Snow could be a problem on Sunday too.

That's a bit harsh on Hull. Why should they have to play Reserves when what has happened was out of their hands?

Good point. Up to 8 inches have been forecast for the day (The snow will be bad too

). Im making the short trip from Leeds to Cas and im not convinced how easy that will be, never mind a 60 mile trip.

Because according to the Hull fan in front of us in the ticket office refund queue, they trained this morning and had no reason to return to West Yorkshire, when they had a game the same day.

Could you not say the same when a player pulls out in the warm up?

So, players live an hour or so away and finish training about 8 hours before the game? I think I'd go home too! Have you not been to Hull much?

That's different. Injuries happen in warm ups/training. How often does a tanker crash on the M62 causing players to be late?



I can understand why the fans who have made the trip are upset, but seriously, this probably wont happen again! It's the 1st time I can remember a game being postponed due to a tanker crash that closes the whole 6 lanes of the motorway.

Decided to turn around after having crawled a couple of miles on the country road at junction 33. Glad i did now as safely back at the chapel house. Now who do i claim against for my wasted journey and costs?

Understand that, but just because its out of hulls control doesn't mean it should be off. Neither does the fact that it won't happen often.



Plenty of hull FC fans in agreement that the game should have gone ahead.

To be fair there was plenty of supporters who had paid to see the game also caught up in the chaos. Not much that could be done other maybe coming to the decision a little earlier, but easier to say in hindsight.

It's like paradise compared to Bradford

Where I live is like Eden compared to both of you