Jaybeeowl

I can't think of a single good reason anyone would buy a 5 year season ticket. And now you say the rest of us have to pay extortionate ticket prices for the next five years to somehow justify the outlay of this tiny minority of s/t holders. If anyone can afford 3k for a 5 year season ticket on the south stand surely they won't begrudge the rest of us the chance to pay a reasonable pay on the gate price even if it does make their investment look a little foolhardy.

Nobody with any knowledge of football would use the phrase 'guarantee success' in a positive sense. You only ever hear it when prefixed with 'won't'. That's because it doesn't exist in football. I know I'm stating the obvious but thought I'd mention it in case DC is reading.

So, omitting the painfully unfunny responses, we're looking at between six and ten pertinent questions that DC needs to answer. With this in mind I would like to ask one more. Why are we having a fans forum in the first place when you could answer these specific questions much more clearly in another medium. An interview on Radio Sheffield for example? Is it so you can more easily avoid answering the questions with nonsensical meanderings and obfuscation? A journalist worth his salt would demand honest answers. Not so easy to get a clear answer in an unruly forum

And what an excellent sub it was. Gave them something to think about after weathering the relentless storm . Well done Jos

POTG numbers are now so low they will probably be dwarfed by the number of season ticket holders who won't actually be there on Friday night. (Although they will show up on the, ahem, 'attendance' figure obviously)

So a handful of POTG tickets sold. The rest made up of Leeds fans and ST holders.

Too expensive for non season ticket holders. Will be watching in the Banner. Would like to have gone but not paying those prices.

Our matches against Leeds have been on sky quite a few times in the recent past. Pre Chansiri and with reasonable prices these games attracted crowds of 27-29k. Not a bad crowd generating a pretty good big match atmosphere making the Leeds game one of the seasons highlights. On Friday I'd be surprised if the crowd is more than 24k and the atmosphere will be similar to a game against Preston North End. Regardless of the financial argument, which nobody can ever seem to prove one way or another, it seems a shame that the season ticket holders(let's face it, nobody else will be there) are going to be forced to sit in a half empty stadium with the Leeds fans mocking us for our empty seats. At least the traffic won't be too bad getting home eh? Well done Mr Chansiri,well done!

Well spotted. A bit hungover. Apologies x

At every home game this season Mr Chansiri need only to look to his right and he will see a visual representation of the results of his disgraceful pricing policy. The decimation of the home supports POTG numbers will be lost amongst the season ticket holders in the other stands but the top tier of the Leppings lane will tell the tale and tell it loud and clear

The thing is, yesterday's away support won't be a one off. Hulls support isn't the best but it's probably on a par with most chamiponship sides. Barring the Blades and Leeds I can see yesterday's abysmal away showing being repeated for the majority of matches this season.

I remember when we played them in league one in 2004/5 season. They packed the away end. 29k there that night. Cracking atmosphere, fair prices. Seems like another world now.

Looking at Twitter it seems most Hull fans boycotted. Refused to pay £39 and I can't say I blame them

Accidental Partridge

Chansiri's attitude towards Owls fans in a nutshell