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Looks like Hull are in a very sorry state to say the least , in danger of going bang according to reports , with bigger crowds than ours it just goes to show what a damm fine job Mr Whelan has done at this club.
Looks like Hull are in a very sorry state to say the least , in danger of going bang according to reports , with bigger crowds than ours it just goes to show what a damm fine job Mr Whelan has done at this club.Im afraid that even if we won the champs league the whelen haters would still find something to moan about…. :(
When I saw the headline on this thread, ‘Hull and Whelan’, I have to say I wondered what story our chairman was coming out with now.
“When I was stood against the Twyfords Adamant, chatting business with Ken Morrison, he also mentioned that he had an old, theatrical, puppet of an Emu that he no longer wanted. I declined the offer, but the bloke at the other side of me, wearing a fancy pink suit, said “I’ll have it!”. Turns out that bloke was Rod Hull. It COULD have been the ‘Dave Whelan & Emu’ show.”
Phil Brown press conference at noon.
To be held in the Hull branch of Tanfastic. Bring your own shades and towel.
Then, he will be giving an exclusive one on one to The Sun and he may take a look at The Mirror.
I was so enthralled in my ‘Emu’ comments, that I missed the initial thing about Hull City! Doh!
They could well go the way of Bradford City. Survived first season and then plummeted down the leagues. There they went, getting cocky, giving out daft contracts and big wages……….and bang.
Wigan Athletic FC are the blueprint for any club coming into the top flight. I think the secret with Latics is to accept that a crowd of 18000 is GOOD for us, when you consider what we once had, and whilst the club are still keen to generate more support, they have finally begun to appreciate the support they already have. It only seems a problem for outsiders that we don’t get big crowds. But do any of them actually realise that pre-2005 they were a damn sight worse? Sod em. keep going as we are. We’re doing it right.
Looks like Hull are in a very sorry state to say the least , in danger of going bang according to reports , with bigger crowds than ours it just goes to show what a damm fine job Mr Whelan has done at this club.Well said that mon .
It really does show what a great job Whelen has done to get this club back on a good financial footing.I for one would not like to be in Portsmouth or Hull’s position .It just goes to show that you can’t throw money at expect to gain success on 19000 average crowds .Maybe those who earlier this season hit the panick button after losing to Wolves should take a look at their selves now
Phil Brown press conference at noon.To be held in the Hull branch of Tanfastic. Bring your own shades and towel.
Then, he will be giving an exclusive one on one to The Sun and he may take a look at The Mirror.
Just seen the press conference on SSN. False alarm I’m afraid.
It was just in case anyone hadn’t yet heard about him talking down the ” potential ” jumper off the Humber Bridge.
Just seen the press conference on SSN. False alarm I’m afraid.
It was just in case anyone hadn’t yet heard about him talking down the ” potential ” jumper off the Humber Bridge.[/quote]
He is one arrogant fecker, is he not?
“I’m only here to talk about Burnley”
“Paul Duffen isn’t playing against Burnley. I’m only here to talk about Burnley”
And if I was that admirably persistent reporter (Burnsy, I think Browny called him) I would have cheerfully snotted the orange-faced t**t.
And did you notice him gazing up in awe at his own smug mug on the TV screen as he left the room? If he was made of chocolate (chocolate orange, perhaps?) I swear he would eat himself.
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