2008–09 Hull City A.F.C. season

Hull City
2008–09 season
Chairman Paul Duffen
Manager Phil Brown
Premier League 17th
FA Cup Sixth round
Carling Cup Second round
Top goalscorer League: Geovanni (8)
All: Geovanni (8)
Highest home attendance 24,945 (vs. Manchester United[1])
Lowest home attendance 24,282 (vs. Wigan Athletic[2])
Average home attendance 24,816[3]
← 2007–08 2009–10 →

The 2008–09 season was Hull City's first ever season in the Premier League. Home games were played at the KC Stadium,[4] which has a capacity of 25,404.[5] On Friday 6 June 2008 Hull City announced they had sold out all 20,500 season tickets.[6] Hull City's first ever top-flight fixture was a home game against Fulham,[7] which they won 2-1. City finished the season in 17th place in the table, successfully avoiding relegation by the narrow margin of one point over Newcastle United. In the FA Cup, Hull reached the quarterfinals stage for the first time in 38 years, where they were knocked out by Arsenal with a controversial offside goal.

Contents

Players

Squad

As of 24 May 2009.[8][9][10]

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK Boaz Myhill[11]
2 DF Nathan Doyle
3 DF Andy Dawson
4 MF Ian Ashbee (captain)
6 DF Michael Turner
7 FW Craig Fagan
8 MF Nick Barmby
9 FW Dean Windass
10 MF Geovanni
11 MF Bryan Hughes
12 GK Matt Duke
13 MF Ryan France
14 MF Richard Garcia
15 DF Bernard Mendy
16 MF Péter Halmosi
17 MF Kevin Kilbane[12]
18 FW Caleb Folan[13]
19 MF John Welsh
20 MF George Boateng[14]
No. Position Player
21 DF Sam Ricketts[15]
22 MF Dean Marney
24 DF Kamil Zayatte
25 FW Daniel Cousin
26 GK Tony Warner[16]
27 FW Nicky Featherstone
29 DF Matt Plummer
30 DF Anthony Gardner
31 MF Will Atkinson
32 MF James Bennett
33 MF Jimmy Bullard
35 DF Liam Cooper[17]
36 MF Jamie Devitt
38 DF Joe Lamplough
39 DF Steve Gardner
42 FW Ryan Kendall
43 GK Tom Woodhead
FW Michael Bridges

Squad statistics

As of 16 May 2009.

 [2][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][1][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61]

No. Pos. Name League FA Cup Carling Cup Total Discipline
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1 GK Boaz Myhill 28 0 3 0 0 0 31 0 2 0
2 DF Nathan Doyle 2+1 0 3 0 1 0 6+1 0 0 0
3 DF Andy Dawson 25 1 3 0 0 0 28 1 8 0
4 MF Ian Ashbee 31 1 2+1 1 0 0 33+1 2 10 0
5 DF Wayne Brown 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0
6 DF Michael Turner 38 4 4 1 0+1 0 42+1 5 3 0
7 FW Craig Fagan 15+7 3 3 0 0 0 18+7 3 9 0
8 MF Nick Barmby 13+8 1 2+1 1 1 0 16+9 2 2 0
9 FW Dean Windass 1+4 1 0 0 1 1 2+4 2 2 0
10 MF Geovanni 32+2 8 3 0 0 0 35+2 8 3 0
11 MF Bryan Hughes 1+5 0 0+1 0 1 0 2+6 0 0 0
12 GK Matt Duke 10 0 2 0 1 0 13 0 0 0
13 MF Ryan France 1+1 0 2+2 0 1 0 4+3 0 1 0
14 MF Richard Garcia 13+10 1 3+1 0 0 0 16+11 1 2 0
15 DF Bernard Mendy 15+13 2 2+2 0 1 0 18+15 2 6 0
16 MF Péter Halmosi 4+14 0 4+1 1 1 0 9+15 1 3 0
17 DF Paul McShane 17 1 2 0 0 0 19 1 3 0
17 MF Kevin Kilbane 15+1 0 0 0 0 0 15+1 0 1 0
18 FW Caleb Folan 2+13 1 2+2 0 1 0 5+15 1 2 1
19 MF John Welsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
20 MF George Boateng 21+2 0 2 0 0 0 23+2 0 6 0
21 DF Sam Ricketts 27+2 0 6 0 0 0 33+2 0 7 1
22 MF Dean Marney 26+5 0 4 0 0 0 30+5 0 6 1
23 FW Marlon King 19+1 5 0+1 0 0+1 0 19+3 5 1 0
24 DF Kamil Zayatte 31+1 1 5 1 0 0 36+1 2 7 0
25 FW Daniel Cousin 18+9 4 3 1 0 0 21+9 5 1 0
26 GK Tony Warner 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
27 FW Nicky Featherstone 0 0 0+1 0 0+1 0 0+2 0 0 0
28 FW Manucho 6+7 1 2+2 0 0 0 8+9 1 1 0
29 DF Matt Plummer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 DF Anthony Gardner 6 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 0
31 MF Will Atkinson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32 MF James Bennett 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
33 MF Stelios Giannakopoulos 0+2 0 1 0 0 0 1+2 0 1 0
33 MF Jimmy Bullard 0+1 0 0 0 0 0 0+1 0 0 0
35 DF Liam Cooper 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
36 MF Jamie Devitt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
37 FW Bill Law 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
38 DF Joe Lamplough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
39 DF Steve Gardner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
42 FW Ryan Kendall 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
43 GK Tom Woodhead 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
— GK Mark Oxley 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Transfers

