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Revision as of 23:37, January 15, 2009
Hull City F.C. is a British soccer team based in the east-coast port city of Hull. The 2008/09 season is the first that the team has ever played top-tier football. The club's manager is Phil Brown and they are sponsored by Karoo.
History
Hull City was founded in 1904; they would've been founded sooner had it not been for the popularity of rugby union in the city. A history of disappointment has marred the team's past, but a fresh look has catapulted them to the top tier, where they hope to stay for years to come. They also hold the record for the fastest ascent from the lowest divison in The Football League to the English Premier League.[1]
Roster
Goalkeepers
- 1 Boaz Myhill
- 12 Matt Duke
- 26 Tony Warner
- 43 Tom Woodhead
Defenders
- 3 Andy Dawson
- 5 Wayne Brown
- 6 Michael Turner
- 15 Bernard Mendy
- 17 Paul McShane
- 21 Samuel Ricketts
- 24 Kamil Zayatte
- 29 Matt Plummer
- 30 Anthony Gardner
- 35 Liam Cooper
- 38 Joe Lamplough
- 39 Steve Gardner
Midfielders
Strikers
References
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