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   City fan John Adams, who supported Hull City's Wembley win with a broken neck, signs the Mail's fans charter along with sons Callum, right, and Jordan

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TIGERS fans have thrown their full support behind the Mail's

new charter,

calling on people to back the team through thick and thin this

season.

Fans of all ages are signing up to the

"http://www.thisishull.co.uk/charter">Tigers Fans' Charter

to show their commitment to the club.

It calls for fans to support the team vociferously, home and

away, and to back the team all the times, no matter what.

Die hard fan John Adams said it is crucial the team receive

complete support in their first season in the top flight of

English football.

Celebrating the play-off victory over Watford last season,

he slipped and broke his neck. John spent months wearing a neck

brace screwed into his skull.

Despite the pain, he went to see his team secure their place

in the Premier League with victory over Bristol City in the

play-off final at Wembley.

The 34-year-old, of east Hull, said he was delighted to sign

the Mail's

"http://www.thisishull.co.uk/charter">charter.

John, a season ticket holder, said: "If I can go to Wembley

with a broken neck, the least people can do is show their

support for the team.

"The

"http://www.thisishull.co.uk/charter">charter is a great

way to get supporters to stick with the team.

"There are a lot of new fans this year and they have to

remember that supporting Hull City is for life, not just for a

season.

"I wouldn't let a broken neck stop me and that is what it

means to be a Hull fan.

"I've had the ideal preparation for the kick-off – I got my

neck brace taken off last week. "Win, lose, or draw – I'll

stick with the Tigers."

Tony Conway, regional director of the Official Hull City

Supporters Club, is also behind the fans' charter.

Tony, who has followed the Tigers for more than 50 years,

said: "No matter what happens, we have to keep behind the club

and keep going.

"There have been some hard times, but the proper fans have

always stuck with the club.

"There are a lot of new supporters who don't know about the

bad times.

"We can be a 12th man for them and let the lads know we will

stick with them all the way."

The Mail will be at the KC Stadium tomorrow, giving fans a

chance to sign the

"http://www.thisishull.co.uk/charter">charter.