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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Ernie Shackleton, Sep 20, 2025 at 4:59 PM.

  1. Qatartiger Cambridgetiger

    Qatartiger Cambridgetiger Well-Known Member

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    1 ... McBurnie. Fantastic signing.

    2 ... Coyle. Great crosses from our skipper. Message to the guys in north stand who call him out all the game, get a life.

    3 ... Giles. Just for the fact of him being such a changed player.

    So many others could have been in the top 3. Lundstram being one of them.

    Our team certainly looks to be in this a one.
     
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  2. Ernie Shackleton

    Ernie Shackleton Well-Known Member

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    Five points for first choice, three for second, one for third.

    McBurnie 196
    Giles 71
    Coyle 65
    Lundstrum 50
    Joseph 25
    Egan 14
    Pandur 5
    Hadžiahmetović 4
    Gyabi 1
    Hughes 1

    Big target man upfront who can both score and assist? Check.

    Two attacking fullbacks who can create chances with quality crosses? Check.

    Midfielder busting a gut to get into the box and onto the end of knock-downs? Check.



    What's happened to tippy tappy, fanning about at the back, before either losing the ball on the halfway line or hoofing it into touch?

    Barely recognise this City side this season.
     
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  3. tigerrev

    tigerrev Well-Known Member

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    Thankfully we seem to have ditched the Chuckle Brothers ( to me, to you, to me, to you) Football Manual
     
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  4. pierredelafranchesca

    pierredelafranchesca Well-Known Member

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    It's not been totally ditched, we still get it down and move it side to side at the back, its just done in a more pragmatic and rounded way depending on the opposition, vs Oxford for example who sat back we played it round at the back a lot, against Southampton who tried to press us hard and dominate possession we did it a lot less. One thing that's a massive help is that when we are doing it and not really going anywhere we have the presence up top to get it forward and have a chance of it sticking
     
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