Hull signing well....

What's the lure of Hull ?.....jelakvic & Long signed, there's goals there !

Went there once. Like another planet. Good curry house.

Tbh I thought Jelavic was the worst striker I've seen this season when Everton came to us. Long is a decent player tho.

Tbh I thought Jelavic was the worst striker I've seen this season when Everton came to us. Long is a decent player tho.

Look disinterested on times.

What's the lure of Hull ?.....jelakvic & Long signed, there's goals there !

The lure of Hull is..they're looking more likely to stay up than we are.

Everything is going well for them, getting good results, comfortable wins, playing under Steve Bruce seems to be boding well for some of the players like Huddlestone.

It's the dilemma isn't it...do you go for proven premiership players who are no longer scoring a lot of goals such as Hull have done and we have like Campbell or try your hand on overseas players like Diouf in the hope of getting more return from your money like with Michu.

Malky made the error of buying an overseas striker with promise who wasn't ready yet for a move to the Premier League and what an expensive error it has turned out to be and I fear Cornelius may never recover from the experience. Hopefully an experienced prolific scorer or two are on their way at reasonable prices but they aren't easy to find that's for sure

Hull City: Danny Graham moves towards exit as new strike force planned
By Hull Daily Mail | Posted: January 16, 2014

By Mark Fewings, Sports Editor

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Danny Graham could return to parent club Sunderland before being moved on to another loan
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DANNY Graham’s future at Hull City has been placed into doubt after a couple of clubs sounded out Sunderland about taking the out-of-sorts striker on loan.

Despite the departure of Egyptian striker Gedo back to his former club Al Ahly, and with Nick Proschwitz continuing to attract

interest on the continent, Graham’s future at the KC is also uncertain.

Graham ended his 11-month goal drought, stretching to 28 games, with his first goal in City colours in the 1-1 draw at Swansea back on December 9, but has struggled to get a start since the 3-2 Boxing Day defeat by Manchester United.

Having only featured as a non-playing sub for the 2-0 home defeat by Chelsea at the weekend, the 28-year-old has this week seen his spot placed under even

further pressure by the arrival of £7.5m record signing Nikica Jelavic, and the expected signing of Shane Long from West Bromwich Albion.

With manager Steve Bruce certain to start new signing Jelavic in Saturday’s trip to Norwich, that would put Graham out of the picture for a second successive week.

Parent club Sunderland are closely monitoring the situation and could opt to invoke their recall clause.

After investing more than £5m in the hitman in the last January transfer window, the Black Cats don’t want to see his stock diminish too much as they remain keen to recoup a sizeable portion of the fee paid to Swansea for his services.



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