Fun fact Phil Brown is the only manager in EFL history to both win promotion to the premier league and be relegated to the national league. He did the former with Hull City in 2008, and the latter when he took over at financially stricken Southend United in the final weeks of the 2020/21 season. Quite a unique and contrasting stat to have on a CV.
When Hull City got rid of Phil Brown, they didn't sack him straight away: they put him on "Gardening Leave" until the end of the season... This led to a particular joke going the rounds in Hull, as follows: "I was walking past Phil Brown's house last Saturday afternoon and he was halfway through cutting his lawn, he was struggling with a big bag of grass cuttings that he was trying unsuccessfully to carry to his compost heap. Thinking that he might need a little help, I asked: "OK Phil, can you manage?" to which he replied "If I could bloody manage, I wouldn't be on f*%#ing gardening leave!"
I'm writing this as a Fenerbahce fan, who knows Acun for a long time and based in Leeds. Acun is the Simon Cowell of Turkey, and even more as he producers other reality-game-like shows. As he repeatedly says in his interviews, he loves the game/gaming, no matter what the game is and what he is good at is he sells the game (tv productions). This year's Hull City squad mirrors his game loving character, which includes tons of risks. All the players he signed (especially ozan) have huge gaps in their potential ranges. Ozan can be the star of the Championship this year, but can also be booed by the half of the season... The danger is not Ozan, though. Acun thinks that he knows the game. That's why he signed Shota, an avarage manager that Acun can easily manipulate. Else, another manager wouldn't risk his coaching career in Acun's hands. I'm not sure if Acun knows the dynamics of the championship, or the football culture of Hull, or even the sociology of Yorkshire. He is using his successful marketing skills and popularising things. Even signing international players is a popularising tool so he makes the club even more visible (even in Turkey, Iran and even in Greece with the potential Dimitris Pelkas signing). Now, the Hull City fans seem happy with Acun, bcoz they were overly unhappy with the previous owners (a revenge happiness), but what Acun doing is changing the DNAs of the club and I doubt what it will look like in a few years. A big risk. In a turkish press last month, Acun said "I am signing players from Turkish league, bcoz these are the players I've been following for couple of years, at least. This is an organic scouting. Then why would I need to scout other players?". This is nothing about Ozan, Tetteh or whoever, but such a mentality may bring a big danger to the club. Lastly, I wanna put my own comments about the players for those who wonder. Ozan: physically, he is a good dribbler and long distance shooter. He is not a chaser. His weakest point is his focus(mentality). He can easily can get demoralised and turns into rubbish. Dogukan: he is physically good, good at dribbling and chasing. Unlike Ozan, he is good at off-the-ball zone. He doesn't hesitate to shoot and mostly finds the net. His team in the first half last season was wasted and Dogukan was lost in that team. In the 2nd half, with a new manager (Nuri Sahin), his team was the most successful in the league and Dogukan was the star. What I can say is, he is not a leader/mature player. If HullCity can be a 'team' this season, I reckon Dogukan will shine in it. Else, he doesn't lift the team. Tetteh: his team last season bankrupted, lost many players during the season and relegated. Scoring 14 goals was an awesome for Tetteh. He didn't fall down and tried to lift the team as long as he could. We will see how fast he can adapt the team and the league, but he is a determined player. Good luck to Hull City fans this season 👍
It feels like this will go one of two ways for Hull this season, they’ll challenge at the top or they’ll completely implode and be up against relegation for large parts. I worked with Arveladze years and years ago when he was at Rangers and I was a young coach. I have a lot of time for the man, always treated us with respect and it was clear back then that he had a good tactical understanding of the game, in the way he played.
Already this season in July and August they were sky high in the playoffs with the best striker In the league. One bad September later devastated with injuries no goals and a sacked Arvaladze and were back in the bottom half of the table closer to the relegation zone than the playoff places. At least at the time of this comment we’ve just come off two wins under our interim coach and are looking to sign Liam Rosenoir as manager who imo sounds like more of a pr move just because he played for us in our FA Cup final run and is not a run of the mill manager who’s been sacked by every team in Turkish football. This could well be the moment we’re like forest last season we climb up the table and sneak in the playoffs. Or this could be the Barnsley from last season were it only makes us worse and we fall into the relegation places. Arvaladze seemed like a great guy ted he always got involved with clapping the fans not afraid to be honest in interviews with the press and seemed to play some decent football in some spells but injuries forced him to get the best out of a squad that really lacks depth defensively and you’ve probably seen the clips of our laughable defending playing from the back when we don’t have the players capable of doing so. Lead to us looking lost for leadership and the decision to part ways with Shota. It’s a shame it didn’t work out with him but wish him well in his next job (probably rangers lol)
@@dannyhawkings8469 I desperately wanted things to work for him but the defensive side of things was an issue. I always understand coaches wanting to stay true to how they want to play out from the back but at a certain point, you have to tweak things and allow them to play to their strengths, instead of exposing the weaker areas of their games.
Day 10: A detailed look at the state of Crotone would be nice, going from Serie A in 20/21 with a 20 goal a season striker (Simy) to Serie C by 22/23. Two relegations in a row, something surely has to be wrong at that club.
Not really anything wrong, they had no money when they got promoted and had to clear most of them when they got relegated as teams lose millions and the players were left wernt good enough. Nothing wrong with the club
A video about the success story of Port Vale since Carol Shanahan took over, considering we just won the playoff final.Her charity work, bringing in Darrell Clark, then the things he went through this season. Plus we were on a winning streak and 1 point off the playoffs and she voted to end the first covid season early.....The fact our ground was nearly bought and demolished for a car park or shopping centre or something before that as well Carol saved the club.
@@Number-wq3fq The major points are easily googleable. But the other stuff might only be on The Stoke Sentinal (local paper) archives. And the Darrell Clarke Personal stuff is a private thing as it's never mentioned, but pretty much every Vale fan knows what happened and I'm not going to be the one that breaks that silence.
As a Turk and a person that likes Hull City, i would love to see you do something like recaps of HCAFC's campaign, Maybe every 3-4 months or something around that. I hope Hull gets promoted and reaches success! Also i heavily rate Sinik, he was really good technically in the Süper Lig. Ozan is a risky move as you stated, i dont see him as a good playmaker, more like a box to box player, (well before he was fat af) but i bet you'll see him score bangers at important matches, he was scoring goals from outside the box in every important match for Fenerbahçe and Turkey. If he is in form, you got a baller, but usually he isnt in form
a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now. The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore. How they were very close to moving to ireland How they went up the English football leagues. It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
There was a series following the club when there were only a couple years old used to be on one of the free view channels noones heard of , should be able to find it on here but it's from when they were in like the 9th/10th division in England
I’m just getting into Football ⚽️ over there, and like my Carolina Panthers in the NFL as a kid in based on logo in ‘96. I chose Hull City based on logo as an adult in ‘22. Can’t wait to visit and hit a game.
