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New Manager... Sergej Jakirović appointed
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My dad had a bakery. His Parkin was quality.
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I was passing through Barnsley one day...Went into a fish and chip shop for a bit of nosebag...Lady behind the counter clocked my Hull accent. Asked me if I followed City..I admitted I did. She said....no word of a lie..."One of your players is a regular in here. Comes in three times a week."
"Oh. Right," I replied..."Who's that?" I asked.
"John Parkin," she replied.
"Sounds about right," I said, partially chuckling.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/spo...icali-responds-kayserispor-criticism-10238166
City are understood to be paying a significant fee to get the Bosnian out of his contract at the Kadir Has Stadium, while the 48-year-old former Dinamo Zagreb boss will command a sizeable salary in East Yorkshire.
City are understood to be paying a significant fee to get the Bosnian out of his contract at the Kadir Has Stadium, while the 48-year-old former Dinamo Zagreb boss will command a sizeable salary in East Yorkshire.
Significant fee even though his contract runs out on 30th June…
Surely he can agree to officially join us on 1st July and we can make progress with transfers this month with or without his direct input.
Did she mention anything about him preferring curry sauce or peas on his fish?
Asking for a friend.
Pay them a visit and cheer them up, although I'm not sure on the visiting hours at Miranda House.
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A genuine question answered with sarcasmPay them a visit and cheer them up, although I'm not sure on the visiting hours at Miranda House.
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Consistency is key.A genuine question answered with sarcasm
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Absolutely, thin watery curry sauce is no good to man nor beast. It doesn’t cling to the fish.Consistency is key.
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An anosmic's nightmare, diarrhoea or curry sauce.
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https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/spo...news/inside-track-incoming-hull-city-10234669
Interesting write up on our new boss
Interesting write up on our new boss
Acun Ilicali responds to Kayserispor criticism over Hull City's Sergej Jakirovic approach
The Championship club are hopeful of wrapping up the deal in the coming days
Barry Cooper Hull City correspondent
Acun Ilicali has denied claims in Turkey about City's handling of Sergej Jakirovic's move to the MKM Stadium (Image: Mehmet Emin Menguarslan/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali says he will meet with the owner of Turkish Super Lig outfit Kayserispor over the ongoing war of words surrounding Sergej Jakirovic in Turkey.
Ilicali has come under fire from president Nurettin Açıkalın for his approach to the Bosnian, who is expected to be granted a work permit after a meeting with officials on Wednesday.
Jakirovic only took charge of the struggling side in late January before guiding them to safety with some impressive results along the way. But it looks like he will be exiting the one-and-a-half-year contract penned in the winter earlier than planned with a move to English football edging closer.
City are understood to be paying a significant fee to get the Bosnian out of his contract at the Kadir Has Stadium, while the 48-year-old former Dinamo Zagreb boss will command a sizeable salary in East Yorkshire.
"We worked in harmony and carried the team to success," the frustrated Keyseri chief said. "We had plans for the new season. Our coach did not say goodbye to us. He did not say he was leaving and would not come. However, the approach of Hull City president Acun Ilıcalı is not nice at all. This club has a president and a sports director. Permission was not received for a meeting."
In responding to those claims, Ilicali, speaking on Turkish television had this to say: "I will meet with Nurettin Açıkalın (Kayserispor president). We did not steal anyone’s coach. We are not people like that in terms of style. We do certain things in our relationships very well. We will also meet with our dear president. If a coach wants this, just as we allowed Ferdi (transfer to Brighton), the same situation applies.”
The Championship club are hopeful of wrapping up the deal in the coming days
Barry Cooper Hull City correspondent
- 15:00, 4 JUN 2025
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Acun Ilicali has denied claims in Turkey about City's handling of Sergej Jakirovic's move to the MKM Stadium (Image: Mehmet Emin Menguarslan/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali says he will meet with the owner of Turkish Super Lig outfit Kayserispor over the ongoing war of words surrounding Sergej Jakirovic in Turkey.
Ilicali has come under fire from president Nurettin Açıkalın for his approach to the Bosnian, who is expected to be granted a work permit after a meeting with officials on Wednesday.
Jakirovic only took charge of the struggling side in late January before guiding them to safety with some impressive results along the way. But it looks like he will be exiting the one-and-a-half-year contract penned in the winter earlier than planned with a move to English football edging closer.
City are understood to be paying a significant fee to get the Bosnian out of his contract at the Kadir Has Stadium, while the 48-year-old former Dinamo Zagreb boss will command a sizeable salary in East Yorkshire.
"We worked in harmony and carried the team to success," the frustrated Keyseri chief said. "We had plans for the new season. Our coach did not say goodbye to us. He did not say he was leaving and would not come. However, the approach of Hull City president Acun Ilıcalı is not nice at all. This club has a president and a sports director. Permission was not received for a meeting."
In responding to those claims, Ilicali, speaking on Turkish television had this to say: "I will meet with Nurettin Açıkalın (Kayserispor president). We did not steal anyone’s coach. We are not people like that in terms of style. We do certain things in our relationships very well. We will also meet with our dear president. If a coach wants this, just as we allowed Ferdi (transfer to Brighton), the same situation applies.”
Read that earlier, sounds promising until ya get to the last bit when basically it suggests he'll likely jump ship if a 'better offer' is on the table, no matter what stage of the season.
