My fellow Premier League supporters, welcome to this Annual Meeting! Wow!! How different from this time last year! Then we were a little apprehensive, having just escaped relegation by the skin of our teeth and with a new,...
Read MoreOn Thursday, 7th May, we held our end-of-season meal in the Kingston Suite at the MKM Stadium. As a trial this year, we had a choice of Street Food for our meal, similar to that served on the stadium concourse on matchdays....
Read MoreBarbara opened the meeting as our Chair; Allen was away for Easter, visiting family. She gave her usual updates on the upcoming outings, in particular the outing to Jodrell Bank on Thursday, 16th April, when Hull FC are playing...
Read MoreOur March meeting was once again a full-day event; this year, we celebrated 1966. That was the year England won the World Cup, Hull City won the Third Division title and had a memorable FA Cup run. There was complimentary tea...
Read MoreIt was nice to see our Chair, Allen, back after his spell in hospital and subsequent recuperation at home. Allen welcomed everyone to the meeting in his usual cheery manner and said how nice it was to be back. Barbara made her...
Read MoreWe made a return visit to Croft Park Café in Little Weighton for lunch this month. We were last there in February last year, and those who went enjoyed the afternoon so much that it was decided we would make a return visit. The...
Read MoreAfter a great success last December, we once again set off to see this year’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Pantomime of Aladdin at the City Varieties Music Hall in Leeds. It was enjoyed so much by those members who went last year that even...
Read MoreOur outing in November was to the family-run Laurel Vines Vineyard and Winery in Aike. Aike is a small hamlet which lies between Beverley and Driffield, just north of Leconfield. The famous Hairy Bikers visited the...
Read MoreWe had a change of venue for our members’ meeting, as the Kingston Suite was unavailable this month. Our meeting was held in the Legends Lounge, which we all remember as the Dugout. One hundred and fifty-six members...
Read MoreIt was an 8:30 a.m. start to Beamish, boarding the coach in Cottingham outside Barbara’s house. We would have normally caught the coach at the Stadium, but because Hull Fair had started, this was not possible. On our journey...
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