Nick retweeted
Dean Holden has signed a new rolling contract at #HCAFC. Reward for he role in their promotion last season.
Belloumi is our most talented player and also incredibly greedy. Playing like a player in a shop window. Morita had a poor game but clearly isn't match fit. #hcafc
Can't believe I'm seeing Morita and Belloumi slander.
Some people have no idea. (Yes, Morita had a poor showing but he oozes quality. He will be our Huddlestone/Seri eventually).
#hcafc
This would be a massive blow to City if it were to happen. Dean has been magnificent addition to the coaching staff at city. #hcafc
🚨 Sheffield Wednesday eye surprise Hull City swoop 👀
An assistant at a Premier League club has emerged as a contender to replace Henrik Pedersen 🔥
#SWFC eye surprise #HCAFC swoop 👇
ontheminute.com/sheffield-we…
You miss the point both of you. Nobody has an issue with actual fans getting tickets and missing out because you have more points. People are annoyed that we have less tickets because many are reserved for somebody from Turkey who pays 500 quid. #hcafc
Replying to @callumshaaw
But mate some people have worked every single away game until this season and now magically have the time off 🤷🏼♂️😂
One family one dream as long as you pay 500 quid. #hcafc
Call me a sceptic, but those 'sold out' Arsenal tickets in the away end are still available to 'Tourists' on Hullcitygames.com 🤦🏻♂️
#hcafc
Would be crazy to sell him already. #hcafc
Nick retweeted
"He was an unknown... but what an INCREDIBLE job"👏
Hull City captain, Lewie Coyle, names manager Sergej Jakirović's bonkers brilliance as a main reason behind the clubs recent success 📈
#BBCFootball #HCAFC #EPL
Nick retweeted
Another Hull City player has reportedly flipped his car this morning.
Unconfirmed but I’ve been told it’s Lucas Gourna-Douath.
Fingers crossed everyone involved is unharmed. 🤞🏼
#HCAFC
This is concerning. #hcafc
🚨 Hull City's "Strange" £55m Loan Beat Independent Football Regulator Deadline
- Hull secured £55m loan against their stadium from Point72 Lending
- Deal came shortly after promotion to the Premier League
- Point72 Lending was incorporated in January 2026 with just £1 in its accounts
- Company is a subsidiary of Steve Cohen's Point72 Asset Management
- Cohen's former hedge fund SAC Capital was fined $1.8 bn for fraud
- He was never charged personally but was banned from managing outside money for two years
- Owner Ilicali obtained the loan before the IFR gained new stadium-loan powers in July
- Those new powers now mandate regulatory approval for such deals
- FCA had previously rejected Point72 applications, deeming Cohen not "fit and proper"
- No suggestion of wrongdoing on Hull City's part in taking the loan