As a Colombian who likes to keep tabs on Colombian players internationally, I've never heard of estupiñan before. I'll keep my eye on his games this season
Yeah I don't think he has many caps yet, I don't know a lot about Colombian football, but he looks promising, but players with few caps can be risky, but on paper he looks a talent.
As a Hull City fan myself, I’m looking at this season as the true beginning of a fresh start. How well it ends up going is still as much of a mystery to me as it is for anyone else, but I’m cautiously optimistic that our biggest issue from last season (being a lack of goals) has been solved with more clinical forward options, particularly in Oscar Estupinan.
Im an aussie national team fan and was surprised to hear alfie didnt rate callum elder. How would you rate him? I'd always assumed he deserved more international caps then he gets now - but maybe hes just bad?
@@jord.an6123 Defo not up to Championship standards imo. Maybe low level Championship/top tier League One level, would not put him in a world cup squad imo.
@@Dog_enjoyer. Thanks bud, i guess this explains why arnie never really selects him. I guess my hopes need to go back to gersbach finding fitness and form again :)
Would love a video on top 7 English clubs that need a new owner: clubs that have passionate loyal fans and deserve to have a much better run club. So not necessarily historic teams like Nottingham, Sunderland, Sheffield Wed, etc but maybe clubs such as Bradford City, Plymouth argyle etc
So far so good!!! Why are there so many negative comments? As a Turkish resident in London, Hull City is my only favourite team this year, and I will come to MKM Stadium to watch the games with my son. Hull City; great team with great fans🎉🎉🎉
Speaking of Turkey, when will you release your documentaries on Turkey's Big Three (Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray, Beşiktaş)? I remember you teased them back in your Süper Lig video.
How about a video on clubs other than those three? Seems like that horse gets beaten over and over again. I'm more interested in hearing about some other prospective clubs, especially ones outside Istanbul.
I am a Turkish fan and supporter of Hull City. I believe Acun Ilıcalı is a great bussiness man and gonna make Hull City champion in upcoming 2 or 3 years. Hull City will became a Premier League team again. Actually half of the Hull City fan's in the world are Turks now. It's really crazy. Good wishes from Türkiye to next champion.
The enigma that is Ozan Tufan... When he's fit and on his day, you'd think the guy is Pogba Jr. while when he's not, you'd question how is he even an international player.
As a turkish football fan i dont think ozan would play at a CAM position he would suit more to slater's position you currently could expect sinik to play there ozan isnt the creative as a CAM hull need he could still prove well playing bit deep and with long passes as well. Sinik in other hand more dynamic and more likely to help assist and create quite some chances for 2 promising strong strikers. Traore was just the perfect for that position but its bit unfortunate right now. GL for you guys.
Also its is talked about dervisoglu signing which may help even though he is more of a second striker he has the talent and dynamism to be good still maybe could play there
Seri is fucking brilliant the way he commands the midfield and pings balls across the pitch. From a Fulham fan, you’ve got something special for free there and that’s forgetting the fact he’s a top 3 championship player
Would love to see an episode of 'what happened to the Turkish super league' It was only a few years ago that Fenerbahce and Galatasaray were competitive in the champions league early knockout rounds and signed big names. The league also seems to have tumbled down the uefa coefficients
Competitive? I mean Galatasaray once reached the quarters against Real Madrid but apart from that no Turkish side has ever had a competitive season in the CL, often crashing out in the groups or R16.
after this weekends result, team played really well, and deserved the win with how dominant we was, tufan was unreal, worked really hard and didnt stop running until he came off.
Alfie won't touch this, a massive factor in SA is racial hiring quotas. Hearing Alfie complaining that too many non-white players are involved in SA football is NEVER going to be a thing!
@@joehartwell8910 I’ll be honest, not a lot of white South Africans are good enough for top level domestic football in South Africa as they tend to dominate other sports such as rugby and cricket, there simply isn’t enough interest in football by white South Africans. I can only think of Matthew Booth who was the only white guy ever good enough for the national team.
Day 7: Best XI with only trophy-less players. (Similar idea to "7 best players without trophies" but that was outdated and a XI would definitely be more intriguing.)
Here to just pick up and player you rep then talk about him among my mates before he becomes a capped international and sound like a visionary. (Did it with Bowen 3 years back)
Hi, Alfie. First of all, great video! It's always nice to hear more in depth about the Championship, and it's very enjoyable to hear you talk about Hull City, as you're obviously very passionate about the club. Could you make a video talking about AC Milan returning to the top of Italian football by winning the Scudetto and their prospective title-defending and Champions League campaign next season? I'd love to see that. Also, I'd really like to see a video looking at the 7 Best Champions League\European Cup Ties in terms of match quality.
Greek lad here and a huge fan of Hull City. Gutted that Potter left the club. His and Greaves are my favourite players on Football Manager. Especially Potter, what a baller.
Was nice to hear Bristol City mentioned without it being in reference to that playoff final, although surprised you got the year of your first season in the Premier League wrong. You were promoted in 07/08, making your first season up 08/09.
Really glad to see teams like Hull not just surviving and doing well but also serving their community! Is there any chance you could do a part 2 to derby county’s video? So much has happened since the last video regarding point deductions, Rooneys amazing efforts as a coach, excellent youth players, ANOTHER con man, Mike Ashley’s attempted buy out, actual local fan buying out the club and stadium, the amazing efforts last season, the legal challenges with Middlesbrough and Wycombe, players running out of contracts and amazing free signings, Liam Rosenior stepping up…… So much more. Deffo worth a look at!