Summer

Craig Fagan rejoined the club from Derby County, having spent the latter part of the previous season on loan at Hull. On 5 July Hull completed the signing of Brazilian winger Geovanni on a free transfer, following his release from fellow Premier League side Manchester City.[62] Hungarian winger Peter Halmosi soon followed.[63] Hull were also eager to sign Fraizer Campbell, who played for Hull on loan in the 2007-08 season.[64] On 14 August, Hull made Anthony Gardner's loan from Tottenham Hotspur into a permanent deal for £2.5 million, breaking their transfer record. On 1 September, Hull City made a £7 million bid for Fraizer Campbell, but Campbell joined Tottenham on a season-long loan as part of the deal that took Dimitar Berbatov to Manchester United. In

Out

Winter

On 23 January, Jimmy Bullard was purchased from Fulham for £5 million on a four-and-a-half-year contract, the record transfer fee paid by the club.[82] However, Bullard suffered a serious knee injury on his debut against West Ham and played no further part in the season. Kamil Zayatte's loan was made permanent, and City also brought in the versatile Kevin Kilbane from Wigan.

In

Out

Awards

Michael Turner was once again named as player of the year, as well as players' player of the year, Hull City Official Supporters Club's player of the year, and CITY Magazine player of the year.[87][88] Ian Ashbee came second and Geovanni came third, with Geovanni's goal against Arsenal being voted goal of the season.

Non-playing staff

As of 15 May 2008.[89]
  • Manager: Phil Brown
  • Assistant Manager: Brian Horton
  • First Team Coach: Steve Parkin
  • Goalkeeping Coach: Mark Prudhoe
  • Fitness Coordinator: Sean Rush
  • Under-23 Development Coach: Trevor Morgan
  • Head of Youth: Billy Russell
  • Youth Recruitment Officer: Neil Mann
  • Centre of Excellence Director/FITC Officer: John Davies
  • Head Physiotherapist: Simon Maltby
  • Assistant Physiotherapist: Liam McGarry
  • Kit Manager: Barry Lowe
  • Chief Scout: Bob Shaw

Kits

Main article: Hull City A.F.C. Kits

For the 2008-09 season Hull used the most common black and amber stripes as their home kit.[90] They used a flint coloured shirt as their away shirt.[91] The goalkeeper kit was light blue, a similar colour had been used as an away shirt in previous seasons. Hull's kit was produced by Umbro and the home shirt had Karoo printed on the front as the sponsor, as did the goalkeeper's shirt; the away shirt however had Kingston Communications as the sponsor on the front.[92][93][94]
Hull's Home kit for 2008-09.[92]
Hull's Away Kit for 2008-09[93]
Hull's Goalkeeper Kit for 2008-09[94]

Preseason

Pre-season training

Hull were one of the first Premier League clubs to start pre-season training. Between 4 and 11 July Hull trained in Bormio, Italy.[95]

Preseason friendlies[96][97][98]

