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Some squad for League 1. They have also just extended the contract of Curtis Davies for another 2 years.
Hope they do well they had a rough time of it.
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Some squad for League 1. They have also just extended the contract of Curtis Davies for another 2 years.
Hope they do well they had a rough time of it.
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Some squad for League 1. They have also just extended the contract of Curtis Davies for another 2 years.
I think Ipswich proved that L1 is rarely that simple. But I hope Rosenior smashes it, he's a great guy.
Signings look about as good as you could possibly expect in L1 though
I think Ipswich proved that L1 is rarely that simple. But I hope Rosenior smashes it, he's a great guy.
Signings look about as good as you could possibly expect in L1 though
"in 2-3 days I will have my dream team to give to the fans"
That was said yesterday I think?
Hmmn. Tomorrow and Friday could be very interesting as the rubber now meets the road.
I think Seri, Estupinan and Sinik are the 3 close to completion. That will still leave us a few players short imo
Baxter (Ingram)
Coyle (Emmanuel) - Figueiredo (Jones) - Greaves (McLoughlin) - Fleming (Elder)
Seri (Slater)
? (Traore) Tufan (Docherty)
Sayyadmanesh (Longmann) KLP(Sinik)
Estupinan(?)
We still need a creative midfielder, a striker and another winger when KLP inevitably leaves. A ball winning midfielder with some height would also be nice
Still 7 weeks in the window....
Maybe he means the expected starting 11?Oh I know, i'm absolutely delighted with how early we've done deals. It's just that listening to Acuns interview yesterday it sounded like after these last few deals our transfer business will be concluded "in 2-3 days, all the team in our head, will be on the pitch"
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Oh I know, i'm absolutely delighted with how early we've done deals. It's just that listening to Acuns interview yesterday it sounded like after these last few deals our transfer business will be concluded "in 2-3 days, all the team in our head, will be on the pitch"
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Well, so far, according to official announcements, we've only signed Tufan and Fig!! (I don't count Baxter as he was already here last season). A lot to do and announce in the next 2 days.According to some we've only actually signed soft fancy Dan shirkers so far with no championship experience. And the players hate Shota anyway.
They're just dismantling the side which finished a glorious 19th last season which needed to play 7 defensive players to keep the door shut cos we couldn't score goals.
Well, so far, according to official announcements, we've only signed Tufan and Fig!! (I don't count Baxter as he was already here last season). A lot to do and announce in the next 2 days.
Drypool division 6I thought he was fat and lazy?
What UK league is Turkish Super lig equivalent to?
Some won't be concluded in 2-3 days, i think Acun may be referring to the fans can at least see the shaping of a dream team they can look forward to, sometimes he might have difficulty in translating things into the exact meaning, but he is also an excitable chap.
He's extremely similar to Doch statistically.
This is a section I've copied from here: https://breakingthelines.com/summer-2022-transfer-window/analysing-hull-citys-midfield-targets/
For the Tigers, this presents an outstanding opportunity on paper, but with a few causes for concern upon further investigation. To get a more accurate picture of the player, it is worth going back to the 2020/21 season – when he featured 37 times in the Super Lig – and comparing to Greg Docherty, who he is most similar to in the Hull squad.
To compare with Docherty’s 2021/22 campaign, the stats according to Wyscout are strikingly similar. Per 90 (Tufan/Docherty), they averaged 3.9/4.0 interceptions, 1.6/1.6 loose balls won, 7.4/7.6 opposition half recoveries, 63%/63% of defensive duels won, 1.5/1.6 dribbles, 5.0/3.2 successful passes to final third and 7.8/6.2 forward passes.
In playing style, Tufan and Docherty are both effective at harrying opponents to retain possession, showing great speed over short distances and defensive positioning to press players quickly when they receive the ball. This tenacity and drive also sees them carry the ball well over long distances, even with immediate pressure from multiple defenders.
Strange response!2 days? Try 7 weeks.
Glad you don't count Baxter. You'll not count Ali either so won't be whining for an announcement there either. And no need to worry about Traore either as he can't possibly be our player without an 'announcement'.
Strange response!
2 days in relation to Acuns comments.
I'm not whining or worrying.
It's odd that there hasn't been announcements. Not suggesting anything, just stating it's odd. Same with just stating there's a lot to do and announce in the next 1-2 days given what Acun said.
He's extremely similar to Doch statistically.
This is a section I've copied from here: https://breakingthelines.com/summer-2022-transfer-window/analysing-hull-citys-midfield-targets/
For the Tigers, this presents an outstanding opportunity on paper, but with a few causes for concern upon further investigation. To get a more accurate picture of the player, it is worth going back to the 2020/21 season – when he featured 37 times in the Super Lig – and comparing to Greg Docherty, who he is most similar to in the Hull squad.
To compare with Docherty’s 2021/22 campaign, the stats according to Wyscout are strikingly similar. Per 90 (Tufan/Docherty), they averaged 3.9/4.0 interceptions, 1.6/1.6 loose balls won, 7.4/7.6 opposition half recoveries, 63%/63% of defensive duels won, 1.5/1.6 dribbles, 5.0/3.2 successful passes to final third and 7.8/6.2 forward passes.
In playing style, Tufan and Docherty are both effective at harrying opponents to retain possession, showing great speed over short distances and defensive positioning to press players quickly when they receive the ball. This tenacity and drive also sees them carry the ball well over long distances, even with immediate pressure from multiple defenders.