Thread: Fair play to him ....

Originally Posted by Pitseleh

"he knows his team have been punching above their weight, and he knows hull are a very poor team that has been winning games by luck and individual brilliance, rather then his "management skills", and this pathetic display of management" was just an attempt to take away any blame from himself and put all focus on the players, players that were outclassed.

I hope Hull slide down the table and go back to where they belong."

sorry, are we talking about the same hull? winning games by luck? theyre a well drilled, well organised team with alot of fight in them and yes, probably less technical ability than alot of prem teams, but their position after 20 games says alot for them. im another one for hull doing well, phil browns a good, passionate manager. and one of a rare kind.

Their position after 20 games is just that, their position after 20 (You don't win anything for a good position after 20 games) and teams have now found them out, they are very, very easy to hit on the counter attack, teams creates chances galore against them, and they can't rely on flukey long range efforts from giovanni (he has had his moment).

The Hull squad is full of average footballers, having their moment in this seasons surprise team, I would expect them to struggle in the second half of this season, and next season they will struggle to avoid relegation.