Hull Record 2nd win in Two Days


By Eye Of The Tiger
July 20 2009

Hull won the second of their pre-season friendlies with a 3-0 win over amateur side Winterton Rangers at West Street on Sunday lunchtime. Hull again played two different sides one in each half and again changed their shirts from home in the first half to away in the second although the score wasn't as emphatic as the one against North Ferriby it was still a good work out.

youngster Tom Cairney Opened the scoring when Jamie  Devitt whipped a dangerous free kick into the box and saw the ball fall to Cairney who fired home the rebound from close range. It ended 1-0 at the break.

Hull then change the whole team and a stronger team emerged for the second half with many of last season's first team regulars playing. The Tigers doubled their lead in the 63rd minute George Boateng delivered a low left foot shot into the corner of the net. Trialist Jerome Thomas was looking lively once again and played  played a delightful one-two with Fagan to set up Hull's 3rd, Fagan's shot was pushed away by the goalkeeper but Marney was in the right place to convert the rebound.

It ended 3-0 to the Tigers .

Tigers (First Half): Tony Warner, Nathan Doyle, Steven Mouyokolo, Liam Cooper, Kevin Kilbane, Jamie Devitt, Tom Cairney, Nicky Featherstone, Peter Halmosi, Geovanni, Caleb Folan.

Tigers (Second Half): Mark Oxley, Sam Ricketts, Michael Turner, Anthony Gardner, Andy Dawson, Bernard Mendy, Dean Marney, George Boateng, Jerome Thomas, Craig Fagan, Daniel Cousin.


Hull Record 2nd win in Two Days
Posted by: Tigers Tales (IP Logged)
Date: 20/07/2009 15:56

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Re: Hull Record 2nd win in Two Days
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Date: 22/07/2009 18:28

anothr win last night werent there?

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