You're usually not too far of the mark Cap' so if was a City fan I'd be concerned

And this, when people look back will be the very reason City went down. They relied too much on a weak championship side that with a good run of form managed to be promoted.

Some of it was beyond their control I accept, they hung on for Campbell who as we know was used as a incentive for another deal to go through, but because of this they were left high and dry and plumped for Cousin, who is not a premiership footballer by ability. How much do City need someone like Kevin Phillips in these last three games, a player they could have signed but declined the chance, but although I appreciate age is against him, he'd poach a goal or two, more than the likes of Cousin, Windass and co.

The weakness of their strike force though is there for all to see, which makes their recruitment attempts in january all the more shocking. Their naivity at the top level has totally overwhelmed the club and a points total of twelve from a possible seventy two says it all

All of this will haunt Brown and Duffen for years to come IF they go down. If they don't then they will have got away with it by the skin of their teeth.

With any luck Utd. will have won the title by then, and considering it's just days before a Champions League final in Rome, I fell that if that's the case they will rest their big players. That might give City a chance considering they already put 3 past them at Old Trafford this season. Fingers crossed for City.

Or Man U's fringe players will be looking to earn themselves a bench place for the Barca game and will slam City

ashbee out for the season i dont know if that is a good thing or bad thing hes just a ok player but we need skill someone who can shoot make that killer pass and someone who can run there socks off is there any one who fits the bill if so let brownie know

STOKE CITY the biggest game in hull citys history yer right

Thats what I think TBH

2nd biggest.

loose that, and assuming one of Newcastle/Middlesborough win, I reckon city are down.

Same here. One of those will win, probably Newcastle, and City will have it all to do against Man United, who even if they turn up with the kids from the reserves, will be too strong.

Bye bye Tigers.

You can take your Hull City and shove em where the sun dont shine, they will go down, and then down again, and I will rejoice with the backstabbing Duffen tied to the funnel as the waves wash over his sorry head.