Date Opponents H / A Result Scorers Attendance Notes
14 July North Ferriby A 0–4 Dean Marney, Will Atkinson, Michael Turner, Nicky Barmby 2,500  [99][100][100][101]
15 July Winterton Rangers A 0–4 Geovanni, Delron Buckley, John Welsh, Joe Lamplough ??  [100][102]
19 July K.V. Oostende A 1–1 Geovanni, Thor Laleman ???  [100][103]
22 July Chesterfield A 0–3 Geovanni, Dean Windass, Caleb Folan ???  [104]
26 July Crewe Alexandra A 4–0 Calvin Zola 3, Nicky Maynard ???  [105]
29 July Oldham A 1–1 Caleb Folan, Lewis Alessandra ???  [106]
3 August Hearts A 1–0 Ksanavicius ???  [107]
9 August CA Osasuna H 0–1 Santiago Ezquerro ???  [108][108][109][110][111]

Premier League

Main article: Premier League 2008–09

Hull's first season in the top tier of English Football in their 104-year history.[112]

August–December

Hull's Premier League opener was at home to Fulham. Hull started rather poorly and went behind after eight minutes from a Seol Ki-Hyeon header. Hull's comeback came when Geovanni scored from a shot from outside the box, the goal was Hull's first Premier League goal and Geovanni's first as a Hull player. In the second half Hull scored the winner from substitute Caleb Folan's shot when he slotted the ball into the net from Craig Fagan's low cross. Hull won the game putting them joint top of the league, joint second on goal difference and 3rd on alphabetical order.[18][113][114][115][116] Hull's second game was against Blackburn Rovers away. The home team scored first when Jason Roberts scored in the 39th minute.[19] Hull came back to get a draw; before halftime Australian Richard Garcia scored with a header from a Craig Fagan cross.[117] There followed a home game against Wigan which turned out to be a heavy 0–5 defeat. Sam Ricketts turned a corner from Kevin Kilbane in to his own net after 5 minutes to open the scoring. Antonio Valencia scored after 13 minutes and provided the cross for Amr Zaki to stroke home in the second half. Five minutes later Emile Heskey scored from a poor clearance by Wayne Brown. Nine minutes from time Amr Zaki drove in off the crossbar to inflict the first defeat of the season on Hull.[2]

An away game at managerless Newcastle United followed. Nicky Butt's foul on Péter Halmosi resulted in a penalty which allowed Marlon King to open the scoring for City. He slotted home a second 10 minutes into the second half. Newcastle tried to get back into the match and a Charles N'Zogbia shot rebounded off the post to Xisco who pulled a goal back. As full time approached, Danny Guthrie was sent off for a foul on Craig Fagan, which broke Fagan's leg and caused him to miss several weeks of football while injured. City secured a deserved 1–2 victory.[21]

A home game against Everton followed in which City took the lead from a Dean Marney corner which was headed home by Michael Turner. Early in the second half another Dean Marney corner was turned in by Phil Neville for an own goal. Everton pulled one back when a Tim Cahill shot bounced in off the crossbar. They drew level minutes later when Leon Osman scored from close range to secure a 2–2 draw.[22]

A trip to Arsenel provided a test for the City but they withstood the pressure during the first half. Following the re-start the home team were soon in front when a Cesc Fàbregas shot found the net after coming off Paul McShane. City responded with a 25-yard (23 m) shot by Geovanni quickly followed by a Daniel Cousin header from an Andy Dawson corner. Arsenal's William Gallas hit the crossbar and Boaz Myhill saved a late shot from Cesc Fàbregas to give the visitors a 1–2 victory.[23]

A further away game at Tottenham Hotspur followed. City raced into the lead with a 30-yard (27 m) free kick by Geovanni after just nine minutes. Tottenham's Gareth Bale and Jonathan Woodgate hit the post, as did Dean Marney before half time. Neither side managed to score in the second half giving City a 0–1 victory.[24]

After a break for internationals a home game against West Ham United was next up. City's Marlon King created the first opportunity with a cross to Daniel Cousin who volleyed just passed the post. At the other end Carlton Cole shot straight at Boaz Myhill. Dean Marney came close twice for City before Hérita Ilunga headed wide, Valon Behrami shot passed the post and Craig Bellamy shot over the crossbar. Missed chances left the game goalless at half time. Soon after the restart a corner by Andy Dawson was headed home by Michael Turner to break the deadlock. Almost immediately Carlton Cole nearly levelled but his shot came off the crossbar. Kamil Zayatte almost had a second for Hull but shot over the bar leaving Hull with a 1–0 victory over the visitors.[25]

