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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Cityswall, Sep 6, 2016.

  1. Cityswall

    Cityswall Well-Known Member

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    That we get to wave goodbye to Pappa and Son?

    Looking at their full time in charge. They went from saviours to sinners all due to one stupid idea and a stupid stubbornness in refusing to admit they were wrong. Assem has a habit of not admitting his mistakes and showing no remorse and it seems Ehab is the same.

    Looking back at their start to now I think the expression is 'how did I come to this'.
     
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  2. Happy Tiger

    Happy Tiger Well-Known Member

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    Stubbornness and a refusal to admit being wrong arent traits unique to them.
     
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  3. PLT

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    It really wasn't one stupid idea. It's their whole attitude to business. Their way of treating people, their obsession with showing their strength by never listening to what anyone else has to say and pretending not to care about the consequences.
     
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    They are the traits of ****s though.
     
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  5. Cityswall

    Cityswall Well-Known Member

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    Maybe not but by god are they good at it. It was also when the first cracks started to appear as it created a confrontational atmosphere with their own fans.
    They were more than happy to be as confrontational as you like compounded by their stubbornness of not being wrong.

    Let us be honest here if they had said 'yeah that was a daft idea sorry' back at the start then they would have lanced the boil, instead we got 'I'm never wrong' when it was clear they were which just finished them in the eyes of many.
     
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  6. Cityswall

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    It was in that it was the start of the cracks appearing. From then on they were more than happy to be as confrontational with their own fans as they could be.
     
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    I hope so but alas I doubt it. If we are lucky we will be rid of them before the next home game.
     
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  8. dennisboothstash

    dennisboothstash Well-Known Member

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    You know the drill...it will be tomorrow!

    If they do eventually sell I can see them simply not admitting they have and insisting they still own Hull City Tigers regardless !
     
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    ElTigre Well-Known Member

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    They should have stuck to what they know, the generator business.
     
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    If they had, who would have dug us out of the mire at that time. I'm not saying that I am reverting to being pro Allam mind you , heaven forbid.
     
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  11. PLT

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    I'm not just being argumentative here but for me there were problems before the name change. The Barmby situation showed us exactly what they are like and set the tone. Some people were happy to forget what they did to him because the next manager did really well, but it was a sign of things to come. There were plenty of rumours and stories about how they were running the club behind the scenes even then, which all pointed towards exactly what they've turned out to be. They (well, Assem) obviously earnt a lot of goodwill from the initial takeover, which meant that some of the early problems were excused.

    For me, the name change attempts were just one small part of their utterly contemptible way of running a football club.
     
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  12. PattyNchips2

    PattyNchips2 Well-Known Member

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    I admire their single-mindedness.
    The way they just went about things, the way they treat the club as a business and didnt get weigh-layed by fickleness and emotion like immature fans on here do.
     
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  13. Cityswall

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    That's your view and I'm not going to argue against it as you are entitled to it.
    My view however is that until the name change happened there was goodwill amongst the vast majority and if they had just rolled back from that stupid idea then today we wouldn't be at this confrontational situation.
    However they didn't because they didn't have it in them to admit they were wrong and at that point this was an unavoidable situation.
     
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  14. PLT

    PLT Well-Known Member

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    I don't disagree with that at all.
     
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    Plum Well-Known Member

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    I see you're in a playful mood today what with this and your Ash post.

    Anyway it's waylaid.
     
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    I am a tad worried about the frying pan and fire possibility.
     
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    pierredelafranchesca Well-Known Member

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    If ever the footballing cliche of game of two halves was relevant, for the first part of their reign they were fantastic, and until the Hull Tigers incident there was little to complain about and they were held in such high esteem. Since then, utter shambles with negative after negative. 2-0 up at half time, they've lost 10-2.
     
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  18. Cityswall

    Cityswall Well-Known Member

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    :emoticon-0148-yes:

    That's why I said it all started on that stupid decision and their refusal to admit it was such.
     
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  19. PattyNchips2

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    well as long as the Chinese dont call some precious tarts names, they should be OK
     
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  20. PattyNchips2

    PattyNchips2 Well-Known Member

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    I wished ash a happy birthday, whats wrong with that?
     
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