Thanks for this. I have just put £20 on Hull to be promoted, 14/1 odds. I think that’s quite good odds (Sky) given the interesting signings and the great unknown. Hopefully I’ll be £300 richer this time next year ;-)
Your beloved Hull City are one of my favourite respective English clubs daily and ever in this world and other planets!!!Indeed,your club have been doing many smart transfers even if your star player,good friend Keane Lewis Potter left for Brentford and I am starting to be excited to see how your players would start the season,good friend Alfie!!!I wish that they would thrive and possibly,start challenging for a promotion playoff spot hopefully,good friend!!!LONG LIVE HULL CITY!!!🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️
Day 34 - The Fall and Rise of FK Velež Mostar From a Club that has beaten Borussia Dortmund, Twente, Derby County and many others to a club that was forced from their own stadium, reduced to nothing during the Bosnian War, becoming a mediocre top-level team in the 00s to nearly being forced into folding in 2016 to its amazing comeback to European competitions in 2021 seeing the early exit of Greek giants AEK Athens in a sensational win in Athens!
I can assure all fellow Hull fans and all football afficionados, that Turkish football were in great heights throughout 00s and for first 5 years of past decade. My team Galatasaray used to play stalwart games against European giants, same can be said for our arch rivals Fener,Beşiktaş,Trabzonspor etc. Even some minnows like Gençlerbirliği, Denizlispor,Eskişehirspor,Bursaspor etc used to get impressive victories against top tier teams like Roma,Lyon,Valencia. Things were looking good for like 15 years. Hoever, after 2015, the emergance of downward spiral on both economic and somehow "political" issues brought down the level of Turkiah football to the mud. We are "mostly aware" that Turkish football is not a household name in world, but also we would like to put faith on ourselves to change the aspects of game in our country, maybe with the help of thorough planning and shunning "nepotism culture" in football, we can become a productive and succesful country like Croatia,Belgium or even Portugal in the future.
Indeed we have very promising young talents right now (especially Kerem Aktürkoğlu and Arda Güler) but the biggest problem with talents like those is that they never reach their true potential. One good season in Süper League, they get transfered to an established or big club, never make the transition to the club/league and just come back to Süper League (with the exception of Cengiz Ünder, and even he was a kind of a late bloomer and couldn't work it out in Prem.) The whole training and tactical philosophy of Turkish football has to change, to get modernized, both for our players to fulfill themselves wherever they go and for our clubs to succeed. Hope I'll see those days soon🤞
Occurrences in the last few years have made the number one target for ANY fan, is their club to be financially stable. As a Bolton fan I know what it feels like to almost lose the club you have supported all your life. I don't care if we are bottom of league 1 this season, the ONE priority is getting the finances correct! If you can spend money on a players that might help chances of survival then great but NEVER put the club at risk. As a BWFC even I have been horrified at Bury going bust and Oldham's turmoil. Just make sure your club doesn't ever risk it's existence.
As a Luton fan, my main concern for your club is money, and FFP in particular, the fees for Keane-potter would balance the books, but long term it’s worrying , good luck.
Acun is a great chance for Hull City because of his relationship to Fenerbahce and richest Family in Turkey and Fenerbahce Boss Ali Koc. This families companies producing 15% of Turkeys yearly GDP. If i am not wrong, Hull City will sign after Ozan Tufan and Allahyar as next Dimitris Pelkas from Fenerbahce. Pelkas is a very very strong player, the fans will love him as we did in Turkey. I dont know why we let him go, but our new coach likes only Brazilian players :( I think, if not this season but next season Hull City will make it to the Premier League. I wish them very best luck and i will keep on following their matches.
Two suggestions for next video: There are 14 unique winners of the World Cup & Euros, and 13 unique winners of the World Cup and Copa América. Would be good to get a fantasy XI with subs/managers from each country - one player ONLY from each country. Suggestion #2 - an XI of players whose fathers used to play. Chiesa, Kluivert, Thuram, Schmeichel, Weah...van Hooijdonk...etc. Would be challenging to fill an XI with each position
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Im a Bristol City fan, and weve signed some cracking players, including the best player in luton's overacheiving side last season(Kal Naismith), and FGR's amazing fullback Kane Wilson, and im actually scared of the result of that starting game vs hull in a few weeks, if we play like we did last season it could be a cricket score, with the players hull have signed
UP THE TIGERS!! I was gutted about Keane Lewis-Potter and George Honeyman (I met him and he was nice) leaving but I’m hoping we’ll get top 10 with our new signings
Fun fact: Acun is one of the most influential media people in ...Greece. He has produced many hit shows here. Quite ironic that the channels that host his shows shit on Erdogan while they make money with Erdogan's mate
No one in Turkiye shits on Erdogan, not everyone who comes from Turkiye is Turk. Those who say they shit on them are maybe Kurds or Armenian or Greek origin. Some of them will have religios problems with him like the Alevis or they are Lefties and dont like Nationalists. Real Turks supporting Erdogan or dont shit on him, Capish ?!!
Acun also has hit shows in Mexico, Romania and more recently Central Europe, but he's not the public face there like he is in Turkey and Greece. Azteca Uno which is the second-largest channel in Mexico, pretty much relies on Acun Medya for their primetime programming the past several years. Telemundo (Spanish channel) in the US and Puerto Rico also airs Exatlon.
Arveladze had managed a top team in my country a few yaers ago, he only stayed here for half a season before being sacked after the team went on a poor run of form. In that poor form, i remember that they found it hard to score goals, even againts fairly weak oposition, despite having some of the best attakers in israel at the time, including the top goal scorer that season.
Recently Turkish imports haven’t been upto much agreed like under and tosun. However soyuncu has been great at Leicester. The baggies have yokuslu back and he’s what we needed he was brilliant in prem and should be a level above at champ.
Sounds very similar to what Reading did a few seasons ago. I hope it works out better for the Tigers. BTW, Reading would be a good subject for you to cover, as the club is currently a trainwreck.
I hope he accomplishes some great stuff, many Turkish players just fall off after the start of the season. Can be really inspiring to see a Turk to become and established player in Premier League.
May be worth doing an update at Derby County. Their business in the free transfer market is fascinating. Perhaps might be worth waiting to see if it’s genius or a flop first tho
Well, you asked for Shota to be more adventurous at wingback - will playing one of our supposed top strikers (Allahyar) there do? To be fair, KLP filled in at that position for a large chunk of last season and was surprisingly effective. I'm very grateful for this video, as I've been struggling, as Hull ex-pat as it were, to follow what's going on from afar. With potentially more signings to come, and a couple of important players to return from injury, things can only get more interesting. It does feel like following City this season could be akin to walking a wobbly tightrope over a very wide river, with a pot of gold on the other end but alligators prowling below.