An away match at West Bromwich Albion was the next action by the Tigers. Albion opened the stronger, with Ishmael Miller being blocked by Andy Dawson who picked up an injury which saw him being substituted for Sam Ricketts after only 10 minutes. Albion's Borja Valero had a shot that was saved by Boaz Myhill, Jonas Olsson hitting the rebound off the crossbar for Roman Bednář to miss the second rebound. On a break City gained a corner but Kamil Zayatte headed wide. A Daniel Cousin shot was deflected and Scott Carson scooped the ball off the line to leave the game goalless at half time. Soon after the restart City gained a corner and Kamil Zayatte volleyed home. Albion's Ryan Donk and James Morrison had shots saved before Marlon King put the ball in the area for a diving Geovanni to head in. Minutes later Marlon King was also on the score sheet after slotting in to the corner of the net, leaving it another away victory of 0–3 for City.[26]

A mid-week home game against leaders Chelsea followed, with a record crowd at the KC Stadium. Chelsea were soon in the lead when Frank Lampard lobbed in. Both teams missed opportunities the nearest being Daniel Cousin hitting the post for City. Soon after the break indecision in the City defence allowed Nicolas Anelka to run in and slot home. After missing several attempts Florent Malouda finally scored from six-yards from a Ricardo Carvalho cross. City lost 0–3 in a match which could easily have been a much heavier defeat.[27]

Then on 1 November the Tigers travelled to Old Trafford to play Manchester United away from home. The match was gripping, and after 3 minutes United scored only to be brought back to earth by the Tigers free kick headed in by Daniel Cousin. United went on to score a further 3 goals, but after half time the Tigers looked back on track and regained 2 goals in the final few minutes thanks to Bernard Mendy and Giovanni. The final score 4–3 to Manchester United.[28]

January–May

Results[118]

Date Opponents H / A Result Scorers Attendance Notes
16 August Fulham H 2–1 Ki-Hyeon (8), Geovanni (22), Folan (81) 24,525  [18][113][119]
23 August Blackburn Rovers A 1–1 Roberts (39), Garcia (40) 22,618  [19]
30 August Wigan Athletic H 0–5 Ricketts (5) og, Valencia (13), Zaki (63), Heskey (68), Zaki (81) 24,282  [2]
13 September Newcastle United A 1–2 King (34) pen, (55), Xisco (82) 50,242  [21]
21 September Everton H 2–2 Turner (18), Neville (50) og, Cahill (73), Osman (78) 24,845  [22]
27 September Arsenal A 1–2 McShane (51) og, Geovanni (62), Cousin (66) 60,037  [23]
5 October Tottenham Hotspur A 0–1 Geovanni (9) 36,062  [24]
19 October West Ham United H 1–0 Turner (51) 24,896  [25]
25 October West Bromwich Albion A 0–3 Zayatte (47), Geovanni (62), King (66) 26,323  [26]
29 October Chelsea H 0–3 Lampard (3), Anelka (50), Malouda (75) 24,906  [27]
1 November Manchester United A 4–3 Ronaldo (3), Cousin (23), Carrick (29), Ronaldo (44), Vidic (57), Mendy (69), Geovanni (82) pen 75,398  [28]
8 November Bolton Wanderers H 0–1 Taylor (50) 24,903  [29]
16 November Manchester City H 2–2 Cousin (14), Ireland (37), (45), Geovanni (60) 24,902  [30]
22 November Portsmouth A 2–2 Crouch (20), Turner (54), Johnson (63), Windass (89)[a] 20,240  [31]
29 November Stoke City A 1–1 King (45), Fuller (73) pen 27,500  [32]
6 December Middlesbrough H 2–1 Sanli (79), Turnbull (82) og, King (85) pen 24,912  [33]
13 December Liverpool A 2–2 McShane (12), Carragher (22) og, Gerrard (24), (32) 43,835  [34]
20 December Sunderland H 1–4 Malbranque (10), Barmby (19), Zayatte (78) og, Jones (84), Cisse (90) 24,917  [35]
26 December Manchester City A 5–1 Caicedo (15,27), Robinho (28,36), Fagan (80), Ireland (82) 45,196  [36][120]
30 December Aston Villa H 0–1 Zayatte (88) og 24,727  [37][121]
10 January Everton A 2–0 Fellaini (18), Arteta (45) 37,527  [40]
17 January Arsenal H 1–3 Adebayor (30), Cousin (65), Nasri (82), Bendtner (86) 24,924  [42]
28 January West Ham United A 2–0 Di Michele {33}, Cole (51) 34,340  [44]
31 January West Bromwich Albion H 2–2 Mendy (44), Simpson (53), Fagan (69), Brunt (73) pen 24,879  [45]
7 February Chelsea A 0–0 41,802  [46]
23 February Tottenham Hotspur H 1–2 Lennon (17), Turner (27), Woodgate (86) 24,742  [48]
1 March Blackburn H 1–2 Warnock (34), Andrews (37), Ashbee (79) 24,612  [50][122]
4 March Fulham A 0–1 Manucho (90) 23,051  [51]
14 March Newcastle United H 1–1 Geovanni (9), S Taylor (38) 24,914  [52]
22 March Wigan Athletic A 1–0 Watson (84) 17,689  [54]
4 April Portsmouth H 0–0 24,802  [55]
11 April Middlesbrough A 3–1 Sanli (3), Manucho (9), Bates (29), King (90) 32,255  [56]
18 April Sunderland A 1–0 Cisse (45) 42,855  [57]
25 April Liverpool H 1–3 Alonso (45), Kuyt (63), Geovanni (72), Kuyt (89) 24,942  [58]
4 May Aston Villa A 1–0 Carew (34) 39,604  [59]
9 May Stoke City H 1–2 Fuller (41), Lawrence (73), Dawson (90+5) 24,932  [60]
16 May Bolton Wanderers A 1–1 Steinsson (26), Fagan (47) 25,085  [61]
24 May Manchester United H 0–1 Gibson (24) 24,945  [1]
a Goal originally attributed as an own goal by Pamarot but later awarded to Windass after a review by the Dubious Goals Committee.[38]

