Myths and legends of Hull City AFC

Always wondered if this was truth or a myth, seems it did actually happen


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@AndyPayton10
I remember big billy ****ting in that bath do you payts




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Il Never Forget mate

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the myth about only us and grimsby being allowed to play on xmas day is wrong.

 

Is it true that Lawrie Dudfield left becaue Gary Alexander was shagging his wife (or the other way around, I can't remember which)?

 

No, that's not true. They're still good friends. Barmby didn't chin/headbutt Ehab either, before anyone brings it up.

 

Where was Edwards' wife?


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Always knew that wasn't true because at the time that rumour was doing the rounds, I remember after a game finished the pair left the field with arm around each other.

 

Ah, I hear what you're saying. Threesome.

 

I knew someone was going to say that.

 

Ashbee shagged Duffman's daughter didn't he?

 

Hull City were cursed by a gypsy when they evicted them from the site to build Boothferry Park.

Myth?

Spookily enough, as soon as we moved to the KC, we shot up the leagues.

 

City played their first game and their first season in white shirts.

 

City play their home games in a rugby league-crazy north east coastal town that is split down the middle between the two local sides and where everyone supports one team or the other.

Bobby Doyle was a midfield genius, it was fun in the Best Stand when the rust flakes came down, and it was equally good in the Kempton when the rain leaked through the roof.

 

Despite City not having played at Boothferry Park for 17 years, the Silver Cod is a dangerous hotbed of hooliganism and as such must still have a police van parked near it every game

 

Terry Neill was told to lose games as the club couldn't afford to go up to Div 1

 

Phil Brown, Humber Bridge, was there really a woman wearing an off the shoulder pink jumper about to end it all?

 

What happened with Frankie Bunn in Waterfront?

 

Didn't Chazz nut 'im or summat?

 

Waggy used to be sat at the bar in 3 Tuns ten minutes before kick off, down his fourth pint then stroll across the road to BP, eating fish and chips out of newspaper, put his kit on whilst smoking a fag, then go out onto the pitch and score a hat trick.

 

We sometimes used to see Waggy & other assorted players in the top floor bar of the Bier Keller on Bishop Lane, only ever on a Saturday night. For the record, he was a miserable, sour faced git and a man not to be approached.