Transfer Rumours Summer 2026 Transfer Thread…

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Amin Arrears said:
Don’t know why he always tries the kick to the touchline when he doesn’t have the accuracy. At least 50% of them just go out for an enemy throw in. If you don’t have the accuracy to pull it off routinely then just go central surely?

Obviously instructions to do that but just seems a bit bizarre to repeatedly be so wasteful.
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It sounds absolutely ridiculous, but I’ve wondered if it’s actually intentional (kicking the ball out). We are at our most dangerous countering in transition, rather than building from the back. Therefore statistically it makes sense to give opponents the ball but in their half?
 
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Pandurs accuracy during the warm up at wembley was excellent, I was really surprised. Soon as the game started and there was a tiny bit of pressure it took a nose dive. Must be a psychological thing for him as he 100% has the technique and ability.
 
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askewshair said:
It sounds absolutely ridiculous, but I’ve wondered if it’s actually intentional (kicking the ball out). We are at our most dangerous countering in transition, rather than building from the back. Therefore statistically it makes sense to give opponents the ball but in their half?
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I think this is partially true. I do think we like to contain a team on one side, so lots of the time, it’s stick it on a full-back, if we win something, great, if not, it’s a throw in and we’ve got them on one side of the pitch
 
askewshair said:
It sounds absolutely ridiculous, but I’ve wondered if it’s actually intentional (kicking the ball out). We are at our most dangerous countering in transition, rather than building from the back. Therefore statistically it makes sense to give opponents the ball but in their half?
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I think this is partially true. I do think we like to contain a team on one side, so lots of the time, it’s stick it on a full-back, if we win something, great, if not, it’s a throwing and we’ve got them on one side of the pitch

Not sure it would work in Premier. We’d likely not get near the ball for 10 minutes.
 
Hull City have taken up a one-year option in Harvey Cartwright's contract to keep the goalkeeper at the club until the end of next season. The Grimsby-born 24-year-old spent part of last season on loan at Hartlepool and will get another year at the Tigers, who have confirmed their retained list for next season.

Cartwright's new contract is the only senior retention from the first team squad, with confirmation midfielder Harry Vaughan will leave the club on June 30 when his contract expires, having been on loan at Irish club Bohemians.

There is also confirmation the loan deals have ended for Joe Gelhardt, Toby Collyer, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Yu Hirakawa, Lewis Koumas and John Lundstram. The rest of the first team squad remain under for at least one more year.

In the under-21s, while captain Lewie Coyle is celebrating promotion to the Premier League, younger brother Rocco Coyle has been released. Coyle joins Pharrell Brown, Sammy Henia-Kamau, João Mendes, Harry Revill, Noah Wadsworth and Callum Yam in leaving following the expiry of their deals, but new contracts have been offered to Stan Ashbee, Ed Devine, Archie Howard, Aidon Shehu and Nathan Tinsdale.

From the under-18s, second-year scholars Ramell Carter and Josh Ocaya have been promoted to the under-21s after signing their first professional deals, while Zac Jagielka, Charlie Leach, Calvin Okike and Reuben Silk have been offered professional contracts to join the Under-21s.
 
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Amin Arrears said:
Don’t know why he always tries the kick to the touchline when he doesn’t have the accuracy. At least 50% of them just go out for an enemy throw in. If you don’t have the accuracy to pull it off routinely then just go central surely?

Obviously instructions to do that but just seems a bit bizarre to repeatedly be so wasteful.
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I think its simply that if you **** up kicking out wide the consequences are usually a lot better than kicking down the middle and ****ing up.

To me it shows no trust in his kicking at all
 
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Top_Tiger said:
Pandur is a strange one. I don’t know why we don’t set up like Big Sam used to from goal kicks, put 2/3 round Crooks and McBurnie and smash it.
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As much as McBurnie is great getting on crosses and defensively in the air, he's less good when he's got to win an ariel ball from a GK against big defenders. There were so many times last season when that tactic didn't work.
 
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originallambrettaman said:
Hull City have taken up a one-year option in Harvey Cartwright's contract to keep the goalkeeper at the club until the end of next season. The Grimsby-born 24-year-old spent part of last season on loan at Hartlepool and will get another year at the Tigers, who have confirmed their retained list for next season.

Cartwright's new contract is the only senior retention from the first team squad, with confirmation midfielder Harry Vaughan will leave the club on June 30 when his contract expires, having been on loan at Irish club Bohemians.

