Reply With QuoteAbsolutely.Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Would be happy to see him here if Bulut goes (although with his Bristol City background he might not fancy it).
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Ridiculous
Absolutely.
Would be happy to see him here if Bulut goes (although with his Bristol City background he might not fancy it).
WOW! Go get him Tan!
Bulut to hull rumours commence 👍
My 1st thoughts on seeing this news on here, is it’s a crazy decision. Maybe more to it, but thought they were very unlucky to miss out on the play offs
This was written 9 hours ago
Hull City may still be digesting the disappointment of missing out on the Championship's top six, but head coach Liam Rosenior feels the season should be viewed as a success in terms of the progress made on and off the pitch.
Twelve months ago, City finished the season with a 0-0 draw at Luton Town which saw them sign off in 15th place. But despite their 1-0 loss at Plymouth Argyle on Saturday afternoon, Rosenior's side ended the campaign in seventh, three points adrift of the play-offs.
Rosenior feels the club has been put firmly back on the map this season, with the likes of Jaden Philogene, Tyler Morton, Liam Delap and Fabio Carvalho all coming in and excelling throughout an exciting campaign, albeit, one that ultimately ended up in big disappointment.
They have spent in the region of €25m-€30m in transfer and loan fees this season apparently
More money than sense
Hull missed out on a place in the play-offs by three points on the final day of the season; Liam Rosenior recently signed a new three-year contract in December 2023, which would have kept him at the club until 2026
They've spent a fair bit so would somewhat understand but still an absolute mad decision considering the competition for top 6 this season.
I would go get him in a heartbeat. Really good manager.
Maybe they scored the wrong type of goals?
Or although they were winning only by one?
They’ll most probably go for Rooney
Oh no, I was hoping that he'd go to Leeds.They’ll most probably go for Rooney
Hull are Turkish owned so it would not be surprising
No, they were winning by more than one.
For instance, they beat Erol Bulut's team 3-0 and 3-1.
Good.
they must have spent a lot this season, and have nothing to show for it
Winning by too many?
Go and get him Tan! Bristol City connection or not I am sure he would do a good job here
Why is it ridiculous out of interest?
They spent lots of money (I think anyway) and didn’t make the play offs.
In the world of footballing short termism that doesn’t seem ridiculous.
Swapping Rosenior for Bulut would be a huge downgrade, hopefully they go for it and we can bring in Rosenior
8 points more with a lower win percentage, has he done a better job than Bulut?
Were they on an embargo, or could they sign whoever they wanted?
He wouldn’t make it to Christmas at Hull, they wouldn’t put up with the rubbish we have been watching.
More point, more goals scored, less goals conceded, they had a better season.
I think the embargo is a good point and Hull did spent good money. But they do seem to have invested in some good young players like Philogene, Giles, think I read the not two players above 24 last game for Hull (I haven’t checked) whoever goes there next will benefit from that no doubt.
If I had to choose it would be Rosenior, at least an attempt of creating some kind of style of play. If Bulut stays then so be it but we know what we will get next season and it isn’t going to be pretty.
Imagine what Bulut would do with that kind of money. Promoted by Easter..
Hmm. I don’t track him but I would ask how good would he be with just £3m to spend, maximum? What is his track record with not much to spend?
Because to manage us that might be his acid test.
Which year?
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