Steve Wilson - Spent 11 years at the Tigers making over 180 appearances, moved onto Macclesfield Town in 2001 then had spells at Tranmere, Worksop, Mossley, Hall Road and North Ferriby, came out of retirement in the summer and is currently back up keeper at Scarborough Athletic. Matt Bloomer - Only played a handful of games for the Tigers after signing from Grimsby Town he went on to have a further 2 spells with the Mariners as well as Lincoln, Cambridge, Boston and hi current club Harrogate Town Adam Bolder - Left City in 2000 for Derby County where he became a vital part of the Rams midfield, left to go to QPR before signing for Millwall in 2009, went on to play for Burton albion until signing for Harrogate Town in the summer of 2012 Ian Goodison - The Jamaican defender left Hull in 2002 going back to his Jamaican roots to play for Seba Utd, he returned to England in 2004 with Tranmere Rovers where he has gone on to make over 330 appearances for them and at the ripe old age of 39 is still going strong. Theo Whitmore - Joined the Tigers along with his Jamaican team mate Goodison in 1999 and became a key player in the Tigers midfield, left in 2002 to return to jamaican football with Seba Utd before returning to these shores to spend a season with Livingston Town in scotland, left for Jamaica again in 2003 before coming back to England to team up with Ian Goodison once again at Tranmere, left in 2006 to return to Jamaica as player coach for seba utd, since 2009 he has been the full time manager of the Jamaican National Team. Kevin Francis - The journeyman striker played for the Tigers during the 2000/2001 season scoring 5 in 22 appearances, he left for Hednesford Town then onto Studley before finally retiring from the game in 2005, he is currently a police officer in Canada David Beresford - The journeyman midfielder had one season at Boothferry Park before moving to Plymouth in July 2002, he then went on to play for Macclesfield and Tranmere before retiring in 2006, he is currently a P.E teacher at a school in Rochdale. Scott Kerr - Despite spending 2 years with the Tigers he never actually played a league gane for us his first season being affected by a back injury, he left for Scarborough in 2003 before having a long spell with Lincoln City making over 220 appearances for the Imps, he joined hi current club York City in 2011 Gary Alexander - Former Player of the season (2001/2002) he left Hull to join Leyton Orient before going on to Millwall and Brentford, he is currently playing up front for Crawley Town. Henrik Pederson - Former Bolton forward Pederson joined City in the summer of 2007 where his appearances were limited due to niggling injuries, he left the K.C in July 2005 for personal reasons rejoining his former team in Denmark Sikeborg .C where he is currently still playing. Mike Quigley - Midfielder Quigley had 2 spells at Hull between 1995 and 1998 then 1999 to 2000, after leaving the Tigers he went on to play for Northwich Victoria and Bradford Park Avenue, he is currently a coach at Chorley F.C Jon Witney - Tough Defender Whitney left hull in 2001 signing terms with King Lynn before leaving the game to concentrate on a degree course in sports physiotherapy, he also helped his father in his undertaker buiseness by digging graves. he nade a brief comeback in 2006 for Walsall in the birmingham senior cup before becoming the physio at the midlands side, he is currently the first team physio at walsall and also does coaching as well. Jamie Wood - The striker left the Tigers in 2001 signing for Halifax Town then going on to play for Swansea City before joining Welsh side The New Saints in 2003 where he made over 180 appearances in the welsh league, he was released by the club in 2011. Matt Baker - Former Tigers shot stopper had an injury hit career at Hull before leaving to join Hereford Utd and then Wrexham, MK Dons and Weymouth before retiring from the game in 2007 due to injury, he became involved in politics and stood as a Conservative councillor in the 2010 local elections but failed to get a seat, he currently writes for the Sun Newspaper and does media work for local BBC Radio stations.
Thanks Miff, interesting to see where some of our former players have ended up. I trust none of these had a picture of an attractive wife or daughter for you to show us
the matt baker one is interesting and proves three points: 1) footballers are not clever if they go into a profession where your average player does not earn a decent living and usually retires before 30. 2) you therefore don't need to be that clever to be a prospective, or actual, elected politician, and of course 3), taking the previous two points into consideration, you don't need to be too clever or experienced to be a journalist.