When Burnley have appointed Kompany, completely changing their philosophy on and off the pitch, and having a mass squad overhaul, they’re the most interesting this season
Could you do a video on the effects on barca in the future with the deals they are doing how much money they will have to spend if they keep their current quality up 2nd in laliga with an early knockout in ucl
you should make a video about the bizarre and controversial signing of zico by udinese. it shocks me how it is never talked about considering how highly regarded zico is
Rumour has it that when the KC Stadium was offically opened, The Prince of Wales was invited down to watch Hull City's first home match there. When he arrived there and appeared in the directors box seats, the City fans noticed that on his head, he was wearing a weird fur bonnet, which was made from the skin of a dead fox. You can imagine the fans gave him a bit of a ribbing over his headgear, so at halftime, the chairman, while chatting to Charles, asked him why he was wearing such a strange hat. Charles explained how that morning when he was going through his daily appointments with the Queen, she asked him what he was doing in the afternoon. Charles answered that he was going to Hull for the official opening of the new stadium, to which apparently HM replied: "Hull? Wear the fox hat?"
KLP is a brilliant talent, but I think Sinik will cover the spot left from him very well. midfielder transfers aren't the best if you need tempo but they're great technically. rest 4 I'm not too familiar with them
I've had my eye on Hull since some old guy, hilariously named 'Windass' scored the goal to win them the 'Richest game in football'. And, Hull is the biggest city in England without a premier league team, right? I sincerely hope things go well.
I can never understand how clubs such as Burnley, Blackburn, Bolton' Huddersfield, Preston etc have had greater periods of success or longer spells in the top flight than Hull City who come from a larger catchment area and can pull in similar crowds all those previous clubs mentioned don't come from large cities or don't have massive support outside their local area either so why have they been more successful historically than Hull City is it underachievement on the part of Hull or something else that's stopped Hull City from reaching their level of success.
Hull have had better recent success than 3 of the 5 teams you have named, with Blackburn and Bolton not been in the prem since 2011 and 2012 respectively and Preston never having a season in the top flight since 1970.
@@apth5865 all the teams he mentioned has won League titles, FA cups, or both. Hull City has never won the league title (first division/PL), nor an FA cup, nor a league cup. It might’ve been long ago for most but it’s still a part of their club and their history. Something Hull City had lacked and realistically will always lack. Closest was 2014 FA cup final when they bottled a 2-0 lead.
Fun fact
Phil Brown is the only manager in EFL history to both win promotion to the premier league and be relegated to the national league.
He did the former with Hull City in 2008, and the latter when he took over at financially stricken Southend United in the final weeks of the 2020/21 season.
Quite a unique and contrasting stat to have on a CV.
That's a good one for the pub
Didn't ask unfortunately mate
@@maxtigerhdofficial shit my bad Max
@@maxtigerhdofficialoh no,we are so sorry for doing something the all wise "maxtigerhd" didn't ask for lmao
When Hull City got rid of Phil Brown, they didn't sack him straight away: they put him on "Gardening Leave" until the end of the season...
This led to a particular joke going the rounds in Hull, as follows:
"I was walking past Phil Brown's house last Saturday afternoon and he was halfway through cutting his lawn, he was struggling with a big bag of grass cuttings that he was trying unsuccessfully to carry to his compost heap.
Thinking that he might need a little help, I asked: "OK Phil, can you manage?" to which he replied "If I could bloody manage, I wouldn't be on f*%#ing gardening leave!"
I'm writing this as a Fenerbahce fan, who knows Acun for a long time and based in Leeds. Acun is the Simon Cowell of Turkey, and even more as he producers other reality-game-like shows. As he repeatedly says in his interviews, he loves the game/gaming, no matter what the game is and what he is good at is he sells the game (tv productions). This year's Hull City squad mirrors his game loving character, which includes tons of risks. All the players he signed (especially ozan) have huge gaps in their potential ranges. Ozan can be the star of the Championship this year, but can also be booed by the half of the season... The danger is not Ozan, though. Acun thinks that he knows the game. That's why he signed Shota, an avarage manager that Acun can easily manipulate. Else, another manager wouldn't risk his coaching career in Acun's hands. I'm not sure if Acun knows the dynamics of the championship, or the football culture of Hull, or even the sociology of Yorkshire. He is using his successful marketing skills and popularising things. Even signing international players is a popularising tool so he makes the club even more visible (even in Turkey, Iran and even in Greece with the potential Dimitris Pelkas signing). Now, the Hull City fans seem happy with Acun, bcoz they were overly unhappy with the previous owners (a revenge happiness), but what Acun doing is changing the DNAs of the club and I doubt what it will look like in a few years. A big risk.
In a turkish press last month, Acun said "I am signing players from Turkish league, bcoz these are the players I've been following for couple of years, at least. This is an organic scouting. Then why would I need to scout other players?". This is nothing about Ozan, Tetteh or whoever, but such a mentality may bring a big danger to the club.
Lastly, I wanna put my own comments about the players for those who wonder.
Ozan: physically, he is a good dribbler and long distance shooter. He is not a chaser. His weakest point is his focus(mentality). He can easily can get demoralised and turns into rubbish.
Dogukan: he is physically good, good at dribbling and chasing. Unlike Ozan, he is good at off-the-ball zone. He doesn't hesitate to shoot and mostly finds the net. His team in the first half last season was wasted and Dogukan was lost in that team. In the 2nd half, with a new manager (Nuri Sahin), his team was the most successful in the league and Dogukan was the star. What I can say is, he is not a leader/mature player. If HullCity can be a 'team' this season, I reckon Dogukan will shine in it. Else, he doesn't lift the team.
Tetteh: his team last season bankrupted, lost many players during the season and relegated. Scoring 14 goals was an awesome for Tetteh. He didn't fall down and tried to lift the team as long as he could. We will see how fast he can adapt the team and the league, but he is a determined player.
Good luck to Hull City fans this season 👍
Thanks for your insights, well played
you should make a video/have a channel 👍
I absolutely love it when Alfie uses Eddie Howe, Duncan Watmore, Ki-Jana Hoever, and Nicky Butt transitions lol
It feels like this will go one of two ways for Hull this season, they’ll challenge at the top or they’ll completely implode and be up against relegation for large parts. I worked with Arveladze years and years ago when he was at Rangers and I was a young coach. I have a lot of time for the man, always treated us with respect and it was clear back then that he had a good tactical understanding of the game, in the way he played.
i am not sure about Arveladze. I think he has no plan B or C.
Huh? They're definitely not being relegated. At the least they'll be in the same division.
