It was good to see the crowd was up by a couple of thousand on Saturday, a shame they weren't rewarded the sort of performance likely to encourage a return, but at least the Palace game is a Cat C, so the prices are: £20 Adults £10 Seniors (65+) & 16-22 year-olds Juniors (11-15) from £3 Juniors (10 and under) from £1 No excuses, get yer sen down there.
Bollocks, I would have come down for it if it wasn't a midweek game. Still haven't made it to the KC since the Millwall game
£20 for the Palace ? Bargain for those without passes. Should be a belter as Palace play a very open game. Murray suspended is a Brucie bonus.
The last league game Wilbraham started was in August, he normally comes on at the death... Leeds - 89 minutes Derby - 89 minutes Posh - 80 minutes Leicester - 89 minutes Charlton - 87 minutes He's probably getting a bit hacked off at playing three or four minutes every week.
Olm apart from on here and one other city forum iv not seen **** all about our ticket prices .George Hudson do your job its ok going on west hull radio and preach to the converted .
Something I've been thinking about lately... Footballers always have a specially prepared 'pre-match' meal, as I understand it. I imagine this is put together with just the right grammage of protein/carbohydrate/sugars/salts etc so the player will be fuelled for 90 mins of football. If you happen to be a player who only ever plays 2 mins at the end of a game, you're never gonna burn that off, and after a time would it not end up storing as fat? This would be bad news for a professional sportsman. But then, if you said to them "you're only having one spoonful of rice and two flakes of fish" then they'd know they were not in the plans again, and morale would be sapped. Do these kind of scenarios occur, or am I thinking about something unimportant? I can't think of anything worse than knowing you've ingested a surplus of calories that the body has no use for, hence is gonna make one fat. Would they be given the full meal, then not play, and be ordered to get on the treadmill for 2 hours? A further insult. Fitness and nutrition, it's complex, especially when you throw in the morale curveball.
But they train several days a week, so it'll get burnt off. Also, the actual 'pre-match' meal is usually something light just to keep them ticking over. It's not like they're piling on a load of **** just for the match.
