Match Day Thread Hull City v Boro

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Chazz Rheinhold

Chazz Rheinhold

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Thursday 2/7/20 5pm kick off
Same team Same subs.
But when we are winning and hanging on you don’t keep bringing forwards and midfielders on Terry, you shore it up and bring on big Taff and go five at the back!!! Not rocket science. We’d be breathing a lot easier now if he’d done that against Brum! Not a guarantee but certainly the professional thing to do and playing the percentages.
Right boys let’s hammer Colin’s lot.
City 2-1
 
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Neil Warnock will require no introductions when he leads his Middlesbrough side to the KCOM Stadium on Thursday night.

The 71-year-old can almost boast 1,500 games as a manager and 19 of those have been up against Hull City.

Since first facing the Tigers in 1990 when in charge of Notts County, Warnock has plotted City’s downfall with Huddersfield, Sheffield United, Crystal Palace, QPR, Leeds, Rotherham and Cardiff across three decades.

Warnock was at the KCOM Stadium as recently as last September when City were pegged back to draw 2-2 with Cardiff in injury time, but the stakes will be much higher when he leads Middlesbrough down to East Yorkshire.

Success, in truth, has been limited for Warnock at the KCOM. He led Cardiff to a vital victory in 2018 to help set up promotion to the Premier League but won none of the previous five.

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Neil Warnock embraces Sol Bamba after Cardiff City's win over Hull City in December 2017 (Image: Getty)
City routed his Rotherham United side 5-1 on the final day of the 2015-16 season and also cruised past Leeds United with Warnock at the helm in 2012. A 2-1 win over Crystal Palace to keep automatic promotion hopes alive in 2008 was another sweet victory.


It is, in fact, honours even between City and Warnock down the years, with both enjoying seven wins apiece. Adding to that tally on Thursday would be an almighty boost for the Tigers.

Neil Warnock’s managerial record vs Hull City
Hull City 2 Cardiff City 2, September 28, 2019

Hull City 0 Cardiff City 2, April 28, 2018

Cardiff City 2 Hull City 0, December 16, 2017

Hull City 5 Rotherham 1, May 7, 2016

Hull City 2 Leeds 0, December 29, 2012

Leeds 2 Hull City 3, September 18, 2012

Hull City 0 Leeds 0, March 6, 2012

QPR 1 Hull City 1, April 25, 2011

Hull City 0 QPR 0, January 29, 2011

Hull City 2 Crystal Palace 1, April 26, 2008

Crystal Palace 1 Hull City 1, October 6, 2007

Sheffield United 3 Hull City 2, April 8, 2006

Hull City 1 Sheffield United 3, January 3, 2006

Huddersfield 1 Hull City 1, April 17, 1995

Hull City 1 Huddersfield 0, December 26, 1994

Huddersfield 0 Hull City 2, March 12, 1994

Hull City 2 Huddersfield 1, September 18, 1993

Notts County 2 Hull City 1, December 15, 1990

Hull City 1 Notts County 2, August 25, 1990

Played 19; Won: 7; Drawn: 5; Lost: 7
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
Thursday 2/7/20 5pm kick off
Same team Same subs.
But when we are winning and hanging on you don’t keep bringing forwards and midfielders on Terry, you shore it up and bring on big Taff and go five at the back!!! Not rocket science. We’d be breathing a lot easier now if he’d done that against Brum! Not a guarantee but certainly the professional thing to do and playing the percentages.
Right boys let’s hammer Colin’s lot.
City 2-1
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He brought Taff on and went 5 at the back against Swansea after we went ahead for the 3rd time. We were soon 4-3 down. I thought at the time it just seemed like a desperate move from a manager rolling the dice trying to find something that worked without any real confidence in it.

I think our defending is just a bit ****. He needs to get on top of that no matter what formation we play.
 
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PLT said:
He brought Taff on and went 5 at the back against Swansea after we went ahead for the 3rd time. We were soon 4-3 down. I thought at the time it just seemed like a desperate move from a manager rolling the dice trying to find something that worked without any real confidence in it.

I think our defending is just a bit ****. He needs to get on top of that no matter what formation we play.
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Our defending is more than a 'bit' **** PLT
 
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This game won't be won on the field...it will be won on the sidelines. And there we are clearly overmatched.. An inexperienced tactical incompetent vs a 30-year tactical master. 2-0 to Boro and we are heading for certain relegation. No chance of signing Sadler. I presume Wilks will be back to Barnsley also. Just hope Samuelsen gets a start.
 
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