Already this season in July and August they were sky high in the playoffs with the best striker In the league. One bad September later devastated with injuries no goals and a sacked Arvaladze and were back in the bottom half of the table closer to the relegation zone than the playoff places. At least at the time of this comment we’ve just come off two wins under our interim coach and are looking to sign Liam Rosenoir as manager who imo sounds like more of a pr move just because he played for us in our FA Cup final run and is not a run of the mill manager who’s been sacked by every team in Turkish football. This could well be the moment we’re like forest last season we climb up the table and sneak in the playoffs. Or this could be the Barnsley from last season were it only makes us worse and we fall into the relegation places. Arvaladze seemed like a great guy ted he always got involved with clapping the fans not afraid to be honest in interviews with the press and seemed to play some decent football in some spells but injuries forced him to get the best out of a squad that really lacks depth defensively and you’ve probably seen the clips of our laughable defending playing from the back when we don’t have the players capable of doing so. Lead to us looking lost for leadership and the decision to part ways with Shota. It’s a shame it didn’t work out with him but wish him well in his next job (probably rangers lol)
@@dannyhawkings8469 I desperately wanted things to work for him but the defensive side of things was an issue. I always understand coaches wanting to stay true to how they want to play out from the back but at a certain point, you have to tweak things and allow them to play to their strengths, instead of exposing the weaker areas of their games.
Always nice to see a video that’s semi excited for Hull City. Hello from an Hull City fan from in Sydney, Australia
Day 10:
A detailed look at the state of Crotone would be nice, going from Serie A in 20/21 with a 20 goal a season striker (Simy) to Serie C by 22/23. Two relegations in a row, something surely has to be wrong at that club.
Not really anything wrong, they had no money when they got promoted and had to clear most of them when they got relegated as teams lose millions and the players were left wernt good enough. Nothing wrong with the club
A video about the success story of Port Vale since Carol Shanahan took over, considering we just won the playoff final.Her charity work, bringing in Darrell Clark, then the things he went through this season. Plus we were on a winning streak and 1 point off the playoffs and she voted to end the first covid season early.....The fact our ground was nearly bought and demolished for a car park or shopping centre or something before that as well Carol saved the club.
This sounds really interesting, any good articles you know of that detail these more? I'm quite interested in reading more on this topic
@@Number-wq3fq The major points are easily googleable. But the other stuff might only be on The Stoke Sentinal (local paper) archives. And the Darrell Clarke Personal stuff is a private thing as it's never mentioned, but pretty much every Vale fan knows what happened and I'm not going to be the one that breaks that silence.
@@OfficialFingazMC other than losing his daughter and signing a 5 year contract and PV I can't see anything else
Hull City recently signed my mate, as he likes Turkey more than Chicken
Name of ur mate
@@RATH678 Tommy Twydale
If Peter Griffin had been from Turkey, he'd say, "Did anybody say... Chicken?"
🤦🏼♂️
Not funny pal
As a Dutchman who loves Hull City. These kind of videos are my favorite
i wonder females in your country call themselves as dutchwomen?
@@ogunkovan they call themselves Dutchpersons 🤪
Cambuur and hull city voor altijd 🎉
@@T.W.K.1993 haha mooi vriend! hoe ben je bij Hull terecht gekomen?
@@stafzoo er hangen vaak engelse vlaggen bij ons in het stadion, met hull city logo er op. De MI side heeft vriendschap met de hull city psychos.
good to hear your opinion on Hull city Alfie😊
As a Turk and a person that likes Hull City, i would love to see you do something like recaps of HCAFC's campaign, Maybe every 3-4 months or something around that. I hope Hull gets promoted and reaches success!
Also i heavily rate Sinik, he was really good technically in the Süper Lig.
Ozan is a risky move as you stated, i dont see him as a good playmaker, more like a box to box player, (well before he was fat af) but i bet you'll see him score bangers at important matches, he was scoring goals from outside the box in every important match for Fenerbahçe and Turkey.
If he is in form, you got a baller, but usually he isnt in form
Everythink will be fine 🙂 My Brother 🏴🇹🇷 thanks for supports 💪
I remember when he was fit and I used him all the time in fifa 17. Dude got so fat so quick. Not shaming brub or nothing but he really did get big
@@sameerbernard1167 I used to love him as a Fenerbahçe fan but i was eventually frustrated him becuase of his tantrums and he just put in no effort
a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they were very close to moving to ireland
How they went up the English football leagues.
It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
There was a series following the club when there were only a couple years old used to be on one of the free view channels noones heard of , should be able to find it on here but it's from when they were in like the 9th/10th division in England
@@chaz2705 updated one with mention of stadium cost being fan owned would be good
I’m just getting into Football ⚽️ over there, and like my Carolina Panthers in the NFL as a kid in based on logo in ‘96. I chose Hull City based on logo as an adult in ‘22. Can’t wait to visit and hit a game.
Shota Arveladze - what a blast from the past! If he manages as well as he played for Rangers Hull should do great!
As a Colombian who likes to keep tabs on Colombian players internationally, I've never heard of estupiñan before. I'll keep my eye on his games this season
Yeah I don't think he has many caps yet, I don't know a lot about Colombian football, but he looks promising, but players with few caps can be risky, but on paper he looks a talent.
@@roberw1912 He scored 2 goals against Norwich yesterday 😱
@@mehmetyldrm2302 clearly looks a good signing
As a Hull City fan myself, I’m looking at this season as the true beginning of a fresh start. How well it ends up going is still as much of a mystery to me as it is for anyone else, but I’m cautiously optimistic that our biggest issue from last season (being a lack of goals) has been solved with more clinical forward options, particularly in Oscar Estupinan.
Im an aussie national team fan and was surprised to hear alfie didnt rate callum elder. How would you rate him? I'd always assumed he deserved more international caps then he gets now - but maybe hes just bad?
@@jord.an6123 Defo not up to Championship standards imo. Maybe low level Championship/top tier League One level, would not put him in a world cup squad imo.
@@Dog_enjoyer. Thanks bud, i guess this explains why arnie never really selects him. I guess my hopes need to go back to gersbach finding fitness and form again :)
Oscar is a great buy and great guy
Would love a video on top 7 English clubs that need a new owner: clubs that have passionate loyal fans and deserve to have a much better run club. So not necessarily historic teams like Nottingham, Sunderland, Sheffield Wed, etc but maybe clubs such as Bradford City, Plymouth argyle etc
So far so good!!! Why are there so many negative comments? As a Turkish resident in London, Hull City is my only favourite team this year, and I will come to MKM Stadium to watch the games with my son. Hull City; great team with great fans🎉🎉🎉
Speaking of Turkey, when will you release your documentaries on Turkey's Big Three (Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray, Beşiktaş)? I remember you teased them back in your Süper Lig video.
