**** off you ****er. I have to travel from Leicester. Not wasting my money to protest.Go on take the bits out of that you want to. I'm not sure who is a bigger ****. You, Happy or Prefab and hid old man. Perhaps you're all about the same.
Tickets for the first in a series of Hall of Fame events are now on sale. The special evening, which will be held at the KCOM Stadium on the new date of Wednesday 31st January 2018, will see the Hall of Fame's inaugural inductees announced in front of an audience that will see past and present players and managers join with supporters on what is sure to be a memorable occasion. Full details of the event can be downloaded by clicking here, while tickets are now available to buy online here (please note that VIP packages have now sold out). Plenty of famous names and faces from the past have already confirmed their attendance on the night, and two players from the more recent tale of the Tigers will also now be joining us. Signed from Scunthorpe United in 2003, Andy Dawson was one of a number of additions during an ambitious summer recruitment programme by then manager Peter Taylor. Andy would go on to give ten years of service to the Tigers, during which time he helped the Club to win four promotions during one of the most successful periods in its history. Remembered for his tenacity and quality at left back, and his ability at free kicks, he played in the top four divisions of English football and made 317 appearances before being granted one more game - a testimonial fixture in 2013 where players and fans thanked him for his loyalty and service. A little over 12 months after Andy's departure, younger brother Michael arrived at the KCOM Stadium. Signed from Tottenham Hotspur, the former England international brought great experience to the Tigers' squad and captained the Club to promotion in 2016. He recently brought up a century of appearances in a black and amber shirt and remains a leader both on and off the pitch. We look forward to reliving some special times with all of our guests on the night, and you could be there amongst some of your favourite players from years gone by - to book your place click here or call 01482 358418. HALL OF FAME - CONFIRMED ATTENDEES please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image
How disappointing. Some of my all time favourites, stalwarts of many years support, who cannot possibly be ignorant of the way the Allams have disfigured the club, alienated the supporters, and are directing the club only one way downwards. Sickens me to the core. What about us, the supporters, eh lads?
Maybe for one night only the Council should erect fences and gates just on their side of the SMCs land, all way round?
Dawson particularly. He's a great guy. He's also close to Barmby and knows very well how he was treated. And he himself was ****ed over by the Allams over his own testimonial match. Presumably being away from the club these guys aren't aware of the controversy of this hall of fame idea.
The club have just confirmed that the latest addition to the Hall of Fame attendees is Michael Dawson. Erm...
Not the hall of fame but a good idea for a worthy cause. The Tigers Trust Gala Dinner 2017 takes place at the KCOM Stadium on Thursday 30th November, with members of the 2007/08 promotion-winning squad set to be in attendance. Ten seasons on from that famous day at Wembley, when promotion to English football's top division was achieved for the first time in the Club's history, manager Phil Brown and players including Dean Windass, Andy Dawson, Wayne Brown, Ryan France and Matt Duke will be back to relive a memorable campaign. The Gala Dinner will also raise funds for the Tigers Trust, with money going towards helping local children, young people and individuals with disabilities in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. Hosted by BBC Sport's Damien Johnson, the black-tie event kicks-off at 7pm and includes: Drinks reception Three-course meal Q&A with former players Auction Live entertainment Tickets for the Gala Dinner are priced at £55 per person, with tables of ten available for £500. To book, please call 01482 358371 or email [email protected] A Gala Dinner information leaflet can be downloaded by clicking here.
Has anyone heard anything about the Hall Of Fame recently? I just checked the OWS and social media channels and the club don't seem to have mentioned it since Nov 8th (at which time VIP was sold out, but regular tickets were still available), the ticket page on the website pretends it's loading, but never does.
There is going to be an irony about this, celebrating players that have excelled at the club, whilst probably propping up the championship.
