🚨 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 👇
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Our lineup of award-winners at last night’s FWA North Manager Awards dinner last night
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An enjoyable night hosting the @theofficialfwa Northern Managers Awards. David Moyes on top form and a special mention to Sergei Jakirovic and @deanholdenuk for making the effort to attend after they had played yesterday.
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🗣Souness: "Its cruel on #ManCity. This is because of FFP, set up by the big clubs to protect big clubs. They've said, 'We are the big guys, we generate the most, let's set up a rule that prevents City buying the best players and we're not the big boys anymore.' Its jealousy" 👏
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Brian Horton – a manager many City fans still hold in high regard 💙
Appointed in August 1993 during a turbulent spell at the club, Horton brought some real quality to Maine Road. Players like Uwe Rösler, Paul Walsh, Peter Beagrie and David Rocastle all arrived under his tenure.
There were some memorable moments too — big home wins like Everton 4–0, West Ham 3–0 and that brilliant 5–2 against Spurs. Away from home, the 4–3 win at QPR in the League Cup and the 3–2 victory over title-chasing Blackburn also stand out.
Despite dealing with constant injuries that disrupted his squad, Horton always gave everything during his time at the club between 1993 and 1995.
There’s also that well-known story of him informing the players he’d be leaving at the end of the season following a stop at the pub on the way back from the win at Blackburn— a moment that sums up the era in many ways.
Horton remains a regular at the Etihad today, always giving time to supporters — a proper football man who always has time to chat.
@brian_horton4 is a real first class fella in every sense.
Heard they got legged out of Cod
Didn't think I'd bump into Slutsky and Arshavin in Griffin after the match today #hcafc
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No over reaction here, but if you can't beat Hull and Fulham we'll be playing Bradford next season 👍🏼
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𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗡 games unbeaten at home👏🏼
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Photography group on Insta just talking about Hull.
I can't think of them without going back to that away game in 2004. We were 2nd at the time, got beat 4-2. Finished 9th in the end and then we know what happened. They began their ascent to the Prem.
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⚽️ "Any adversity this season, this team has shown once anything bad happens, they just go under."
@GlenLittle07's final whistle reaction to #Burnley's 4-1 defeat by #Lincoln City
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