How about a video on clubs other than those three? Seems like that horse gets beaten over and over again. I'm more interested in hearing about some other prospective clubs, especially ones outside Istanbul.
@@realtalk6195 That’s a good idea, there's a person somewhere in the comments who wants a video on Bursaspor.
I would prefere Antalyaspor with nuri şahin as a young and successful coach or adanademirspor with a good squad and Balotelli as a striker.
@@realtalk6195 others suck ass. No European history nor success
I am a Turkish fan and supporter of Hull City. I believe Acun Ilıcalı is a great bussiness man and gonna make Hull City champion in upcoming 2 or 3 years. Hull City will became a Premier League team again. Actually half of the Hull City fan's in the world are Turks now. It's really crazy. Good wishes from Türkiye to next champion.
Will never get bored of the “However / Hoever” jumpcut😂
Love hull city vids from this account. Keep em coming
WOW I’m so early , THANKS for all the hard work. LOVE your videos !
The enigma that is Ozan Tufan... When he's fit and on his day, you'd think the guy is Pogba Jr. while when he's not, you'd question how is he even an international player.
So in both scenarios just like Pogba
@@jamespicksley5781 Lool
Welcome to Turkey
As a turkish football fan i dont think ozan would play at a CAM position he would suit more to slater's position you currently could expect sinik to play there ozan isnt the creative as a CAM hull need he could still prove well playing bit deep and with long passes as well. Sinik in other hand more dynamic and more likely to help assist and create quite some chances for 2 promising strong strikers. Traore was just the perfect for that position but its bit unfortunate right now. GL for you guys.
Also its is talked about dervisoglu signing which may help even though he is more of a second striker he has the talent and dynamism to be good still maybe could play there
if u dont know pelkas from fenerbahce has been in some link for some time and could be the possible one
Seri is fucking brilliant the way he commands the midfield and pings balls across the pitch. From a Fulham fan, you’ve got something special for free there and that’s forgetting the fact he’s a top 3 championship player
Would love to see an episode of 'what happened to the Turkish super league'
It was only a few years ago that Fenerbahce and Galatasaray were competitive in the champions league early knockout rounds and signed big names. The league also seems to have tumbled down the uefa coefficients
He did it around March
@Jacob R
What on earth is going on in the Turkish Süper Lig
th-cam.com/video/5uq5s1EnTnw/w-d-xo.html
Also a video about Istanbul Beşakşehir
th-cam.com/video/RJz9d3KBSIA/w-d-xo.html
Competitive? I mean Galatasaray once reached the quarters against Real Madrid but apart from that no Turkish side has ever had a competitive season in the CL, often crashing out in the groups or R16.
@@guneytopal1713 That's what competitive means + we made the QFs as well vs Chelsea in 2008
after this weekends result, team played really well, and deserved the win with how dominant we was, tufan was unreal, worked really hard and didnt stop running until he came off.
When youve got a dodgy ref handing out penalties like that. You should have won the league by christmas.
I'm a spurs fan but will always have a little soft spot for them! Was my 1st club I managed on career mode! All the way up 🤘
Please do a video on the plight of South African Men’s football Alfie. Great video as always btw
I second this, they had so much promise in the mid to late 90’s and early 2000’s. Nowadays they struggle to qualify for AFCON.
I'd be interested. They seem to have dropped off the football map
Alfie won't touch this, a massive factor in SA is racial hiring quotas.
Hearing Alfie complaining that too many non-white players are involved in SA football is NEVER going to be a thing!
@@joehartwell8910 I’ll be honest, not a lot of white South Africans are good enough for top level domestic football in South Africa as they tend to dominate other sports such as rugby and cricket, there simply isn’t enough interest in football by white South Africans. I can only think of Matthew Booth who was the only white guy ever good enough for the national team.
@@dod6031 Wasn't there a white player called Mark Fish?
Wishing Shota Arveladze all the best in management from a rangers fan, always remember him being called mr bean when he played for us 😂
Day 7: Best XI with only trophy-less players. (Similar idea to "7 best players without trophies" but that was outdated and a XI would definitely be more intriguing.)
Just name any Hull City player
Just Tottenham
@@danielwillis1085 Tbf the team would be full of their players. A limitation would be a good shout, maybe maximum 3 per team.
Spurs starting xi
@@danielwillis1085 But what about the prestigious Audi Cup!?
Here to just pick up and player you rep then talk about him among my mates before he becomes a capped international and sound like a visionary. (Did it with Bowen 3 years back)
Hi, Alfie. First of all, great video! It's always nice to hear more in depth about the Championship, and it's very enjoyable to hear you talk about Hull City, as you're obviously very passionate about the club. Could you make a video talking about AC Milan returning to the top of Italian football by winning the Scudetto and their prospective title-defending and Champions League campaign next season? I'd love to see that. Also, I'd really like to see a video looking at the 7 Best Champions League\European Cup Ties in terms of match quality.
Greek lad here and a huge fan of Hull City. Gutted that Potter left the club. His and Greaves are my favourite players on Football Manager. Especially Potter, what a baller.
Greeks are always welcome to hull 😄
Greeks are my favourite european people you will be welcome to HULL anytime.
Was nice to hear Bristol City mentioned without it being in reference to that playoff final, although surprised you got the year of your first season in the Premier League wrong.
You were promoted in 07/08, making your first season up 08/09.
The most anticipated TH-cam video of 2022. I am gonna enjoy this one!
(Not interested in Hull beyond Alfie)
Really glad to see teams like Hull not just surviving and doing well but also serving their community!
Is there any chance you could do a part 2 to derby county’s video? So much has happened since the last video regarding point deductions, Rooneys amazing efforts as a coach, excellent youth players, ANOTHER con man, Mike Ashley’s attempted buy out, actual local fan buying out the club and stadium, the amazing efforts last season, the legal challenges with Middlesbrough and Wycombe, players running out of contracts and amazing free signings, Liam Rosenior stepping up……
So much more. Deffo worth a look at!
