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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by StrovolosTiger, Jan 8, 2013.

  1. Stuart Blampey

    Stuart Blampey Well-Known Member

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    The point here is that the correct nomenclature (Hull City AFC) is not reflected in the 'HCFC' abbreviation in common usage among fans since the early 70s

    Anyone claiming never to have seen/heard it must be under either under 30, a non local, or just a ****....
     
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  2. Stuart Blampey

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    If that's on Anlaby High Rd railway bridge it dates from late 80s or early 90s.
     
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  3. StrovolosTiger

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    It's Boothferry Road and it was placed there the last time Manchester United visited Boothferry Park in a league game.
     
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  4. Stuart Blampey

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    Bollocks.

    Location is right but that was painted at least 15 years after 1974.
     
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  5. Fez

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    Not a graffiti lover, but if we had any balls, and certainly in my day (sorry but true) that would be long gone.
     
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  6. Hank Scorpio

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    You're arguing for the sake of it now. No not every club has the "association" bit in the name, but we do and it's on plenty of classic city badges and kits.

    By putting up signs from Boothferry Rd about Man Utd you're being a prat.

    I could easily put up Sunderland as an example.
     
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  7. Stuart Blampey

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    Correct.

    A relic of the late 80s/90s when apathy rained and Kestrel- swilling local plastics roamed the unfenced railways at night....
     
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  8. Stuart Blampey

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    I'm stating facts. You just choose not to read them.

    Check who's posting pics of railway bridges- 'twas not I.
     
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  9. StrovolosTiger

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    It was me that put the sign up, not City Agro, and you're the prat.
     
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  10. Hank Scorpio

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    If you think that then fine, but it does nowt for the argument.
     
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  11. Charon

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    some of you guys really need to get a grip of reality - who gives a **** whether the 'a' is there or not -what is the difference between southampton and sunderland - both sfc although sunderland add the 'a' - so ****ing what - GET A LIFE - if the media is talking about football and they mention Hull - they are talking about city you silly ****s - not the rugby team - not someone else but Hull City - why are you confused - God I can't live he's missed out the 'a' - stupid ****s - pathetic thread - pathetic replies - totally ****
     
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  12. tigerscanada

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    On a lighter note, technically speaking it should be "Kingston-upon-Hull Association Football Club..KUHAFC.
    Anagramatically speaking, you'd have to give AFHUCK !!...and no Humberside involved !!
     
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  13. Jimmy Graham's bald head

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    Can't believe this debate is still going on - HCFC is plainly wrong and I've barely ever seen it written or any fan refer to us as HCFC.

    Even when growing up outside of Hull people knew we were HCAFC - hence the 'hilarious' joke that it stands for Hull City Are ****ing Crap
     
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  14. DMD

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    Technically, it should be the City and County of Kingston upon the River Hull Association Football Club. <ok>
     
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  15. Chazz Rheinhold

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    Give me a C give me an I...........
     
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  16. DMD

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    As traditionalists we could just call it Wyke or Wykeham and pretend it'd never expanded. <ok>
     
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  17. Chazz Rheinhold

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    Wyke FC or Wykeham AFC??
     
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  18. DMD

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    Wyke Wovers. <ok>
     
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