Oh really! You turn up, out of the blue, on a rugby forum, wearing your Tiggers shirt and assert that the Hull City Council should gift ownership of the KC stadium to the owners of Hull City Football Club?


Now, that is a request I would only expect from a person with the mental orientation that Standee suggested you possess.

Your miles out on both figures

Thats house prices not land .
Thats why they are building on flood planes because its cheapest land much like here

Given Saint Helens got £3m for the land that Knowsley Road occupied about 3 years ago a 120K valuation for the boulevard just over 10 years ago sounds

There's a bit of a clue in the title and within the text that it's land.There's quite a few articles on the financial pages discussing land being a good investment. Logic of supply and demand really, more people need more space to live and more food to be grown so more market competition.

It's immaterial because it was a building Hull City Council paid far more than an earlier valuation for.

[urlhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/998647.stm[/url

Hull's hopes for a move to a new stadium have been boosted by the news that they have agreed the sale of their existing ground to the local authority for £750,000.

The Boulevard, home to the club for the last 125 years, will be retained as a training base and venue for Alliance and Academy matches when the club move into the proposed Community Super Stadium in the city.