Thanks for this. I have just put £20 on Hull to be promoted, 14/1 odds. I think that’s quite good odds (Sky) given the interesting signings and the great unknown. Hopefully I’ll be £300 richer this time next year ;-)
If you get refs like last weekend you could be very wealthy 🤣🤣🤣
Your beloved Hull City are one of my favourite respective English clubs daily and ever in this world and other planets!!!Indeed,your club have been doing many smart transfers even if your star player,good friend Keane Lewis Potter left for Brentford and I am starting to be excited to see how your players would start the season,good friend Alfie!!!I wish that they would thrive and possibly,start challenging for a promotion playoff spot hopefully,good friend!!!LONG LIVE HULL CITY!!!🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️
Feel you need to make this a complete quadrilogy by doing videos about Lincoln and Grimsby, thus covering all of Lincolnshire and the Humber area
Since this video, Hull City has had an interim manager and a new head manager. Hope to see an update video covering that soon.
Ki Jana Hoever is the biggest HITC Sevens Legend
Day 34 - The Fall and Rise of FK Velež Mostar
From a Club that has beaten Borussia Dortmund, Twente, Derby County and many others to a club that was forced from their own stadium, reduced to nothing during the Bosnian War, becoming a mediocre top-level team in the 00s to nearly being forced into folding in 2016 to its amazing comeback to European competitions in 2021 seeing the early exit of Greek giants AEK Athens in a sensational win in Athens!
I can assure all fellow Hull fans and all football afficionados, that Turkish football were in great heights throughout 00s and for first 5 years of past decade. My team Galatasaray used to play stalwart games against European giants, same can be said for our arch rivals Fener,Beşiktaş,Trabzonspor etc. Even some minnows like Gençlerbirliği, Denizlispor,Eskişehirspor,Bursaspor etc used to get impressive victories against top tier teams like Roma,Lyon,Valencia. Things were looking good for like 15 years. Hoever, after 2015, the emergance of downward spiral on both economic and somehow "political" issues brought down the level of Turkiah football to the mud. We are "mostly aware" that Turkish football is not a household name in world, but also we would like to put faith on ourselves to change the aspects of game in our country, maybe with the help of thorough planning and shunning "nepotism culture" in football, we can become a productive and succesful country like Croatia,Belgium or even Portugal in the future.
Indeed we have very promising young talents right now (especially Kerem Aktürkoğlu and Arda Güler) but the biggest problem with talents like those is that they never reach their true potential. One good season in Süper League, they get transfered to an established or big club, never make the transition to the club/league and just come back to Süper League (with the exception of Cengiz Ünder, and even he was a kind of a late bloomer and couldn't work it out in Prem.) The whole training and tactical philosophy of Turkish football has to change, to get modernized, both for our players to fulfill themselves wherever they go and for our clubs to succeed. Hope I'll see those days soon🤞
The problem are the ppl who run our football federation.
Occurrences in the last few years have made the number one target for ANY fan, is their club to be financially stable.
As a Bolton fan I know what it feels like to almost lose the club you have supported all your life.
I don't care if we are bottom of league 1 this season, the ONE priority is getting the finances correct! If you can spend money on a players that might help chances of survival then great but NEVER put the club at risk.
As a BWFC even I have been horrified at Bury going bust and Oldham's turmoil. Just make sure your club doesn't ever risk it's existence.
As a Luton fan, my main concern for your club is money, and FFP in particular, the fees for Keane-potter would balance the books, but long term it’s worrying , good luck.
The new owner is putting millions in. Shush
they have been a "sleeper" club. absolute underdogs. they will break some hearts this season for sure
Acun is a great chance for Hull City because of his relationship to Fenerbahce and richest Family in Turkey and Fenerbahce Boss Ali Koc. This families companies producing 15% of Turkeys yearly GDP.
If i am not wrong, Hull City will sign after Ozan Tufan and Allahyar as next Dimitris Pelkas from Fenerbahce. Pelkas is a very very strong player, the fans will love him as we did in Turkey. I dont know why we let him go, but our new coach likes only Brazilian players :(
I think, if not this season but next season Hull City will make it to the Premier League. I wish them very best luck and i will keep on following their matches.
Two suggestions for next video:
There are 14 unique winners of the World Cup & Euros, and 13 unique winners of the World Cup and Copa América.
Would be good to get a fantasy XI with subs/managers from each country - one player ONLY from each country.
Suggestion #2 - an XI of players whose fathers used to play. Chiesa, Kluivert, Thuram, Schmeichel, Weah...van Hooijdonk...etc. Would be challenging to fill an XI with each position
I would love to get into the NFT market but it's expensive with the gas price alone, something could cost $18 but the gas could be over $400
NFT are the next big thing though 😊
It's a crazy time right now with gas costing so much on NFT 🤦
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I don't really know how this NFT investment works, I think cryptocurrency is more better...
@@berlynhale3780 I have heard a lot about investments with Charlotte Jones' and how good she is, please how safe were the profits
Havent even watched and this will probably be alfies best video
Im a Bristol City fan, and weve signed some cracking players, including the best player in luton's overacheiving side last season(Kal Naismith), and FGR's amazing fullback Kane Wilson, and im actually scared of the result of that starting game vs hull in a few weeks, if we play like we did last season it could be a cricket score, with the players hull have signed
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I love this hull video 📹 😍 as I am a massive hull city fan of 30 years
Hull City should sign Elkan Baggot and Jordy Amat, they're perfect defender for a Club. And don't forget to sign Nadeo and Egy Maulana Vikri
As a fenerbahce fan hopefully hull city does good, good luck brothers
Hull city fan here 🐯🐯 went yesterday fucking hell what a game got a good feeling this season utt
UP THE TIGERS!! I was gutted about Keane Lewis-Potter and George Honeyman (I met him and he was nice) leaving but I’m hoping we’ll get top 10 with our new signings
Fun fact: Acun is one of the most influential media people in ...Greece. He has produced many hit shows here. Quite ironic that the channels that host his shows shit on Erdogan while they make money with Erdogan's mate
No one in Turkiye shits on Erdogan, not everyone who comes from Turkiye is Turk. Those who say they shit on them are maybe Kurds or Armenian or Greek origin. Some of them will have religios problems with him like the Alevis or they are Lefties and dont like Nationalists. Real Turks supporting Erdogan or dont shit on him, Capish ?!!
@@Levo_D_Angelo damn, the dickriding is crazy
Acun also has hit shows in Mexico, Romania and more recently Central Europe, but he's not the public face there like he is in Turkey and Greece.
Azteca Uno which is the second-largest channel in Mexico, pretty much relies on Acun Medya for their primetime programming the past several years. Telemundo (Spanish channel) in the US and Puerto Rico also airs Exatlon.
Are you in Hull? I live very close to the training ground. I hope city do well this year. It's been years since I last went to watch.
