Nigel's Done One

Please not Rosie. He's a top man and he doesn't deserve to work with this pair of ****stains.

 

Although I agree with you, from a selfish point of view it would be exciting to have someone like Liam managing the club..

 

Don't want the untried Rosenior.

"But seems to have a really nice relationship with some of the fans"

And?

 

I’d take him over most of the other nominees... can Make his nana as his number 2 lol

 

I think the reality is just kicking in for me (spent the week on Dennis’s alcohol level rations...)

Anyway... he obviously loves the club, lives not too far away, the fans back him, the players back him, performed a minor miracle last year & yet the Ehab still finds a way to **** it all up, the same way he always does
#justgo

 

There seems to be a common theme here !!
The fans loved Barmby,Bruce and Adkins and all have gone .

 

The levels of total ineptitude of the ****s is unbelievable. I hope everything in their miserable lives turns to rat **** and they both die painful deaths in abject squalor.

 

Oh yes I see your point. You want a proven manager with a great backroom staff.

Someone respected in the game, so will attract the best players.

Good thinking, City Man...

 

Rosie thought Bruce was a **** which is why every man and his dog got a thank you except Bruce and probably why Ehab thinks he would be a great choice

Dear Hull City fans,
Due to the wonderful five years that not only myself, but my wife Erica and four children, have experienced while playing for this fantastic club, I feel compelled to write you an open letter to express my extreme gratitude for all of the support and best wishes I have received at this time.
Firstly, I would like to say thank you to you the fans, for the unbelievable support I have received in my time here as a player and I hope I have represented you in a way that would make you rightly be proud of this amazing club. It has been an unbelievable journey!
I would also like to thank the owners, the Allam family, who without, I do not believe this proud club would be in existence if it wasn't for the extreme generosity they have shown, in not only saving the club from extinction but investing heavily in the club and seeing it to promotion, the first FA Cup final in the club's history and the first time in the club's history at reaching European competition.
I would also like to thank my teammates, most of whom I now count as good, good friends, who have worked so hard in the time I have been here to be successful and I know they will all be successful in the future. They are all fantastic people.
There are special people running through the club working so hard behind the scenes who deserve a mention. From all the medical staff, technical/coaching staff and admin staff, through to the kit men and tea ladies, Paula and Jean, I would like to place my pleasure at working with you all on record. Too many to name, you know who you are!
I would also like to apologise to you all at our failure to stay in the Premier League this season.
I can guarantee you that all of the players gave everything and we were inconsolable in relegation and the unbelievable reaction we got after the game, a standing ovation at relegation again, proved to me what a unique, special and unbelievable set of supporters we have at this football club.
You all deserve success and I know in time the club will grow from strength to strength again due to this.
Even in these difficult times the club is still heading in the right direction, the fantastic work that Tony Pennock and his staff have done with the academy in a short space of time, coupled with the high investment in youth by the owners, means that hopefully one day we'll have young players from this area playing and representing this proud club at the highest level.
It was my ambition to assist this process through coaching and management in the distant future but I know it will be a success nevertheless.
I would also like to add that whether the club is called Hull City or Hull Tigers the most important word in this club is HULL, a proud hard-working city that I have had immense pleasure bringing up my children in over the last five years.
The club will always need your support. I hope that as fans you realise you really are the heartbeat of the club and without your continuing fantastic support, the club will not be able to fulfil its unbelievable potential that you all deserve. Everyone needs to pull in the same direction for success!
I wish you all the very best in the future and hope you support the team to promotion next season! Again, I thank you for your tremendous support and I hope our paths cross again in the future.
– Liam Rosenior
Last updated Fri 29 May 2015

 

Cheers

 

What a lovely letter.

He would do a good job in the vacant Dean Windass role.

 

I'd forgotten how good that farewell was from Rosie.

 

Nah, we need someone with a local connection.

 

The fans loved Adkins ? Really ?
Read the Adkins thread from this forum, eight pages of it, started in October last year.
Also recall that Steve Bruce wasn't exactly everyone's cup of tea either at the time.

 

I think it is a good shout.
Next season is going to be horrible particularly for those who go to games and don't read the updates on twitter.
I'd love to see someone like Rosie managing the club it would give us something to get behind.
And we will need it!

 

I think he'd be a great appointment and somebody who I've always liked the thought of managing us. Because of that, I hope he stays well clear for now.

 

In all your years supporting a football team have you not worked it out yet? We we're winning everything is great the players, the manager, the fans, the atmosphere. When we're on a losing streak everything is ****. It's just the way it is.

 

I'd love Rosie to come back one day, GEv. Just not yet, not while the Allams still own us. It would get him off to a bad start in management. I don't think he'll come here anyway tbh. He's a clued up bloke.

 

I’m hoping for someone with experience
Can not understand this oooh he was lovely he’ll make a good manager bollocks