they have an owner who after having paid to get them to the premier and then failing to persuade the FA to allow a name change to Hull Tigers, has lost interest in the club and has cut financing to the marrow of the bone, he's in poor health and his potential heir is not interested in football .. their best players have been sold, their excellent manager from last year has gone, the club is in a mess with no take-over in site .. a deja vu of our Glickstein era ? ... no doubt the CAFC fans' CARD campaign has influenced the demonstrations and protests .. we will see what happens to a club for which I have a soft spot .. in the short term at least, the prospects are bleak .. the team is playing terrible football and losing .. I just hope that a Coventry type implosion is not on the cards
club with a lot of potential despite the competition from two popular rugby league teams .. nice stadium, not too much local competition (football wise) and potentially good crowds .. with the right investment and backing the club could be on a similar footing to (say) Leicester .. stability and assurance for a few years is required
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This cannot be allowed or other teams might start getting ideas.
It is this behaviour which cost them game.
their best players have been sold, their excellent manager from last year has gone, the club is in a mess with no take-over in site .. a deja vu of our Glickstein era ? ... no doubt the CAFC fans' CARD campaign has influenced the demonstrations and protests .. we will see what happens to a club for which I have a soft spot .. in the short term at least, the prospects are bleak .. the team is playing terrible football and losing .. I just hope that a Coventry type implosion is not on the cards
https://www.theguardian.com/football/football-league-blog/2018/sep/05/hull-city-ehab-allam-emotionally-detached-fans-championship-football-league-blog
Even more interesting are the comments, as the article doesn't include anything from supporters.