Didn't hear anything at all from the 'thousands' that apparently were taking part. Can only assume it was cancelled....(!)
Couldn't make it.
Well done to those that could.
Maybe you should change your username?I attended.
There’s huge apathy in Hull and equally at City.
I say apathy because I refuse to believe that only that small number care about what is happening, however, the numbers were very low. I also sensed a mild antipathy/ridicule from those passing by/looking on too although I could be wrong.
If this is more or less the might of opposition, or those who can actually be bothered to turn up to such things, then Hull Tigers it’s gonna be.
Only 21,000 there today- that is worrying.
Didn't hear anything at all from the 'thousands' that apparently were taking part. Can only assume it was cancelled....(!)
The floating support will perceive Cardiff as unexciting, FL types I suppose.
The core support are backing the name change by will or by proxy of inaction. Either way, counts the same.
Will any cash-rich split link or similar really want to pump money into a club with gaps in the stands as the even the locals don't back them?
As a club we should be concentrating on building our core support in Hull and ER.
Maybe an externally-unstated butt internally-communicated mission statement.
"To be Yorkshire's no1 sports club in profile,status, support, turnover and profit"
Worry about the Far East when we've accomplished that.
It is hard to complain about being called a name that we all call ourselves! It's more about the way it's being done that annoys me the most! It's not like Cardiffs colour & badge change that is more obviously wrong! I am a tiger! And we can promote ourselves as tigers without the need to drop city afc!
I didn't attend the protest, but I thought it actually worked very well. It surely stuck two fingers up to the Allams, and the stands seemed bare and void of atmosphere until I noticed everyone was filling the seats at around 5 past 3. It's definitely going to be recognised and mentioned immediately on match of the day.
I think if you do it again, but for say half an hour or even the entire first half, I'm certain that will sway the Allams into changing their minds.
Hats off lads, a good point very well made by sacrificing the opportunity to watch the first 5 minutes of football.
I was almost late into the ground due to being held up by the multitudes, as we keep being told on here and other fan sites, who were protesting against the name change.
Just kidding!
I always thought "war" would look slightly more menacing tbh.
Still, good work to the handful who wanted to make a point.
We already are the Tigers.
Our name is Hull City yeah I've said that!
We already are the Tigers.
Our name is Hull City yeah I've said that!
That's all you need to know.
Man City though may change their name to Manchester Hunter.
I didn't attend the protest, but I thought it actually worked very well. It surely stuck two fingers up to the Allams, and the stands seemed bare and void of atmosphere until I noticed everyone was filling the seats at around 5 past 3. It's definitely going to be recognised and mentioned immediately on match of the day.
I think if you do it again, but for say half an hour or even the entire first half, I'm certain that will sway the Allams into changing their minds.
Hats off lads, a good point very well made by sacrificing the opportunity to watch the first 5 minutes of football.