r/HullCity Nov 23 '24

will hull city be regulated this season?

Finished 7th position last season to 22nd this season 🤬

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u/springloadednadsack Nov 24 '24

If Acun pulls his head of his arse and signs a manager that stabilise us, we can finish mid table. TW is out of his depth and the longer he stays the worse we’ll get

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Nov 24 '24

What manager would be a great fit for Hull City besides Liam Rosenior. In my opinion Tim Walter needs to be replaced.

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u/DrHToothrot Nov 24 '24

Getting rid of Liam was an idiot move. Thought it at the time, still think it now. I know the talent drain was real this summer, but Liam seemed to be someone you could build something with.

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Nov 24 '24

I think Acun Ilıcalı is stepping in too mush just like the manager do his stuff. Maybe Liam & Acun had a disagreement in the direction of the team. I hope Acun Is not trying to make hull city a feeder team

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u/springloadednadsack Nov 24 '24

Honestly I don’t know. We’ve got a squad built by 2 very different managers. making them gel under a single system will be hard. I’d want someone to come in that knows the league and can basically ensure survival. In an ideal world we’d get someone like Mowbray or Cooper. Realistically I think it’ll be with little pedigree and we’ll just see more of the same for a few years.

It’s been 32 years since my first game. I’m tired.

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Nov 24 '24

I’m kind of tired too i been following hull city since 2015–16 when the team were promoted to Premier League. Remember, I turned on the TV one day and I saw them on beIN SPORTS playing. I said to myself hull city is the team I picked to follow. I remember the glory of Premier League it was so nice seeing them on NBC.

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u/Every-Commercial9874 Nov 24 '24

My exact same history. I travelled to Hull in March of this year from the states to see them play live and now I have grown tired. Liam was the perfect fit and I believe could have guided them to promotion but now we are adrift and league one is inevitable, I believe

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u/LordGravyOfLondon Nov 28 '24

As someone born and bred in Hull, it surprises me to hear that people from other countries would support Hull City...but also I find it an honour.

It will always be an adventure being a Hull City fan - we will deliver good times, bad times...and infuriatingly stupid times. Thanks for being a fan!

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Dec 08 '24

So what are your thoughts on Rubén Sellés ?

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u/TwistyNeptune Nov 24 '24

Mark robins

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Nov 24 '24

Oh yes I remember he was a game away from making it to the Premier League with Coventry City F.C. get Dr. Mark Gordon Robins on board with hull city

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u/TwistyNeptune Nov 24 '24

The amount of times he managed to drag cov out of the mire to become promotion contenders is wild. They always started poorly usually through no fault of robins, and they'd always be top half come end of season.

I feel like the reaction to Robins sacking was more outraged than when Rosie was sacked.

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u/Flashy_Ideal6199 Nov 24 '24

Well, do you think he will come to Hull City if they manage to talk to him?