Hi,



I'm not from Hull, but I'm looking to buy tickets for the Leeds match to take the father-in-law. I have an online option of the North stand - is that behind the sticks? The other option, the Millward stand, is standing (no good as he has dodgey knees). So, what's the north stand like?

yer and is the golf stand and you could get wet if its raining and the away fans get but there unless u are from FC and you get but in the south end and end up paying £!7 were the other clubs fans only pay £10

Stop whining and get a job

What?



I'm afraid you're restricted to the North stand seats as the Roger Millward stand seats have sold out for the season.



The North stand is the 'golf stand' behind the posts and is uncovered.

It's plastic and precarious and more used to being booled round a golf course. However, it's not a pile of rubble so far from the pitch it's on the ferry like the South "Stand".



You'll be a bit squashed - if it's raining one umbrella shields 6 - but as it is completely exposed to the elements a bit of body warmth from your neighbour won't go amiss.



Good luck - and DO NOT be tempted by the cheap tickets in the South "Stand" - that is FAR FAR away and FAR FAR worse.

You have to laugh, the Hull fans paint as bad a picture as possible of Craven Park, yet up until the KC was built and Hull Fc were invited to become the lodgers of Hull City, they used to play here.

That, is bollox, as well you know.

Happy days





But you're not taking care, again...

Taking care of what?

Naughty boy. You must ALWAYS take care of Calumn - even if he doesn't live in NY.

As the Hull Fc skipper once said to Shaun Mcrae, you've lost me.

It wasn't hard





(That wasn't a calumny of ANY part of your anatomy

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