Hull City v Aston Villa Post-Match Thread

[eastie]

Decent point overall.  Have not seen any of the game yet (guess I will be trolling though MOTD till the bitter end later) but it actaully sounded not bad for a 0-0 from the the reports on fivelive.

It is a clear sheet and like others have said keeps the unbeaten run going.  10 Points from seven is a decent enough start for me.

Have an early night pal, not worth staying up for , apart from gabby having a shot saved and one narrowly wide there were no highlights - a useful point but a game that won't stay in the memory .

[Lizz]

It wasn't an exciting enough game to stop me reading a book at the same time, but overall I'm pleased with our start to the season so far.

[olaftab]

Reading a book during a Villa game? You are a cool cat!

[mrastonvilla]

Anyone else there today care to offer an opinion on this; Hull fans (duh Yawkshu, Yawkshu, Yawkshu) sang "you're not English anymore". I took this to be a more subtle version of "town full of Pakis" and given how shallow the gene puddle is up there, I am not suprised by EDL-ness.

Did anybody else interpret the song the same as me?

Didn't hear that at all? Was sat in the east stand with the home fans.

They only appeared to have 2 songs one using the word city repeatedly and one about Steve Bruce (yes it is as shit as it sounds)

Our fans were magnificent. The noise and singing before they actually got into the stand was amazing.

[PeterWithesShin]

Just got back home. Scrappy game, draw probably a fair result. I'm satisfied with the point. Good day out overall, thanks Leeg for the good company and Mr Sox for the ticket help. And nice to meet a few of you up there. Thanks for the pint Mr Villafan.

[PeterWithesShin]

Anyone else there today care to offer an opinion on this; Hull fans (duh Yawkshu, Yawkshu, Yawkshu) sang "you're not English anymore". I took this to be a more subtle version of "town full of Pakis" and given how shallow the gene puddle is up there, I am not suprised by EDL-ness.

Did anybody else interpret the song the same as me?

Bell ends. I don't understand that English song either. We were sat (well stood) quite close and a lot of them spent the match goading us and rarely watching the game it seemed. They also seemed obsessed with our sisters for some reason. Jeremy Kyle song did amuse me mind. After the match as we left the ground they were stood the other side of the fence like wannabe hooligans. I was terrified. Honest.

Special mention for the escort away from the ground, top job by the police.

[JUAN PABLO]

oh well . Im off to to my music studio to work on some electronic hard Industrial remix I need to finish   ,  then get a good chinese takeaway with cold beers and might get the girlfriend to try on the new lingerie shes just bought .

Its not all bad

Hope they're not tiger-print. You'll be thinking of Westwood failing to unlock a stubborn Hull defence while in the throes of passion. On second thoughts, that might help you go further for longer.

eamonn  , you are not far off mate . do you know her

[Chris Jameson]

What a terrible game of football that was, my daughter though did say 20 minutes in that 'your lot don't shut up do they? I'm getting a headache'. I don't think I can remember a single incident from the game apart from for the first time in over 40 years of going to games I saw two players from the same team pulled up for foul throws.

Thanks to the H&V seller who came over to the fence to sell me a fanzine and it was great to meet Rob Bishop and have a chat. That's it basically. The replacement bus service at Selby should have served as a warning, the radio station they had on played Barry Blue, Alvin Stardust, Showaddywaddy and Boomtown Rats.

[PeterWithesShin]

Thanks to the H&V seller who came over to the fence to sell me a fanzine and it was great to meet Rob Bishop and have a chat. That's it basically. The replacement bus service at Selby should have served as a warning, the radio station they had on played Barry Blue, Alvin Stardust, Showaddywaddy and Boomtown Rats.

That was me! Assuming it was a big bloke with a shaved head who looks a lot like Brad Pitt.

[Chris Jameson]

Thanks to the H&V seller who came over to the fence to sell me a fanzine and it was great to meet Rob Bishop and have a chat. That's it basically. The replacement bus service at Selby should have served as a warning, the radio station they had on played Barry Blue, Alvin Stardust, Showaddywaddy and Boomtown Rats.

That was me! Assuming it was a big bloke with a shaved head who looks a lot like Brad Pitt.

Nice to meet you, I was the Johnny Depp lookalike! The ugly, lanky streak of piss with greying hair version!

[Clampy]

Not long got back. It was a poor game. We didn't play well at all but on the bright side, we did'nt concede and we got a point. I didn't think much of the ref either.

[Legion]

Just got back home. Scrappy game, draw probably a fair result. I'm satisfied with the point. Good day out overall, thanks Leeg for the good company and Mr Sox for the ticket help. And nice to meet a few of you up there. Thanks for the pint Mr Villafan.

Not long back myself. I echo those sentiments.

[Legion]

Anyone else there today care to offer an opinion on this; Hull fans (duh Yawkshu, Yawkshu, Yawkshu) sang "you're not English anymore". I took this to be a more subtle version of "town full of Pakis" and given how shallow the gene puddle is up there, I am not suprised by EDL-ness.

Did anybody else interpret the song the same as me?

Bell ends. I don't understand that English song either. We were sat (well stood) quite close and a lot of them spent the match goading us and rarely watching the game it seemed. They also seemed obsessed with our sisters for some reason. Jeremy Kyle song did amuse me mind. After the match as we left the ground they were stood the other side of the fence like wannabe hooligans. I was terrified. Honest.

Special mention for the escort away from the ground, top job by the police.

The "You're not English anymore" chant confused me. The eight year olds after the game terrified me. Honest.

Yes, kudos to the Humberside police armoured forces division who escorted us well away from the ground, stopping traffic until we were nearly in the Midlands. Great job well done.

[Vegas]

Anyone else there today care to offer an opinion on this; Hull fans (duh Yawkshu, Yawkshu, Yawkshu) sang "you're not English anymore". I took this to be a more subtle version of "town full of Pakis" and given how shallow the gene puddle is up there, I am not suprised by EDL-ness.

Did anybody else interpret the song the same as me?

Bell ends. I don't understand that English song either. We were sat (well stood) quite close and a lot of them spent the match goading us and rarely watching the game it seemed. They also seemed obsessed with our sisters for some reason. Jeremy Kyle song did amuse me mind. After the match as we left the ground they were stood the other side of the fence like wannabe hooligans. I was terrified. Honest.

Special mention for the escort away from the ground, top job by the police.

The "You're not English anymore" chant confused me. The eight year olds after the game terrified me. Honest.

Yes, kudos to the Humberside police armoured forces division who escorted us well away from the ground, stopping traffic until we were nearly in the Midlands. Great job well done.

Maybe naively, I just assumed this was a reference to the fact our team last year was full of young largely English players and this year it's full of young players.  Not to the demographics of Birmingham. 

[Clampy]

He should have stuck with Sylla and left Westwood out. I didn't really see the point of throwing him back in just to take him off after 70 minutes. I'd have probably played Gabby through the middle as well seeing as Kozak wasn't getting much joy.