There is also confirmation the loan deals have ended for Joe Gelhardt, Toby Collyer, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Yu Hirakawa, Lewis Koumas and John Lundstram. The rest of the first team squad remain under for at least one more year.

In the under-21s, while captain Lewie Coyle is celebrating promotion to the Premier League, younger brother Rocco Coyle has been released. Coyle joins Pharrell Brown, Sammy Henia-Kamau, João Mendes, Harry Revill, Noah Wadsworth and Callum Yam in leaving following the expiry of their deals, but new contracts have been offered to Stan Ashbee, Ed Devine, Archie Howard, Aidon Shehu and Nathan Tinsdale.

From the under-18s, second-year scholars Ramell Carter and Josh Ocaya have been promoted to the under-21s after signing their first professional deals, while Zac Jagielka, Charlie Leach, Calvin Okike and Reuben Silk have been offered professional contracts to join the Under-21s.
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Only small suprise for me is Henia-Kamau being released, but I guess they have to be really selective.

The 'thanks' announcement on the loans sounded like goodbyes. I thought we'd be back in for Gelhardt and Collyer (and still might be I suppose).
 
originallambrettaman said:
Hull City have taken up a one-year option in Harvey Cartwright's contract to keep the goalkeeper at the club until the end of next season. The Grimsby-born 24-year-old spent part of last season on loan at Hartlepool and will get another year at the Tigers, who have confirmed their retained list for next season.

Cartwright's new contract is the only senior retention from the first team squad, with confirmation midfielder Harry Vaughan will leave the club on June 30 when his contract expires, having been on loan at Irish club Bohemians.

There is also confirmation the loan deals have ended for Joe Gelhardt, Toby Collyer, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Yu Hirakawa, Lewis Koumas and John Lundstram. The rest of the first team squad remain under for at least one more year.

In the under-21s, while captain Lewie Coyle is celebrating promotion to the Premier League, younger brother Rocco Coyle has been released. Coyle joins Pharrell Brown, Sammy Henia-Kamau, João Mendes, Harry Revill, Noah Wadsworth and Callum Yam in leaving following the expiry of their deals, but new contracts have been offered to Stan Ashbee, Ed Devine, Archie Howard, Aidon Shehu and Nathan Tinsdale.

From the under-18s, second-year scholars Ramell Carter and Josh Ocaya have been promoted to the under-21s after signing their first professional deals, while Zac Jagielka, Charlie Leach, Calvin Okike and Reuben Silk have been offered professional contracts to join the Under-21s.
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I dont keep track of the youngsters but im surprised about Pharrell Brown. Unless ive got the wrong person didn't he play a few preseason games and look quite good
 
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TigerMarv said:
I dont keep track of the youngsters but im surprised about Pharrell Brown. Unless ive got the wrong person didn't he play a few preseason games and look quite good
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preseason is just miles off the competitive level
and him and rocco coyle seem miles off the levels needed

i remember all the raving about rocco being amazing
 
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originallambrettaman said:
Hull City have taken up a one-year option in Harvey Cartwright's contract to keep the goalkeeper at the club until the end of next season. The Grimsby-born 24-year-old spent part of last season on loan at Hartlepool and will get another year at the Tigers, who have confirmed their retained list for next season.

Cartwright's new contract is the only senior retention from the first team squad, with confirmation midfielder Harry Vaughan will leave the club on June 30 when his contract expires, having been on loan at Irish club Bohemians.

There is also confirmation the loan deals have ended for Joe Gelhardt, Toby Collyer, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Yu Hirakawa, Lewis Koumas and John Lundstram. The rest of the first team squad remain under for at least one more year.

In the under-21s, while captain Lewie Coyle is celebrating promotion to the Premier League, younger brother Rocco Coyle has been released. Coyle joins Pharrell Brown, Sammy Henia-Kamau, João Mendes, Harry Revill, Noah Wadsworth and Callum Yam in leaving following the expiry of their deals, but new contracts have been offered to Stan Ashbee, Ed Devine, Archie Howard, Aidon Shehu and Nathan Tinsdale.

From the under-18s, second-year scholars Ramell Carter and Josh Ocaya have been promoted to the under-21s after signing their first professional deals, while Zac Jagielka, Charlie Leach, Calvin Okike and Reuben Silk have been offered professional contracts to join the Under-21s.
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Intersting one from that list is Pharrell Brown. I seem to recall he looked more than comfortable in the first team pre season last year, even scoring..??... I thought Serge had spoken very positive about him too... or am I getting the wrong player..?

Ha.... sorry TMarv, ive done it again, I should read to the bottom of the threads before positing...
 
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