, there's countless talented (but as yet unsigned) local bands who would jump at the chance to play in front of 8000-9000 people to get their name out there.

Was they all big ones

I think its a great marketing idea TBF. I agree about the local bands, but how many extra people would they attract?

Actually, I think Roofs has stumbled across a good idea here, we get The Paddingtons on, people would stay away and hopefully I'd have a bit of space in the East Stand again.

I think he meant them playing before the game, not including them in the 17!

Please don't insult Hull's 3rd greatest ever band (after Kill Youth Culture, and The Freaks Union) like that.





The Paddingtons are a class band, and though they maybe wouldn't add any extra fans as such, I don't think this clown will either. Think about it, why pay £15-£18 to see him, when he will be playing public houses for free entry very soon.

Maybe none. However, that exposure could be a catalyst for said local band to become a huge mainstream act, and so if they played a return CP gig a year or two down the line it would probably draw more people then.

It's the first game of the season, traditionally the one attended by most "drifting" fans. You should be able to get a decent enough crowd without forking out unnecessary cash on 15 minutes of entertainment (plus half time)

No, he was tall

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Yes, literally one Hull fan alluded to that. Sort of.

Think this thread proves that Rovers and Hull fans will argue over absolutely anything