Another open letter from Ehab...

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What after 7 years ??
Anybody would think the tv money had run out !
Or that the gates were down to a level more fitting of a club in the lower half of League 1.
No matter who is to blame, the facts were there to see , our crowds were piss poor and we were not in a healthy position to stay in this league or attract a buyer.
Mismanagement and supporter apathy isn't a good mix and both obviously go hand in hand, although not at all clubs.
So what do we do as a club if no-one seriously wants ( or has the cash) to buy the club ?
The owners accept responsibility for their mistakes, rectify them and the supporters come back on board.
Or we continued to rot from the head down ?
 
Or that the gates were down to a level more fitting of a club in the lower half of League 1.
No matter who is to blame, the facts were there to see , our crowds were piss poor and we were not in a healthy position to stay in this league or attract a buyer.
Mismanagement and supporter apathy isn't a good mix and both obviously go hand in hand, although not at all clubs.
So what do we do as a club if no-one seriously wants ( or has the cash) to buy the club ?
The owners accept responsibility for their mistakes, rectify them and the supporters come back on board.
Or we continued to rot from the head down ?

Good post - I only stopped going when the membership fiasco meant kids were paying the same as adults, now concessions are back the only thing stopping me going is apathy, I take holidays in football season now, get involved in family stuff on a Saturday, I can watch City on iFollow - I'm not waiting for the Allams to leave, I'm just struggling to get motivated. I'll take a couple in and hopefully the Saturday buzz will return.
 
Ok so I'm still confused. Is it resolved or not? OLM made it sound like it isn't resolved in which case poor from the rep. If it is resolved then it seems odd to be getting upset.

You realise these people aren't paid and it isn't their full time job yes?
Yes I know they’re not paid.
And I have little to no expectation of them.
Whether it is resolved or not the rep didn’t help resolve anything.
I’m not upset about anything, I was just trying to explain to you as you said you didn’t know what was going on that’s all.
 
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Or that the gates were down to a level more fitting of a club in the lower half of League 1.
No matter who is to blame, the facts were there to see , our crowds were piss poor and we were not in a healthy position to stay in this league or attract a buyer.
Mismanagement and supporter apathy isn't a good mix and both obviously go hand in hand, although not at all clubs.
So what do we do as a club if no-one seriously wants ( or has the cash) to buy the club ?
The owners accept responsibility for their mistakes, rectify them and the supporters come back on board.
Or we continued to rot from the head down ?
I will add that the Allams are not the only reason I dont attend !
Football has just lost its shine to me and I will struggle to get that buzz I had for 35+ years back!
Even on the telly I've watched only one full football match since England WC Semi .
It's just how it feels to me I'd love to have that buzz again .
 
Dear Supporters,

As you may be aware, it was agreed at the October meeting of the Supporters’ Committee that a fan-led steering group would be formed to discuss the Club’s ticketing structure.

I would like to thank the members of the Supporters’ Committee for their enthusiasm and constructive input into the positive meetings that have already taken place and together we hope to have a new pricing structure agreed in the next two weeks.

As this won’t be ready in time for the West Brom game, and in the interest of keeping the momentum going, we would like to offer half-price match tickets for that game to all those supporters that purchased tickets for last Saturday’s home game against Derby County.

As this busy week of activity at Hull City comes towards its end, I hope that as many of you as possible have had the opportunity to attend one of the many events that have taken place here at the KCOM Stadium.

Our Half Term @ Hull City week, which has featured exclusive events for our Members as well as occasions to remember for our wider fan-base young and old, was designed to move the Club back closer to its supporters and it has been fantastic to see a lot of positive feedback over the last few days.

Of course, the flagship event of the week came last Saturday at our home game against Derby County when half-price tickets were available to all supporters. It resulted in our biggest home crowd since April 2018 being in attendance to see first-hand the good work that is being done by Grant McCann and the coaching staff with an exciting, talented and relatively young squad of players.

Added to our loyal Members, the extra numbers and increased volume undoubtedly played a part in the team producing an excellent performance and earning the thoroughly deserved win that we all wanted to see, making it back-to-back league victories in the process.

It would be tremendous to build on that, hence the decision to offer an incentive for those fans to return. It means that, once again, there is the opportunity to watch Sky Bet Championship football for as little as £13.50 for adults and just £4.50 for concessions. I appreciate that tickets for the West Brom fixture have already been on sale for some time so, if you have already bought yours, you can claim back the difference of the price you’ve paid – we will release information on how to do that via club channels.

It is important to stress at this point that offers such as this will not become commonplace and that being a Member continues to, and will always, be the most cost-effective way of watching Hull City in home action. However, as discussions continue with our steering group regarding ticket pricing, we are happy to offer a middle ground and hope to announce further details regarding our ticketing structure in the near future.

I would also like to say a huge ‘thank you’ to our current Members for your support of the Club over recent months and years, and for your understanding at times such as this as we look to increase numbers inside the stadium on matchdays. We constantly look at ways to add value to your Membership, including the exclusive ‘An Evening With Ashbee & Meyler’ and the extra 500 points added to your accounts for early entry at the Derby County fixture, and I would ask you to keep an eye out for further exclusive offerings in the coming weeks and months.

Finally, during Supporters’ Committee discussions about encouraging everyone to return to get behind the team, it was suggested the Allam family do the same and after consideration we will be returning from the West Bromwich Albion game – when we hope to see as many of you there as possible.

Thank you for your continued support of Hull City.

UTT!

Ehab Allam
Vice Chairman
This ****’s clearly had a visitation from the ghost of Christmas past!
 
So, As usual, this will go down in flames, the Allam's are ****s, yes we know most think that, but they have pretty much undone anything negative they have done, Using the name correctly, letting the fans pick the crest,changing the pricing structure back to before they changed it etc etc, I fully understand there is still things to sort out, but it does look like the effort is there! I just hope that if there is a big attendance for the west brom game, and a fair few kids there, and the Allam's have decided they will return, THAT IS A HUGE step, I hope that the anti allam protesters just give it a miss this game, get behind the team and dont bother with the Allam out chants and ruin it for those that have returned and possibly a new generation of fans.

They know they are wanted out of the club, They have attempted to build bridges, I just dont want the effort they have made to be ruined with constant Allam out chants and for them to go.."Sod it"


Comedy gold.
 
So, As usual, this will go down in flames, the Allam's are ****s, yes we know most think that, but they have pretty much undone anything negative they have done, Using the name correctly, letting the fans pick the crest,changing the pricing structure back to before they changed it etc etc, I fully understand there is still things to sort out, but it does look like the effort is there! I just hope that if there is a big attendance for the west brom game, and a fair few kids there, and the Allam's have decided they will return, THAT IS A HUGE step, I hope that the anti allam protesters just give it a miss this game, get behind the team and dont bother with the Allam out chants and ruin it for those that have returned and possibly a new generation of fans.

They know they are wanted out of the club, They have attempted to build bridges, I just dont want the effort they have made to be ruined with constant Allam out chants and for them to go.."Sod it"


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