Match Day Thread Middlesbrough v Hull City

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WITH HULL CITY PREPARING TO HEAD TO THE RIVERSIDE STADIUM ON SUNDAY, WE’RE TESTING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE TIGERS’ TEAM THAT CLAIMED A SHARE OF THE SPOILS IN THE SNOW ON TEESSIDE BACK IN NOVEMBER 2010.
As the snow tipped down, temperatures plunged to minus six, and a carpet of white covered the pitch, disguising the Tigers’ players (who were inexplicably wearing white shirts).

The 15,000 fans, including more than 1,000 from Hull, certainly showed a special dedication to their clubs – this was extreme football!

An old school demonstration of the skill of passing a ball in inch-deep snow. A masterclass of how to keep your feet on the ice using balance, poise and footwork. Most of all it was an example to show that if the will is there, football can be played in all weathers.

But can you name the 18-man squad that travelled to the North-East just under nine years ago?

Take the latest Hull City Trivia quiz and let us know how you got by tweeting us using [HASHTAG]#TigersTrivia[/HASHTAG].
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Chazz Rheinhold said:
WITH HULL CITY PREPARING TO HEAD TO THE RIVERSIDE STADIUM ON SUNDAY, WE’RE TESTING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE TIGERS’ TEAM THAT CLAIMED A SHARE OF THE SPOILS IN THE SNOW ON TEESSIDE BACK IN NOVEMBER 2010.
As the snow tipped down, temperatures plunged to minus six, and a carpet of white covered the pitch, disguising the Tigers’ players (who were inexplicably wearing white shirts).

The 15,000 fans, including more than 1,000 from Hull, certainly showed a special dedication to their clubs – this was extreme football!

An old school demonstration of the skill of passing a ball in inch-deep snow. A masterclass of how to keep your feet on the ice using balance, poise and footwork. Most of all it was an example to show that if the will is there, football can be played in all weathers.

But can you name the 18-man squad that travelled to the North-East just under nine years ago?

Take the latest Hull City Trivia quiz and let us know how you got by tweeting us using [HASHTAG]#TigersTrivia[/HASHTAG].
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Brilliant picture....
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
WITH HULL CITY PREPARING TO HEAD TO THE RIVERSIDE STADIUM ON SUNDAY, WE’RE TESTING YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE TIGERS’ TEAM THAT CLAIMED A SHARE OF THE SPOILS IN THE SNOW ON TEESSIDE BACK IN NOVEMBER 2010.
As the snow tipped down, temperatures plunged to minus six, and a carpet of white covered the pitch, disguising the Tigers’ players (who were inexplicably wearing white shirts).

The 15,000 fans, including more than 1,000 from Hull, certainly showed a special dedication to their clubs – this was extreme football!

An old school demonstration of the skill of passing a ball in inch-deep snow. A masterclass of how to keep your feet on the ice using balance, poise and footwork. Most of all it was an example to show that if the will is there, football can be played in all weathers.

But can you name the 18-man squad that travelled to the North-East just under nine years ago?

Take the latest Hull City Trivia quiz and let us know how you got by tweeting us using [HASHTAG]#TigersTrivia[/HASHTAG].
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I was at that one, Could hardly see other end but was strangely enjoyable day .
 
Amazing that City are live on Sky FOUR times in less than three weeks!
24/11/19 Middlesbrough (a)
27/11/19 Preston (h)
10/12/19 Leeds (a)
13/12/19 Charlton (a)
 
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