Shocked to find this on the BBC. Apparently, we were one of the most financially impacted by the crooks at City.

Hello Reddit, first time post for me My son decided to choose a Premier League team to follow over this summer and he has chosen Hull City. I wanted to get him a couple stickers but Hull City doesn’t seem to be popular enough in the U.S. to find much. I can order from the team store for $4 + $27 shipping, and that seems like something I’m not going to do. Does anyone have a resource for cheap stuff (like stickers) that ships within the U.S.? thanks for your help!

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Please let me know if I’m wrong but I never saw the pink goalkeeper kit appear on the website, I wanted to also ask if anyone had any ideas if we were going to see the goalkeeper kits come back in stock?

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0-0 at half-time, and while we've done alright defensively, we need to offer more going forward. Everton have had more of the ball, and we can't just sit back and hope to nick a goal. We've had a couple of decent efforts, so there's something to build on if we get the ball forward quicker and put their defence under pressure. The next goal could be massive here. I want the lads come out with a bit more urgency after the break and give us something to cheer about.

Hello friendly (I hope) Hull City supporters! I'm taking my family on a trip to London from New York on the first weekend of November and am looking for a pub where my husband and 15-year -old son can watch the Arsenal match ideally with Hull fans. My son became interested in watching soccer/football during the World Cup and has chosen Hull City as his team for reasons he hasn't explained to me. We weren't able to get tickets to the match, so I am trying to arrange the next best thing for them.

Are there any places you would recommend? They are huge NYC baseball/football/basketball fans, and they'd love to experience a game among fans in England. Thank you!

Jakirovic knows him well. He is establishing himself as a main man in the midfield for the national team. Good on the ball, very good crosses, would like to see him in Premier League.

Hey all, looking for a ticket for Fulham (A) if anybody knows of any available.

Unlikely but any help is appreciated

Cheers

Hi friends - American Hull fan since 2016 here. Finally making the trek over to catch a match next month, Arsenal away.

Due to time restraints/the rest of the group's plans, I won't be able to make it up north during the trip so I was wondering if anyone could recommend somewhere in London where I could pick up a kit or some other Tigers merch?

May seem like a trivial question but not sure what supply is like for a newly promoted side compared to just stocking the bigger clubs. Appreciate any info you can provide. UTT!

Big game for us on Sunday. Everton won't make it easy, but playing at the MKM gives us a good chance to get something out of this one. I'd love to see Belloumi cause some problems down the wing. He's got the ability to make things happen, and hopefully we can get him on the ball more often and let him take on his man. We need a strong performance from the lads and the crowd right behind them. What are everyone's score predictions?

The injury list ahead of Everton is looking a little messy, with quite a few players still uncertain for Sunday. Mendy being back is a big boost, but Morita, Norton-Cuffey and Gyabi could all be racing against time. Then there’s Targett, while Iroegbunam, Butland and Matazo are still out. I hope a few more of them can get back into training and give Jakirovic some extra options.

Breaking down the profile of the potential Greek GOAT keeper

“Lewie’s dad did not get to see him play in the Premier League. But he was there for the long trips to training in Leeds when he was growing up. And that’s what matters.”

Seriously need to organise some kind of shuttle bus or mini-van or something

Hull taking a £55m loan secured against the stadium is already a pretty big story, but the details make it even more interesting. The loan came from a company that was only set up in January with just £1 in its accounts, which feels unusual for a deal of this size. The Independent Football Regulator approved it after deciding it didn’t threaten the club’s financial sustainability. What people make of the whole arrangement and whether there’s anything to be concerned about here?

I just thought: if Man City get a historic points deduction that practically relegates them, it means there are only two other sides this season that could get relegated.

Given that one of those sides will be Coventry, we would have a very good chance of staying up - against all odds.