https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/59756997.amp Hull City (19th) - 'Possible mid-table marvels' David Burns, BBC Radio Humberside Hull City have gone from looking like relegation fodder to possible mid-table marvels. I think the injury-forced abandonment of the 'club philosophy' 4-3-3 - to a system based on a three-man defence - has been the big factor. They've looked more robust. The return of George Honeyman, last season's player of the year, has also helped. As for the future, much will depend on potential new owner Acun Ilicali, a Turkish media mogul. Hull boss McCann isolating with Covid-19 He's the man who brought Deal or No Deal to Turkey and his arrival would put a question mark over manager Grant McCann's future, with at least one possible replacement being touted. As for his first investment, a couple of strikers would be a start. But even without them, Hull should stay up. You can find Hull City coverage on BBC Radio Humberside and by following David on Twitter (@bbcburnsy).
I just hope this delay is not the Allam's doing an Allam's, and because KLP's stock seems to be rising, they are moving the goalposts and are upping the anti!
Sorry if this is on this thread but it does include Turkey Merry Christmas all , we are up, my wife and I , not city . Turkey in two forms this year , and stuffing - Blackburn that is !! Need to lift our spirits here if you saw the RIP thread so grandkids it is and tons of Lego
Today's the day for festive fun Chicken in the oven so time for a pun. The deal nearly done time to rejoice Filling the MKM with our voice. Packed out ground 2 fingers to the Allams Walton Street car park fully rammed. Mauling teams every week As we go on a 15 match winning streak. KLP is wanted by many teams But he stays with Hull cause it's his dream. I've kept it short, I've kept it brief Even the moaners can't have a beef. All the very best today and for 2022 to you and your loved ones. Be happy, stay safe and a big man sized hug from me. UTT
Definitions from Oxford Languages festive adjective relating to a festival, especially Christmas. "the festive season is fast approaching" cheerful and jovially celebratory. "the sombre atmosphere has given way to a festive mood
Duh. I know what the word means, I asked something specific. These days the term "Festive" is always used, whereas before the term "Christmas" was always used. eg nowadays: Festive football fixtures in the past: Christmas football fixtures.
The games up. The Allams can take 12 million for KLP and they’ll be left with a club with little/no remaining assets and likely in League 1 making it an even less attractive option. If they do intentionally scupper it, it would go to prove it is all about spite.
Presumably, so as not to refer to the Christian Feast of Christmas and emphasise the fact it's a secular holiday and thereby not offend non Christians. Not that I give a ****.
