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Written by Eldo71 Monday, 15 March 2010 16:52
By JAMES TAYLOR Hull City have parted company with Phil Brown with the club in the relegation zone. However, despite the club’s lowly league position is the manager unfortunate to be sacked?
Hull’s Chairman Adam Pearson said: "Promotion to the Premier League in 2008 and retention of our status on the last day of the 2009 season are unique events in the history of Hull City AFC and both were achieved under Phil's stewardship during a period which will never be forgo…Read more... Add new comment
Written by Eldo71 Monday, 15 March 2010 16:47
by PAUL BRAMLEY It was bound to happen. It’s always the way with Sunderland. Whenever a former player or transfer target lines up against the Black Cats they score.
Yesterday it was the turn of transfer target and professed boyhood Sunderland supporter Adam Johnson.
The Easington born winger was a transfer target for Sunderland manager Steve Bruce who felt his midfield would benefit from the pace and trickery of the 19 year old. After openly praising him in the me…
Written by Dan Morris Monday, 15 March 2010 13:20
By DAN MORRIS The world awoke this morning to the devastating news that David Beckham is out of the World Cup having suffered an injury to his Achilles tendon.The prospect of the former England captain not making South Africa is enough to make every man and his dog wallow in self pity. Granted he wouldn’t have played a starting role in England’s campaign but his presence on and off the pitch would have been enough to see him travel to South Africa.For me he was one …
Written by Michael Penkman Monday, 15 March 2010 12:42
By MICHAEL PENKMAN Phil Brown’s reign as Hull City manager has come to an end. Adam Pearson, club chairman, posted a statement detailing the reason for Brown’s dismissal on Monday morning.
'Promotion to the Premier League in 2008 and retention of our status on the last day of the 2009 season are unique events in the history of Hull City AFC and both were achieved under Phil's stewardship during a period which will never be forgotten by all connected with the …
Written by Eldo71 Monday, 15 March 2010 12:21
by BEN O'CONNELL David Beckham’s torn Achilles tendon is not just a massive shame for Beckham himself; it is a blow for England’s World Cup Squad as well. Beckham’s wealth of experience alone would have been a great addition to the dressing room in South Africa.
It was confirmed after the game by Leonardo that Beckham tore his left Achilles tendon in AC Milan’s one nil win over Chievo at the San Siro last night. Although nobody has yet said how long his recovery is…
Written by Eldo71 Monday, 15 March 2010 07:47
by CARL ELDRIDGE Is there a granny walking around Hull with the face of a young man? I only ask because Jimmy Bullard looks like he has had a blue-rinsed OAP's face transplanted on to his bonce. Very weird looking man. Overrated too. Anyway, enough about Granny Face, let's concentrate on the Arsenal, and in this morning's papers Nicklas Bendtner is quoted at length after snatching our hugely deserved late winner against Hull in the 2-1 Premier League win on Sat…
Written by Kester Wiseman Sunday, 14 March 2010 19:53
by KESTER WISEMAN When George Boateng walked off the pitch to a standing ovation from sections of the Hull City fans you would be forgiven for thinking the Dutch midfielder had just lead his side to a famous victory over Arsenal. Instead the former Middlesbrough player was heading for an early shower after first sticking his finger in the eye of Nicklas Bendtner and then his studs in the upper leg of Bacary Sagna. Either incident was punishable by a straig…More Articles...
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