A FANS VIEW: HULL CITY

AS we reach the business end of the season the League tables have dictated which teams are going to be in the running for promotion, the play-offs and relegation.

Over the coming days I am going to be looking at different clubs who are fighting on across those three fronts and speaking to fans of those clubs.

In this article I am talking to Hull City fan Emma.

What have you made of Hull City's season?

To be honest our season has been a very disappointing one, considering we were in the Premier League last season a battle against relegation in the Championship the following season is very disappointing for everyone involved with Hull City.

Has the season lived up to your pre-season expectations and what were your expectations?

To be honest I had hoped for a mid-table finish and not to be battling to stay in the division. I certainly wasn't expecting to be in the relegation zone for the majority of the season which we have been.

Who have been Hull's key players this season?

When a side have had a season like we have had it is strange to pick out key players but for me there have been three players who have been key for us this season. Allan McGregor has been great in goal Clark and Michael Dawson have also been key for us.

What have been Hull's key results for you this season?

There are two key results that I can think of the first being the win over Sheffield United a couple of weeks ago at home. That was a key result for us as it pulled us away from the bottom three. The other key result was a 1-1 draw with Sunderland back in September

Do you think you can beat drop this season?

Yes, I do think that we can beat the drop just. Lets just hope so anyway.

Which three sides do you reckon will be relegated from the Championship at the end of the season?

I reckon Barnsley, Burton and Sunderland will go down.

Comments

EVERTON SACK SAM ALLARDYCE

EVERTON have sacked Sam Allardyce, with Marco Silva set to replace him at Goodison Park. Allardyce leaves Goodison after just 7 months in charge. Everton finished the season in 8th position in the Premier League table with 49 points, 12 fewer than they achieved last season. Allardyce met with the club's majority shareholder Farhead Moshiri this morning (Wednesday) where he was told that his services were no longer required. This is believed to be have been a decision that come from an Everton board meeting on Tuesday afternoon. It is believed that Allardyce will receive the vast majority of of the final 12 months of his contract which Sky Sports estimate is around £6m. A statement on the clubs website read: "On behalf of the chairman, board of directors and Mr Moshiri, I'd like to thank Sam for the job he has done at Everton over the last seven months. Sam was brought in at a challenging time last season to provide us with stability and we are grateful to h...

Sacking Chris Hughton - Is it the right decision?

Another season has come to an end. This is the period where you will see managers come and go and players come in and depart clubs. The 2018/19 has now come to and end and Brighton finished in 17th place. I believe that if you had offered that to them most Brighton fans would have accepted a third successive season of Premier League football. Add onto that, The Seagulls also made the semi-finals of the FA Cup. Chris Hughton has paid the price for Brighton's poor form in 2019. This decision however, seems extremely harsh. Here is his overall record in charge of the club. Games: 215 Wins: 88 Draws: 57 Defeats: 70 That works out to a win percentage of around 40% that is not bad for a team that's budget is pennies compared to some in the Premier League. Brighton staying in the top flight is an achievement in its self and something that should not be looked over. Hughton took over at Brighton back in 2014 when the club was struggling at the bottom of t...

Barclays Premier League Preview: Southampton v Everton

Ronald Koeman will return to the dugout this weekend after missing last week's match at Newcastle after having ankle surgery. He will be hoping that his Saints side can cut out the errors as they welcome Everton to St Mary's this weekend. Southampton needed a Shane Long header 11 minutes from time to rescue a point against Steve McClaren's men at St James' Park last Sunday and the Southampton boss saw plenty of areas for Improvement. 'I wasn't impressed because I was not happy about the first half. Already in the Vitesse match we had too many mistakes the same in the first half at Newcastle." "All the dangers of Newcastle came from faults. The second half the reaction of the players and the physical state in the last 15 minutes was very good because we had the best chances to win the game" "Starting the season with a draw away against Newcastle isn't a bad result bur normally, if we play our level we win the game. " Sou...

AG's Football Reports

Search This Blog