Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 12:01 am  

number 6 wrote:

Was the upper tier open tonight? Gate of 16500

The Upper Tier is open all season. They've sold season tickets up there.

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 7:46 am  

UllFC wrote:

I did notice City emailed the other week to say that turnstiles will now only open an hour before kick off (think it was 2 hours previously) so that's another money saving move.

On the playing front a pretty decent start for City though, 2 wins and a draw in what is a very competitive league.

Its not been a tough start really though - Wolves away was a good point though, however they have lost Sako who was their best player last year.

Charlton away on Saturday will be tough. I've had a cheeky tenner on Charlton to go up via the play offs this year

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 12:17 pm  

HRC99 wrote:

The Upper Tier is open all season. They've sold season tickets up there.

cheers, was just interested seeing as they announced they would be looking to close the upper tier if gates weren't high enough at city games, seeing as they have sold season passes up in that stand i wonder if it was just thrown in there to appease the closing of the north stand in our games (kr apart)

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 6:45 pm  

I am genuinely ambivalent towards City.

What I'm glad though is that as FC fans we don't have in house bickering amongst the fans about who runs the club, I find the whole Allam and CTID thing quite comical.

Also, lots of City fans hate FC and the fact they have to share 'their' ground with us, including my next door neighbour who I regularly have banter with over the fence (doubt he reads this!)

On the one hand having Hull City in Premiership is pretty cool and good for the city, on the other, I couldn't care less if they ended in the Conference.

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 7:59 pm  

Sounds likely that the SMC will win the Airco case.

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 8:02 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

Sounds likely that the SMC will win the Airco case.

Why what have you heard Mrs B?

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 8:09 pm  

Fields of Fire wrote:

Why what have you heard Mrs B?

Angus Young (who's the only reporter in court) was asked who he thought would win. He said "Heart says HCC, head says SMC". He's not a legal expert, but has closely followed the case. Judge will give draft judgement only to HCC/SMC under embargo end of the week. Full judgement published mid-Sept.

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 8:24 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

Angus Young (who's the only reporter in court) was asked who he thought would win. He said "Heart says HCC, head says SMC". He's not a legal expert, but has closely followed the case. Judge will give draft judgement only to HCC/SMC under embargo end of the week. Full judgement published mid-Sept.

On I see thanks for that, I did read about the judge's decision would not be heard publicly until September thought you might have some goss lol, On another subject city related my missus works for a company who's owned by Mr Allams son in law (who owns North Ferriby) and hes not aloud to attend city matches this season pretty petty ain't it.

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 8:34 pm  

Fields of Fire wrote:

On I see thanks for that, I did read about the judge's decision would not be heard publicly until September thought you might have some goss lol, On another subject city related my missus works for a company who's owned by Mr Allams son in law (who owns North Ferriby) and hes not aloud to attend city matches this season pretty petty ain't it.

Not allowed? How old is he?

Re: City, should we be concerned? : Thu Aug 20, 2015 8:39 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

Not allowed? How old is he?

He's married to an Allam sad ain't it