Boothferry Park (Hull City FC)

Description: Boothferry Park, Boothfery Road, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU4 6EU. / Boothferry Park (nicknamed Fer Ark) was a football ... more

Boothferry Park (Hull City FC) ... stadium in Kingston upon Hull, and was home to the football club Hull City for over 50 years from 31 August 1946 until December 2002, when the club moved to a brand-new ground, the Kingston Communications Stadium.The club no longer play at the stadium, which is set for demolition, having moved to the Kingston Communications Stadium in 2002. It's likely that the ground will make way for a housing development, though plans are complicated by the presence of a Kwik Save and Iceland (supermarket) supermarkets which comprises part of the stadium's structure.

Newest Review: ... and is quite easy to find. The stadium was quite a relief to find after driving down from London in a people carrier with my argumentative BF (However much I love him he gets a bit tiresome) a baby (Silvie) and a three year old (Nina) and three other rowdy, exited boys. We stayed for the weekend in a nearby hotel (not great) and went along for the match. The stadium obviously wasn't ... more

... big, and the support was not either, being only friends and family of the teams. The game kicked of, half and hour each way, and it was good. The stadium was very friendley and the seats were comfy, not bad for the £1.50 entrance fee we had to pay! ...more

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Boothferry Park (Hull City FC): A mum's view... // (243 words)
by - written on 25/05/01 (Useful, 71 readings)
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I haven't really had time for much soccer lately, but still enjoy it. A few weeks ago, my boyfriend's son Nicky won a footy competition with his club, and the final was at Hull, as it was a stadium and pretty cheep. Boothferry Park is on Boothferry road, and is quite easy to find. The stadium was quite a relief to find after driving down from London in a people carrier with my argumentative BF (However much I love him he gets a bit tiresome) a baby (Silvie) and a three year old (Nina) and three other rowdy, exited boys. We stayed for the weekend in a nearby hotel (not great) and went along for the match. The stadium obviously ... Read the complete review

HELP HULL (210 words)
by - written on 10/02/01
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after reading in recent papers about Hull City Football Club's precarious situation i am utterly disappointment. To see a sportsteam ruined by money should not happen. Although in the modern day, money doesn't account for a lot, realistically it shouldn't as football is a sport and a game for fun. I am a Manchester united fan and having also readabout their deal with the new york yankees that can see them earn BILLIONS, i am furious that they can't give them even 1/2 a million to help them out of trouble. i know it is thought of in business but money should not be used to take a sport away from a club it isn't done. it will also boast their Public ... Read the complete review

Boothferry Park (Hull City FC): Boothferry park: An Away Fan's Perspective (359 words)
by - written on 18/01/01 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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I went to Boothferry park last November to watch my beloved Hayes get knocked out of the FA Cup by Hull City by three goals to two. A round trip of about 500 miles on a Tuesday evening. That's dedication for you. Or madness as the wife told me. Anyhow, I was very impressed with the ground. As you approach the place it has the feel of a traditional English football ground. You see the floodlights miles away, you know that wonderful feeling as you first catch sight of them as a boy? Parking is not a problem if you park in one of the maze of residential side streets full of white telephone boxes that is Hull. You walk towards the ground, with mounting ... Read the complete review

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