Arveladze had managed a top team in my country a few yaers ago, he only stayed here for half a season before being sacked after the team went on a poor run of form. In that poor form, i remember that they found it hard to score goals, even againts fairly weak oposition, despite having some of the best attakers in israel at the time, including the top goal scorer that season.
Went on to win Asian Champions League with an Uzbekistani club 😳
@@Cruddyfly no he never
@@Cruddyfly where did you pull that one from?
Sorry he only reached quarter finals
@@Cruddyfly still a something to be proud of
Recently Turkish imports haven’t been upto much agreed like under and tosun. However soyuncu has been great at Leicester. The baggies have yokuslu back and he’s what we needed he was brilliant in prem and should be a level above at champ.
Soyuncu has been great?💀
Great vid as always UTT do you think theyll ever open the upper stand
Oscar Estupian! What a signing he is turning out to be. How long since we had such an effective goal poacher?
Mate i burst out laughing when you said "Jeen Michael Sery"
Sounds very similar to what Reading did a few seasons ago. I hope it works out better for the Tigers. BTW, Reading would be a good subject for you to cover, as the club is currently a trainwreck.
Pleases can you do a video on Charlton love your videos ❤️❤️
as you said in video, Hull City become my second favorite team after Galatasaray :) we are the champion this seasion
A video on Wigan's administration scandal and recovery from it would be great, Alfie!
Okay was brilliant midfielder for the baggies in the prem,I'm glad he came back to us
I hope he accomplishes some great stuff, many Turkish players just fall off after the start of the season. Can be really inspiring to see a Turk to become and established player in Premier League.
Can you do Middlesbrough now please 🇦🇹
May be worth doing an update at Derby County. Their business in the free transfer market is fascinating. Perhaps might be worth waiting to see if it’s genius or a flop first tho
Well, you asked for Shota to be more adventurous at wingback - will playing one of our supposed top strikers (Allahyar) there do? To be fair, KLP filled in at that position for a large chunk of last season and was surprisingly effective.
I'm very grateful for this video, as I've been struggling, as Hull ex-pat as it were, to follow what's going on from afar. With potentially more signings to come, and a couple of important players to return from injury, things can only get more interesting. It does feel like following City this season could be akin to walking a wobbly tightrope over a very wide river, with a pot of gold on the other end but alligators prowling below.
do another video about Palermo, do a follow up to your "what on earth is going on at..." video for them
When Burnley have appointed Kompany, completely changing their philosophy on and off the pitch, and having a mass squad overhaul, they’re the most interesting this season
Hull seems to have made some very good signings, they might surprise in the Championship this season.
Best signing will come soon, Dimitris Pelkas from Fenerbahce. This dude is awesome, belive me !
I could quite easily see a couple of those players would fit in really well at Southampton
Could you do a video on the effects on barca in the future with the deals they are doing how much money they will have to spend if they keep their current quality up 2nd in laliga with an early knockout in ucl
you should make a video about the bizarre and controversial signing of zico by udinese. it shocks me how it is never talked about considering how highly regarded zico is
Rumour has it that when the KC Stadium was offically opened, The Prince of Wales was invited down to watch Hull City's first home match there. When he arrived there and appeared in the directors box seats, the City fans noticed that on his head, he was wearing a weird fur bonnet, which was made from the skin of a dead fox. You can imagine the fans gave him a bit of a ribbing over his headgear, so at halftime, the chairman, while chatting to Charles, asked him why he was wearing such a strange hat. Charles explained how that morning when he was going through his daily appointments with the Queen, she asked him what he was doing in the afternoon. Charles answered that he was going to Hull for the official opening of the new stadium, to which apparently HM replied: "Hull? Wear the fox hat?"
Part 4 about hull city next season next year maybe? 😊😂 we shall see if Alfie does
fenerbahçe Away kit and Hull city season ticket card with the letter from the owner was good :)
KLP is a brilliant talent, but I think Sinik will cover the spot left from him very well. midfielder transfers aren't the best if you need tempo but they're great technically. rest 4 I'm not too familiar with them
That settles it, my next FM save is gonna be Hull City
It's gonna be a ride, state of our pre season performances a rough one 😂 But at least we can go again
Defo gunna be interesting. Hope for all the Hull fans it isn't disastrous
Sorry mate, this didn't age to well, although your Lewis-Potter prediction was insightful
Wow, props for a Lapland War reference! Never heard of that in English.
Can you do a Middlesbrough one ?? We are sell sell sell at the moment
"hoever" kills me everytime😂😂😂😂
I've had my eye on Hull since some old guy, hilariously named 'Windass' scored the goal to win them the 'Richest game in football'.
And, Hull is the biggest city in England without a premier league team, right?
I sincerely hope things go well.
That would be Bristol I think
Biggest city in england without a team to ever appear in the prem is Plymouth
Before their first promotion to the Prem they were the biggest city never to have been in the top division.
I'd love a vid like your palace one this year
I dont watch turk league of course , but i used to put Tufan in RM/RB in career mode, not near CAM
Please!!! Do an one hour video on hull, or a podcast!!!
I can never understand how clubs such as Burnley, Blackburn, Bolton' Huddersfield, Preston etc have had greater periods of success or longer spells in the top flight than Hull City who come from a larger catchment area and can pull in similar crowds all those previous clubs mentioned don't come from large cities or don't have massive support outside their local area either so why have they been more successful historically than Hull City is it underachievement on the part of Hull or something else that's stopped Hull City from reaching their level of success.
Hull have had better recent success than 3 of the 5 teams you have named, with Blackburn and Bolton not been in the prem since 2011 and 2012 respectively and Preston never having a season in the top flight since 1970.
@@apth5865 all the teams he mentioned has won League titles, FA cups, or both. Hull City has never won the league title (first division/PL), nor an FA cup, nor a league cup. It might’ve been long ago for most but it’s still a part of their club and their history. Something Hull City had lacked and realistically will always lack. Closest was 2014 FA cup final when they bottled a 2-0 lead.
@@guneytopal1713 I misread the comment as recent success so my bad
Do zulte Waregem we had a dissapointing season last year and now we have a underated and very young team!
I got Raich Carter's aoutograph years and years ago, live in southern california now
A whats going on at Motherwell video would be ideal
I just want the Eddie Howe joke to make a comeback. Hoever is a good interim appointment though
Can you do another video on monza. They been promoted now and are having an interesting window
Delighted for Alfie and other hull fans that they have got rid of alam's