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Fez said:
What's interesting is how players creep into the reckoning and how that might skewiff perceptions of where we are in player options.

This is the most recent squad list I can find:


Hull CitySquad
Squad
Goalkeepers
Eldin Jakupovic
David Marshall
Kuciak
Robert Peet ?????
Will Mannion
- - -
Defender
Alex Bruce
Curtis Davies
Harry Maguire
Omar Elabdellaoui
Michael Dawson
Andrew Robertson
Brian Lenihan
Josh Tymon

Midfielder
Moses Odubajo
David Meyler
Tom Huddlestone
Samuel Clucas
Shaun Maloney
James Weir
Markus Henriksen
Ahmed Elmohamady
Greg Olley
Josh Clackstone

Evandro Goebel

Attacking Midfielder
Robert Snodgrass
Ryan Mason

Striker
Abel Hernandez
Dieumercik Mbokani
Will Keane
Niasse
Diomande
Jarrod Bowen
Greg Luer
Ben Hinchcliffe


http://www.skysports.com/hull-city-squad
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Evandro features on the list above twice.

**I didn't read to the end of the thread**

Maybe SKY are trying to make us feel better about our first team options <laugh>
 
Hull City AFC (GLP) said:
Evandro features on the list above twice.

**I didn't read to the end of the thread**

Maybe SKY are trying to make us feel better about our first team options <laugh>
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Maybe we should?

But if we are generally agreed that the ins, outs and injuries (+African Cup players) , along with this listing are accurate, I will be interested to see the change made over all and in the last week.
 
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How many of that first team list are injured? I have lost count.

Long term
Odubajo, Keane, Henriksen and Mason

Short term
Davies

Anymore?
 
Hull City AFC (GLP) said:
How many of that first team list are injured? I have lost count.

Long term
Odubajo, Keane, Henriksen and Mason

Short term
Davies

Anymore?
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Using 3 keepers, losing the kids, injured, those just returning & those strongly rumoured to be away I get a current available squad of 19 in total.

EDIT: sorry 20, left off the Scouse reject we signed.
 
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look_back_in_amber said:
Clearly, to me anyway, Snodders IS for sale, as long as we can get someone in like this Vila fella, or this Leon chap. Would that be acceptable to the majority on here? Because I think the only way that we'd get either of those marquee signings in is if we'd got in circa £20M first for two of our currently most important players.

Change is uncomfortable for many but I can see this happening.
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I agree insofar as I can see Snodgrass going, but I really doubt it is part of some Silva revolution or masterplan. He has already gone on record as saying he didn't want to sell Livermore; I just think he is patching up as best he can, given the financial limitations he is working under.
Unfortunately for him, 'Typical City' dictates that as soon as he solves one problem with a signing, another injury seems to hit somewhere else. A couple of weeks ago, we were looking at the midfield as virtually the only part of the team with any depth, with 6 players for 3 slots. Now we are left with Clucas, Huddlestone, Evandro and Meyler as realistic options to pick from for the rest of the season unless we get someone in. Question then is, how do we fund it? Is the Livermore money available, or are we reliant on letting someone else go.
Problem with letting Snodgrass go, is he is our marquee signing and single most influential player- if he goes he will strengthen a direct rival and we will have to replace half our goals, some of the best set pieces in the League, and virtually our only creative force. For all Livermore's qualities, he wouldn't win a game on his own whereas Snodgrass going would be a killer blow as I just cannot see how anyone we could bring in is likely to have that kind of influence.
I wouldn't mind so much but the money we seem to be talking couldn't even get Robbie Brady back ffs.
 
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hovetiger said:
I agree insofar as I can see Snodgrass going, but I really doubt it is part of some Silva revolution or masterplan. He has already gone on record as saying he didn't want to sell Livermore; I just think he is patching up as best he can, given the financial limitations he is working under.
Unfortunately for him, 'Typical City' dictates that as soon as he solves one problem with a signing, another injury seems to hit somewhere else. A couple of weeks ago, we were looking at the midfield as virtually the only part of the team with any depth, with 6 players for 3 slots. Now we are left with Clucas, Huddlestone, Evandro and Meyler as realistic options to pick from for the rest of the season unless we get someone in. Question then is, how do we fund it? Is the Livermore money available, or are we reliant on letting someone else go.
Problem with letting Snodgrass go, is he is our marquee and single most influential player- if he goes he will strengthen a direct rival and we will have to replace half our goals, some of the best set pieces in the League, and virtually our only creative force. For all Livermore's qualities, he wouldn't win a game on his own whereas Snodgrass going would be a killer blow as I just cannot see how anyone we could bring in is likely to have that kind of influence.
I wouldn't mind so much but the money we seem to be talking couldn't even get Robbie Brady back ffs.
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I have total confidence in MS, Im sure that he can get the best out of whomever we have playing.
 
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