Transfer Rumours Summer 2025 Transfer Thread…
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Yeah and it should serve as a warning to people and that being a ‘tit driving very fast’ can actually have dire consequences.
williams was also 'allegedly' inhaling helium or some other substance while driving at very high speed
He got very lucky that it didn’t, I can’t imagine any contract is without protection should he do it again.
If we get a few decent larkers even if they done some wrong things and by a miracle they take the club up Acun can sell and get his dough back prob bit on top to so everyone will be happy then, unless it's another **** owner 
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.Done for driving without insurance a couple of times. 2 year suspended sentence and a driving ban.
The dangerous driving is bad enough but his attitude in general just ****ing stinks. People are already on Kamara’s back because he has a face like a smacked arse most of the time and that’s nowhere near as bad as Williams’ or Shelvey’s attitude.
anyway enough about the total ****
ndala is officially signed on loan
ndala is officially signed on loan
he's also just a total **** who thinks hes a gangster, hes a total peice of ****
Not to be in the situation we're in?
Driving without insurance once and getting caught is stupid , doing it again after that is moronic
Not to mention the crash whilst speeding
It's a no from me , he can **** right off
Not to mention the crash whilst speeding
It's a no from me , he can **** right off
Like the look of Ndala I have to say. I’m getting Fraizer Campbell vibes.
Hull City take troubled ex-Manchester United startlet on trial ahead of Sunderland clash
The Tigers have two new names in their squad to face the Black Cats
Brandon Williams is on trial at Hull City (Image: James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images)
Hull City have named former Manchester United youngster Brandon Williams in their squad to face Sunderland at the MKM Stadium on Tuesday night.
Williams has been taken on trial by the Tigers and was named on the bench against the Premier League new boys as he looks to try and earn a deal.
City are in the market for cover at left-back, and Williams will be given the chance to impress new head coach Sergej Jakirovic over the next few days ahead of the new season, having not played a competitive game since a loan spell at Ipswich Town in September 2023.
The 24-year-old has endured a difficult past and was given a 14-month prison sentence back in May, suspended for two years after being found guilty of dangerous driving following a crash a couple of years earlier. He was banned from driving for three years, and told to do 180 hours of community service, but will hope to get his life back on track in East Yorkshire.
The Tigers have two new names in their squad to face the Black Cats
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Brandon Williams is on trial at Hull City (Image: James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images)
Hull City have named former Manchester United youngster Brandon Williams in their squad to face Sunderland at the MKM Stadium on Tuesday night.
Williams has been taken on trial by the Tigers and was named on the bench against the Premier League new boys as he looks to try and earn a deal.
City are in the market for cover at left-back, and Williams will be given the chance to impress new head coach Sergej Jakirovic over the next few days ahead of the new season, having not played a competitive game since a loan spell at Ipswich Town in September 2023.
The 24-year-old has endured a difficult past and was given a 14-month prison sentence back in May, suspended for two years after being found guilty of dangerous driving following a crash a couple of years earlier. He was banned from driving for three years, and told to do 180 hours of community service, but will hope to get his life back on track in East Yorkshire.
You can just see it coming. He signs a contract and at the press conference, he admits to his mistakes and promises to learn from them to make his parents proud. He then jumps in the driving seat of Giles car and knocks down the traffic lights outside Parkers.
