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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: Donnyjim on February 14, 2020, 09:36:55 pm

Title: Hull
Post by: Donnyjim on February 14, 2020, 09:36:55 pm
Seem to be imploading. Led 3 times tonight, now 3-4 down. McCann could be getting the can lol. Serves him right. Left us in the  :turd: to go to a club with serious issues behind the scenes.
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: Dagenham Rover on February 14, 2020, 09:41:23 pm
Seem to be imploading. Led 3 times tonight, now 3-4 down. McCann could be getting the can lol. Serves him right. Left us in the  :turd: to go to a club with serious issues behind the scenes.


Yeh but they were in a higher league..................................Rovers stable owners Hull hmnnnn owners  I know after my due diligence where I would have stayed  :)  however thanks for kin off Mr Mc I much prefer our Darren :)
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: Wiltshire Exile on February 14, 2020, 09:47:10 pm
Finished 4-4. Tigers equalised in the 5th minute of added on time.
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: foxbat on February 14, 2020, 09:48:29 pm
finished 4-4, so probably ok for a while.
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: pib on February 15, 2020, 01:46:19 am
I think that was their lowest league crowd ever at the KC Stadium. Sub 10k.

Not having a go at the attendance (we’d be happy with 9.7k at home!) but it does show what a sorry state they're in at the moment when they were getting 24000 in vs us in the fourth tier.
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: bpoolrover on February 15, 2020, 02:53:56 am
Can’t see him getting sacked this season, there about 11 points I think off relegation if it stays like that I reckon it will be classed as a good season by many
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: Alan Southstand on February 15, 2020, 05:18:46 am
Wigan, Luton and Barnsley yet to play today and could, potentially, all win, making it 8 points off relegation on the same games. That’s not a lot of points to play with, in the form they’re in!
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: Jimmydee on February 15, 2020, 06:44:31 am
Hull must have accepted that they would be weaker side once that let their two best players go in the January transfer window, they wouldn't be good enough to push for promotion and not bad enough to be relegated, but they're quids in at the bank for financial stability.
Title: Re: Hull
Post by: Herbert Anchovy on February 15, 2020, 09:39:23 am
Hull must have accepted that they would be weaker side once that let their two best players go in the January transfer window, they wouldn't be good enough to push for promotion and not bad enough to be relegated, but they're quids in at the bank for financial stability.

Not necessarily. The club owes the owners millions in loans. Rumour has it he wants it all back, which has been a stumbling block in the club being sold.