Will you be going to the KCOM next season, City fans?

It’s a powerful piece about how Ehab Allam continues his efforts to punish Hull City fans for his own rank incompetence.

 

Good piece.

Look out for the next club press release saying it's too late to make changes for next season and prices / memberships will stay as they are.

 

Good article but can see him on the naughty step with burnsy

 

The fact is the first ballot should have been a simple question of

"Do you want the club to offer concessions to a group of fans?"

Then, if the answer was in the affirmative, a reasonable concession model could have been agreed and thrashed out in a few hours with the Supporters
Committee.

It really could have been that simple - done weeks ago - and the new packages for next season would have been on sale now.

 

Those bellends really do make it hard to want to watch City anymore, I know i'll miss it if I don't go again at all but this season, more and more ive been finding excuses to not go and do other things and I can honestly say I haven't missed it. That's the saddest thing to me, been going since we were in division 4 and around the bottom in the league and I still loved going. Now it feels like a task supporting us. **** the Allams.

 

Aye 24 hours before the next scheduled game.

 

A good article but the type which should have beenmwritten some time ago. Same goes for Burnsey and RH's questioning of the Allams stewardship.

 

Excellent piece, well done Phil Buckingham, and thanks to OLM for pasting the full article rather than just a lazy link to that ultra ****ty HDM website, it meant that I could actually read it!

 

No.

 

All the focus on his disastrous schemes to target fraudsters has allowed him to escape scrutiny for his catastrophic handling of four managers and four transfer windows.

Truly chaotic and ruinous for our club.

 

A good article that clearly sets out the reasons why many will not renew.

For me the lack of desire by both sides to accept compromise meant that I cancelled.

The first ballot gave a foundation to build on, but that was not accepted by the protest groups and Instead of a chance of continued dialogue the club moves the goal posts.

I will attend the same amount of games next season, but I will not use a system that requires photo id or any additional id to be carried.

 

The first ballot was not accepted by the club don't you mean TOM ? People voted and the club decided they didn't like the result

The protest groups ? Pretty irrelevant really

 

Good piece by Phil Buckingham. I'm undecided on next season, I may just by tickets match by match then at least if I can't go then someone else can use the ticket. See the flaw in your draconian measures there Ehab? You utter ****ing tit!

 

Last minute for briefs. No investment, no way i'll be parting with hard earned.

 

Haven't been since the 6-0 thrashing of Fulham. I attended a meeting before that game in which it became clear the depths to which the Allams were going to stoop. And it turned out I underestimated them. The warning signs had been there before then - more in the way they did things, perhaps, as opposed to what they actually did - but their early conduct in the name change did for me.

Has it done any good? Well, the Allams are still there. They're still making money out of Hull City. And I've been told by a former employee of the club that the Allams would very happily play in front of an empty stadium. They see fans as an inconvenience as much as anything else. So no, my actions have largely been futile. But I know I'm not giving them a penny of my money. And I'm happy with that. The key battle left for the fans to win is that of the Allams' legacy. And if that is a broken football club playing in front of a one-third full stadium, then that's a victory. As hollow a victory as is imaginable, but a victory nonetheless.

It's been said a thousand times, but this is all so unnecessary. Their ability to pick needless fights that would bring empty victories even if they won is quite astonishing. It's led to the worst atmosphere in the club in living memory. They've stopped friends of mine from going - friends who would think nothing of taking days off to attend midweek away matches at Exeter and Brighton that we were never going to win, friends who would live off Pot Noodles and toast for a week when they were out of work so they could still afford to go to the dreadful mid-90s version of City - in a way that I never thought was possible. How permanent that damage is, I don't know. I hope it isn't. I hope the rebuilding of the club is as fun and exciting as it was 15 or so years ago. Time will tell on that. But for now, I want nothing to do with anything that puts a penny in the Allams' pocket. I want nothing to do with anything that might be seen to giving even the vaguest approval of their hideous regime.

 

Its a better article but i wouldnt call it excellent. Still too little far too late..

And no, not until we have new owners.

 

.... further example of too little too late .... the next article from HDM talks about new lowest average crowd at KC yet fails to mention the known FACT that this seasons attendances are wildly overstated. FFS just tell it as it is, shame them, hold them to account for the despicable ****s they are

 

Same old dilemma for me that I am torn between not wanting to give them my money , but don't want to give up something I love doing , plus I really hate Saturday afternoons in Morrisons and putting shelves up

 

Surely the apathy shown by the present owners is a sign a new regime is about to take over very, very shortly. You need to be really stupid to continue making the same mistakes and attract even more hatred towards yourself and your family. Hang on... pause for thought.

Or am I just a dreamer?