" PROMOTED TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE/BUT WITH TERRIBLE SUPPORT "

Well done Hull, as for support, seriously who cares? We've got more fans than you so we should win, blah blah blah, what a load of bollocks.

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Mental mate, beyond belief

I believe Hull's average attendance for this season was around 17,000

In there last couple of seasons in premiership was around 27,000 so today's attendance is about right

Agreed - to many people obsessed with attendances and why such shit support - people need to get over it!!

Well done Hull and Steve Bruce shows what sticking with a manger does when you come back down to championship despite going on a bad run

Stability is required

Hulls attendance in Premiership was 23500,ours was almost 28000 and would have been 30000+ if we had new stand. Whenever we have been to Wembley we have sold out? We are bigger than Hull?

Hulls attendance in Premiership was 23500,ours was almost 28000 and would have been 30000+ if we had new stand. Whenever we have been to Wembley we have sold out? We are bigger than Hull?

Without a doubt, but not sure about this obsession with crowds. We might have a fickle fan base, but for the big occasion or when successful we have massive support. Still hold the record attendance at new Wembley.

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No we dont.

When we played Liverpool in the League Cup tickets were still available right to the end.

When we played Reading and West Ham in the home Leg of the Play Offs we didnt sell out for either.

We hardly sold out at home in the league in the Premiership, even for Man Utd tickets were available on the morning of the game.

When we were in division 3 people said if we ever got to division 1 we would have 30 odd thousand week in week out, it never happened.

For some away games we have taken less than 100, wake up and small the coffee ffs

If we had made the play offs this season we would have probably took the same as Hull, anyone who thinks we would have took. 41,000 is off their f*cking trolly

Everyone having a go at Hull fans but I look on at like this. Whenever teams get to Wembley and this does include ourselves in this then what I call the true loyal support that actually go regular or who are season ticket holders is only about 40% or less that actually go regular. So with Sheff Wed and there 45K that is only half actually go regular.
Now Hull with there support they must of had around 80 or even 90% of true fans that actually attend regular.
So how I look at it Hull City had the bigger percentage of true fans that went.
But got to say Wed fans quality yesterday and they got praise for staying after the game. Fantastic !! But we also did that at the FA Cup final as well.

So, should they have sold tickets to every Tom, Dick or Harry like Blackpool did.

As we walked to the ground on our play off final day we got chatting to 4 'Blackpool fans' one supported Bolton, one Man U and 2 Everton.

They sold tickets to them so we couldn't have more.