Results by round

Round 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Ground H A H A H A A H A H A H H A A H A H A H A H A H A H H A H A H A A H A H A H
Result W D L W D W W W W L L L D D D W D L L L L L L D D L L W D L D L L L L L D L
Position 3 3 9 4 7 6 3 3 3 5 6 6 6 6 6 5 6 6 8 8 8 8 10 11 12 13 13 12 12 13 15 16 16 17 17 18 17 17

Last updated: 30 May 2009.
Source: Hull City Results
Ground: A = Away; H = Home. Result: D = Draw; L = Lose; W = Win; P = Postponed.

Records

Top Goalscorer
Geovanni - 8

Assists
Bernard Mendy - 6

Appearances
Michael Turner - 38
(Turner was one of only two outfield players in the Premier League to play every minute of every game)[123]

Attendance
Average: 24,816
Highest: 24,945 vs Man Utd
Lowest: 24,282 vs Wigan

FA Cup

Main article: FA Cup 2008–09

Summary

Hull entered the FA Cup at the third round stage and were handed a home tie against Newcastle United. The match took place on 3 January 2009 at the KC Stadium and though both sides had chances neither were able to break the dead-lock.[39] A replay at St James' Park took place on 14 January 2009. Newcastle had the better of the first half. After 21 minutes Butt headed a free kick onto the crossbar and later after a clash of Hull defenders, Owen shot high with only Matt Duke to beat. After half-time Owen had a low shot low turned round the post by Duke and Charles N'Zogbia had a shot blocked by Zayatte. Cousin broke the dead-lock on 81 minutes by turning in a Garcia cross. Newcastle hod opportunities to equalise but failed to find the target.[41]

Hull's 0–1 win at Newcastle put them in the draw for the fourth round and they were given another home match this time against Football League One team Millwall. The match took place on 24 January 2009 at the KC Stadium. Hull fielded a changed team which saw goalkeeper Tony Warner getting a debut. Turner put Hull in the lead with a header following a Dawson free kick. Millwall failed to make the most of their opportunities and Hull sealed the match with a late strike by Ashbee.[43]

Hull entered the fifth round for the first time since 1989[43] and were given an away tie with local team Sheffield United. The local derby match took place on 14 February 2009 at Bramall Lane. Sheffield were quickly on the score sheet with a header by Greg Halford from a cross by David Cotterill. Hull responded before half time when Kamil Zayatte headed in an Andy Dawson centre. There were opportunities for both sides in the second half but no one was able to break the 1–1 dead-lock.[47]

