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johnbo said:
I would call it been in the moment and been realistic, I've had much bigger things happen in my life to worry to much about sport, yes it's a passion and I've said time and time again when our injuries clear up and a couple of signings we will be ok but all this , what if this ? Or we will do this? Who knows, been realistic means look at the now and we have been crap overall so change it, if not it's a struggle
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a simple YES'd have sufficed, but why say a little when you can PAD it out?
 
Is it "Rosie's super black and amber army"?
Personally preferred the "we've got (clap clap) Marco Silva" but it just doesn't fit with Rosie.
 
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NewcastleTiger said:
It wasn’t, Grant had us playing very good football just before he was sacked and then Shota played anti football for the remainder of the season
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Unless my memory is not correct under Grant at the end not great football but certainly good from a defensive point of view since we were under the cosh many times but seem to concede way fewer goals than we are now.
 
Welcome Rosie.
Going to be at The Den tomorrow and looking forward to welcoming our new manager.
Impressed with what he has said so far and interested to see who else he brings in.
Sick of looking at things negatively so in his tenure he will takes up, hopefully.
 
Don't know if anyone has already mentioned, apologies if I am repeating! Can't help feeling in view of the current situation at City and immediate priorities, one of the press conference questions yesterday to Liam was abrupt, appalling; "You're the first BAME manager for Hull City how do you feel about that?" To be fair to him, he answered really well, not something he had thought about, it was all about his ability and confidence to do the job. Personally, I don't care about the colour of our new Manager's skin, don't think any fan does, all we care about is he loves the club, his passion, self confidence in his own ability, and will give his heart and soul to it? Oh, and stop us shipping goals, obvs.

Have to say, I don't know if he was prepped beforehand with questions, but I was impressed how he presented himself, he was very polished, articulate, confident, clear in his communication. A huge asset if he can get his messages across speaks/acts to the players in this manner. I particularly liked his comments re. match on Saturday, he may not have much time to influence the squad before the Millwall game, but he knows what to expect from a Millwall team, it will give a measure of our mental ability. I know some are still divided in opinion of the appointment, I for one, truly wish him well, and am sure we will all get behind him willing him on to success. UTT.
 
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Howden Tigress said:
Don't know if anyone has already mentioned, apologies if I am repeating! Can't help feeling in view of the current situation at City and immediate priorities, one of the press conference questions yesterday to Liam was abrupt, appalling; "You're the first BAME manager for Hull City how do you feel about that?" To be fair to him, he answered really well, not something he had thought about, it was all about his ability and confidence to do the job. Personally, I don't care about the colour of our new Manager's skin, don't think any fan does, all we care about is he loves the club, his passion, self confidence in his own ability, and will give his heart and soul to it? Oh, and stop us shipping goals, obvs.

Have to say, I don't know if he was prepped beforehand with questions, but I was impressed how he presented himself, he was very polished, articulate, confident, clear in his communication. A huge asset if he can get his messages across speaks/acts to the players in this manner. I particularly liked his comments re. match on Saturday, he may not have much time to influence the squad before the Millwall game, but he knows what to expect from a Millwall team, it will give a measure of our mental ability. I know some are still divided in opinion of the appointment, I for one, truly wish him well, and am sure we will all get behind him willing him on to success. UTT.
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Yes, but why is he black and not a ME when there are more of them in this country? Why isn’t he LBQT+ with a disability?

What a stupid question to put. Football, at least in the men’s game, is a meritocracy where ability to do the job is the main criterion and doesn’t in box ticking.
 
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Howden Tigress said:
Don't know if anyone has already mentioned, apologies if I am repeating! Can't help feeling in view of the current situation at City and immediate priorities, one of the press conference questions yesterday to Liam was abrupt, appalling; "You're the first BAME manager for Hull City how do you feel about that?" To be fair to him, he answered really well, not something he had thought about, it was all about his ability and confidence to do the job. Personally, I don't care about the colour of our new Manager's skin, don't think any fan does, all we care about is he loves the club, his passion, self confidence in his own ability, and will give his heart and soul to it? Oh, and stop us shipping goals, obvs.

Have to say, I don't know if he was prepped beforehand with questions, but I was impressed how he presented himself, he was very polished, articulate, confident, clear in his communication. A huge asset if he can get his messages across speaks/acts to the players in this manner. I particularly liked his comments re. match on Saturday, he may not have much time to influence the squad before the Millwall game, but he knows what to expect from a Millwall team, it will give a measure of our mental ability. I know some are still divided in opinion of the appointment, I for one, truly wish him well, and am sure we will all get behind him willing him on to success. UTT.
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I think it’s a fair question how long as our club being going for and he is our first BAME manager.
 
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