mancityscot
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squirtyflower said:
i see what you did there. flatfish language
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Hull relegated
- Thread starter larderland
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i see what you did there. flatfish language
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Pontificating about who is good enough for the EPL is only the same as AlanGreen coming out with: Manchester City? Champions League? Don't make me laugh! What does he know, other than the ability to eat Billy Bunter under the table.
leighton
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I cant see Hull coming back up they are screwed they will loose Hunt , Bullard in the summer months. Add to that Geo wont want anything to do there and the others at the club most will want out if they can get out.
mancityscot
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n_mcfc said:Anyone like to clarify why Bullard was booed?
because there is a clause in his contract stating that even if hull get relegated he still has to be paid 50,000 quid a week. absurd amount of money. thats why.
SWPISHOME
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n_mcfc said:Anyone like to clarify why Bullard was booed?
Havent a clue why Hull fans were giving Bullard stick its ridiculous with the position Hull were in yesterday they should of getting behind there team instead of giving them stick, I know Bullard hasent been playing that much due to injury this season, But when he has been playing he has been one of there best players.
whp.blue
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sboroMCFC said:whp.blue said:Hull are not and never will be a PREMIERSHIP SIDE!
So I for one will not be sorry to see them go back to why they belong
Why aren't they a Premiership side??
no history, no fans, small town, small club, small mentality, phil brown,
jimmy fucking bullard, bunch of eggchasers, ridiculous bridge tolls, worlds worst MP, Hull in general to name but a few
Ducado
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There were a premiership side, and got there on merit, however I much prefer to see City rather than town sides playing in the Prem, the likes of Hull, Burnley and Wigan are just points fodder, whilst the games are not meaningless there is far less excitement.
But there will be more over the next few years and that's the game you can't bar a team just because they have not got 10000000000's of fans
But there will be more over the next few years and that's the game you can't bar a team just because they have not got 10000000000's of fans
whp.blue
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Ducado said:There were a premiership side, and got there on merit, however I much prefer to see City rather than town sides playing in the Prem, the likes of Hull, Burnley and Wigan are just points fodder, whilst the games are not meaningless there is far less excitement.
But there will be more over the next few years and that's the game you can't bar a team just because they have not got 10000000000's of fans
Why not?
and they got there through the playoffs so maybe not by merit
and
I never tried to claim my reasons were fair or even rational
but then again not much in football is fair or rational
Hull is a city, similar size to Leicester.
They also average 24,000 a week and that's their capacity. They're nothing like the tinpot clubs of Wigan and Burnley. In fact I could see Hull establishing themselves one day, they have the fanbase to do it. How on earth Man City fans can call them 'points fodder' is beyond me, you only got one point off them this season.
Shame they've gone, one of the better away days in the Prem.
They also average 24,000 a week and that's their capacity. They're nothing like the tinpot clubs of Wigan and Burnley. In fact I could see Hull establishing themselves one day, they have the fanbase to do it. How on earth Man City fans can call them 'points fodder' is beyond me, you only got one point off them this season.
Shame they've gone, one of the better away days in the Prem.