The fifth round replay took place on 26 February at the KC stadium. Hull took the lead when a header from United defender Kyle Naughton bounced off his own crossbar and crossed the line for an own-goal. United levelled soon after with a Billy Sharp shot. City sealed the match early in the second half when Péter Halmosi shot in from a Nick Barmby cross. Hull's 2–1 win gave them a place in the last eight for the first time in 38 years.[49]

A quarter final game against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on 17 March 2009 was the prize for getting to this stage in the competition. Hull started the best and after 13 minutes took the lead when a Nick Barmby shot from an Andy Dawson cross was deflected into the Arsenal net. A Geovanni free kick was pushed over by Cesc Fàbregas followed by a Nick Barmby goal being disallowed for offside. Kamil Zayatte also came close with a header before Arsenal started to reply before the break with an Andrei Arshavin shot blocked by Sam Ricketts. Following the break Arsenal continued to apply pressure with Abou Diaby heading wide and then Andrei Arshavin being blocked by Sam Ricketts. A Robin van Persie header was blocked on the line by Andy Dawson and Alexandre Song shot the rebound wide. Following sustained pressure, Hull were pegged back by Robin van Persie after 74 minutes. Hull almost regained the lead from a Geovanni shot which went wide, but Samir Nasri lofted a free-kick into the area which keeper Boaz Myhill failed to hold and Gallas headed home the winner from what looked like an offside position. Hull could not respond and lost the match 1–2 on the night with Arsenal going on to play Chelsea in the semi-final.[53]

Results

Date Opponents H / A Result Scorers Attendance Notes
3 January Newcastle United H 0–0 20,557  [39]
14 January Newcastle United A 0–1 Cousin (81) 31,380  [41]
24 January Millwall H 2–0 Turner (15), Ashbee (84) 18,639  [43]
14 February Sheffield United A 1–1 Halford (7), Zayatte (34) 22,283  [47]
26 February Sheffield United H 2–1 Naughton (24) og, Sharp (32), Halmosi (56) 17,239  [49]
17 March Arsenal A 1–2 Barmby (13), Van Persie (74), Gallas (84) 55,641  [53]

Records

Top Goalscorer

Assists

Appearances

Attendance
Average:
Highest:
Lowest:

Carling Cup

Main article: Football League Cup 2008-09

Summary

On Wednesday 13 August the draw for the Carling Cup second round was made. Hull were seeded so they couldn't get another Premier League side. Hull City were drawn away to Swansea.[124][125][126][127] The game took place on 27 August. Hull scored first with a Dean Windass goal in the 11th minute. Gorka Pintado equalised for Swansea in the 63rd minute, then he missed a penalty in extra time. The game went to added time. Swansea scored a penalty 14 minutes into added time, taking Hull out of the Carling Cup in the first round.[20]

Results

Date Opponents H / A Result Scorers Attendance Notes
27 August Swansea City A 2–1 (aet) Windass (11) Pintado (63) Gomez 105 (pen) 8,622  [20]

Records

Top Goalscorer

Assists

Appearances

Attendance
Average:
Highest:
Lowest:

See also

References

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League One
Brighton & Hove Albion · Bristol Rovers · Carlisle United · Cheltenham Town · Colchester United · Crewe Alexandra · Hartlepool United · Hereford United · Huddersfield Town · Leeds United · Leicester City · Leyton Orient · Millwall · Milton Keynes Dons · Northampton  Town · Oldham Athletic · Peterborough United · Scunthorpe United · Southend United · Stockport County · Swindon Town · Tranmere Rovers · Walsall · Yeovil Town
League Two
Accrington Stanley · Aldershot Town · Barnet · Bournemouth · Bradford City · Brentford · Bury · Chester City · Chesterfield · Dagenham & Redbridge · Darlington · Exeter City · Gillingham · Grimsby Town · Lincoln City · Luton Town · Macclesfield Town · Morecambe · Notts County · Port Vale · Rochdale · Rotherham United · Shrewsbury Town · Wycombe Wanderers
Conference National
Altrincham · Barrow · Burton Albion · Cambridge United · Crawley Town · Eastbourne Borough · Ebbsfleet United · Forest Green Rovers · Grays Athletic · Histon · Kettering Town · Kidderminster Harriers · Lewes · Mansfield Town · Northwich Victoria · Oxford United · Rushden & Diamonds · Salisbury City · Stevenage Borough · Torquay United · Weymouth · Woking · Wrexham · York City
Conference North / South