Nope. The ultimate V sign would be getting all the debts paid off and then winding up the company (though hopefully fear of a pitchfork-wielding mob marching through West Hull villages would stop them short of that.
My lad was on the cartoons on you tube this morning and an advert pops up for Hull City "support the tigers" I've not seen it before and he's always on it. It seems like they don't care if we go or not but they are still advertising, I don't get it ?
I've done the same, and got the same response, welcome back anytime. However that is from the girls not Ehab. P.S. I know the couple next to me have cancelled also.
Latest Club News.. please log in to view this image We would like to thank all supporters who have taken the time to have their say in how we should move forward with ticketing for the Club. Get out your holiday wear, it could be YOU who is our grand prize winner of the 5* luxury holiday to Portugal for 4 people!!! We will be being contacting the lucky winner of this prize and for the other prizes this week, so keep an eye on your email and phone! Best of luck!!!! Sadly, despite the above incentives to encourage supporters to have their say, only a small proportion of the voter pool voted. Due to this considerably low response to the vote it is still particularly unclear as to whether the overall majority opinion of fans has been put forward, and as a Club we have a responsibility to represent and consider the wider fan base. Subsequently, the Club has now decided to liaise with the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF), with a view to understanding their factual insights in order to help us be able to move forward with making this decision in an informed manner. IMPORTANT: While these conversations take place with the FSF over the coming weeks and months, the Club will continue with the current ticketing model and so Members should hold onto their existing membership cards for the foreseeable future with a view for the Club to issue new cards once a model has been agreed upon. If supporters have any queries with regards to keeping their current membership cards, please call the Sales Centre on 01482 358418 and we will happily discuss options with you. please log in to view this image Following the launch of the first vote and ticket model presented, we had substantial resistance from the Committee members including the Senior Tigers and Hull City Supporters’ Trust (HSCT). That, coupled with the significantly low turnout to the vote, despite the vote being extended, led to the conclusion that it wasn’t the right thing to do to introduce the first model. Instead, we took the feedback on board from the Committee and supporters and presented another model, reverting back to our 2015/2016 concessionary pricing structure, this model we believe was the model presented by the HCST, albeit it with Club set pricing points (which reverted back to 15/16 pricing). This second model, despite the feedback taken on board from the Supporters’ Committee, once again had a low turnout with the HCST calling for a ‘boycott of the vote’ (disappointingly, and we fear now rather unconstructively, given there was an option to vote against the model). From a Club point of view, and in the interest of fairness we were hoping to have a clear indication of ‘yes’ and ‘no’ votes which would have been undisputable, instead a low vote count left things ambiguous as to what the majority of fans wanted. Subsequently, as it currently stands, the second model will also not be implemented for next season. Instead, as mentioned above, we are now open to discussions with the FSF to understand their football supporter base findings. We felt it imperative to consult fans throughout the process so as to represent all supporters, not just those who are the loud minority, so our decisions can be based on fact and wider opinion. We appreciate that not having a clear direction on next season’s ticketing model is not ideal at this late stage. However, we want to ensure the correct ticketing model is implemented. 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utter balls that e-mail, the bullshit on being upset about boycotts saying there was a No option, **** me, it's like having a ballot to say do you want to be kicked in the bollocks or punched in the face then being upset when people boycott it. Delaying tactics once more, shambolic set of ****s
We didn't even mention the word boycott: http://hullcitysupporterstrust.com/hcst-statement-second-concessions-ballot/
What an absolute steaming pile of spurious bullshit that statement is. The FSF know exactly what we want, but sadly, won't get any further than we did with these duplicitous, lying, clowns.
Nothing happening with concessions , nothing happening with the crest , but they want a pat on the back for calling us our correct name - ****ers
I think there's a mixture of Ehab-led game playing and genuine misunderstanding amongst that, but throughout the whole thing I've been quite baffled by Vicky Beercock's insistence that the option to vote against the second proposal means no one should not bother to vote at all. She quite emphatically fails to grasp that voting against concessions isn't something people want to do, particularly when dodgy Ehab is ultimately in charge of how these votes are interpreted.
How long before Ehab Allam falls out with the FSF and calls them a noisy minority? I’m going for six weeks.
Oh and her view that these simple matters should take weeks or even months to resolve is equally bizarre. There simply isn't time. This is a process that was started following the balls being thrown on the pitch in November for Christ's sake.
So no new prices today. That means (given the minimum 90 day notice and the fact that months are paid up front on the 1st) prices will now not change until at least September. For them to change in September notice has to be given by 2nd June. It's a bit ****. I gave my notice at the end of March so that if I didn't agree with the decision on next season's prices I wouldn't have to pay for extra months. If I was ok with the price changes then I could revoke my cancellation before the end of May. Now it doesn't look like we'll know before the end of May so do I revoke my cancellation and risk paying a couple more months and cancelling anyway when Ehab ****s it up? Or do I leave it and not bother going either way?
