A Hull City Quiz

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DMD

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It's clipped straight off the web, so don't blame me if it's wrong.

(Link to the answers and more questions at the bottom of the page if you feel the need)

1. Which manager took over at Hull City after Brian Little left in February 2002?

2. In the summer of 2003, Peter Taylor bought five players to make the squad stronger. How many of these scored on their league debut against Darlington? Can you name the five?

3. Who was the only player to play in every league match for the Tigers in 1951-52 season?

4. How many goals did Justin Whittle score in his Hull City career?

5. Who were Hull City's first opponents in the League at the KC Stadium?

6. For how many League games was Phil Parkinson in charge before he was sacked?

7. In February 2004, Hull got Junior Lewis, a midfielder on loan. Lewis made his debut against Lincoln City. Which club did Lewis come from? What's his real first name?

8. During the League One promotion campaign in 2004-05, how many goals did top scorer Stuart Elliott score?

9. Who was the only player to score a hat-trick in this season, 2003-04?

10. In February 2004, Hull City made their striking force even stronger by signing Jon Walters from which Premiership club?








http://www.funtrivia.com/en/Sports/Hull-City-7282.html
 
PLT said:
Sounds like you're rehashing from Twitter Dutch!
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I'll be generous and assume that was an attempt at humour, and not something I'd said that had touched a nerve, but just in case, there's a bit of a clue on the first and last lines Trigger. <doh>

Now, if I'd tried to imply I invented it, or knew the answers....
 
Hull City AFC (DMD) said:
Ooh, I'm usually rubbish at answering, but I'm fairly sure.

Raich Carter?
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He once said it was the most turbulent season in his whole football career. Easy to understand why.

-Injured at the start of the season then about a month later resigned as Player Manager due to board difficulties.
-Asked to keep away from the other players so trained at the Boulevard and played for a local amateur team.
- Massive local campaign saw him agree to return in December to play until the end of the season. At the time the season was going pear-shaped.
- First game back for the reserves drew 15,000(including me).
- Beat Manchester United away in the FA Cup to avenge the 1-0 defeat in the 6th round at BP in 1949.
- Kept City in Div 2 with the goal in their 1-0 win in the last match of the season away at Doncaster.
- This was his last match for City.
 
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Off the top of my head...
1. Molby
2. Alton Thelwell, Stuart Green, Danny Alsopp, Ben Burgess, Jason Price. Think Thelwell, Price and Alsopp scored V Darlington
5 Hartlepool
6. 24? About 20 too many <laugh>
8. 29
9. Jason Price
 
tigerrev said:
Off the top of my head...
1. Molby
2. Alton Thelwell, Stuart Green, Danny Alsopp, Ben Burgess, Jason Price. Think Thelwell, Price and Alsopp scored V Darlington
5 Hartlepool
6. 24? About 20 too many <laugh>
8. 29
9. Jason Price
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More than I could have got. <ok>



Q1 Correct
Q2. Scorers correct. Need the other two,
Q5 Correct
Q6 X(but reasonably close)
Q8, X (but reasonably close)
Q9 Correct
 
BLUE_MOUNTAINS_BEAR said:
He once said it was the most turbulent season in his whole football career. Easy to understand why.

-Injured at the start of the season then about a month later resigned as Player Manager due to board difficulties.
-Asked to keep away from the other players so trained at the Boulevard and played for a local amateur team.
- Massive local campaign saw him agree to return in December to play until the end of the season. At the time the season was going pear-shaped.
- First game back for the reserves drew 15,000(including me).
- Beat Manchester United away in the FA Cup to avenge the 1-0 defeat in the 6th round at BP in 1949.
- Kept City in Div 2 with the goal in their 1-0 win in the last match of the season away at Doncaster.
- This was his last match for City.
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Board difficulties? One way of describing it. Though not how the tabloids would nowadays.
 
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