Maybe they should merge both Hull teams?

Yeah, play in a Black & White Hooped shirt, from a new build stadium, there is some spare land off Airle Street i believe

Tricky. There are pretty substantial distances involved. The towns themselves aren't large enough to pull in big crowds and (for example) you'd get very few from Whitehaven willing to go to watch a team based in Workington.

It's a shame though because all of those teams have very passionate support.

The number of tickets that the Hull and Rovers sell for their away games gives some indication.

The last away tickets i bought in advance was Rovers 2008



I usually pay on the day. As do most

You should really start buying in advance, you'll save a quid or two and the club recieve 10% of the tickets value.

And give the board more profit?



I think Crusaders, Quins, Wakey and Salford would rather have a quid or 2. Mind you tose Student rates usually save me £8 anyway

I'd rather give some money to our club, the rest of SL get enough money out the two Hull clubs compaired to what we recieve in return.

Assuming Widnes replace cass or wakey it wll mean 5 super league within 26 miles of each other is this something the rl as been trying to avoid in the past.Me i hope it's catalan so i don't have to argue anymore with my wife about my trips or lack of them to the south of france.

TBH id rather see all out ticket prices go down by £3 each. The club could afford that

drop em both and give fev a go the produce plenty of young kids just look at our squad

whom are the 4 clubs that can apply for the license then? as i read in an earlier post only 4 clubs are able to qualify?