| From one of the Hull forums: 23:14 - Oct 3 with 8393 views | homer_123 |
The question is, do you know how Ipswich managed to play the way 'Rosieball should be played'?
Because back in 2021, they took a chance on a young, inexperienced manager with a long term plan. And despite some bumps in the road, they stuck with him, allowed his style to evolve over a couple of seasons, and now they're one of the best footballing sides in the 92.
Sounds like a good thing to follow... |  |
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| From one of the Hull forums: on 18:55 - Oct 4 with 1101 views | Kievthegreat |
| From one of the Hull forums: on 16:41 - Oct 4 by FrimleyBlue |
Eight points. Game in hand
Now we're 23 ahead. Haha |
23 points AND 23 places! |  | | |
| From one of the Hull forums: on 21:15 - Oct 4 with 1012 views | heavyweight |
We got a young manager with 15 years coaching experience - which is a bit different to Rosenior. |  | | |
| From one of the Hull forums: on 15:25 - Oct 5 with 898 views | Bluespeed225 |
| From one of the Hull forums: on 16:55 - Oct 4 by DarkBrandon |
I still can’t believe we went to Barnsley, Derby, Bolton and Peterborough and won the lot. |
I've said it before, those last 3 months of last season, after the last 20 years, will be alongside 78, 81, 92 and 2000 as some of the best Town memories I'll ever have. The feeling of reeling in Wednesday, those away victories, that week of Posh, Barnsley, the build up to Exeter, my goodness... | | | |
| From one of the Hull forums: on 15:45 - Oct 5 with 849 views | Radlett_blue |
There were doubts when we won only 2 out of 10 League games between mid December & mid February & automatic promotion looked just a dream. Then the January signings bedded in & Town went on a record breaking run. |  |
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