A website dedicated to the footballers who have played a senior competitive football match for Hull City, since 1904…
…and the “nearly men” who sat on the Hull City bench one or more times but never made a senior appearance…
…plus a list of all the grounds where Hull City has played, designed to satisfy even the most ardent groundhoppers and groundtickers…
…and interactive features so that you can add your own memories and knowledge about your City heroes. If you have additional information about a player – he’s a family member, you have an interesting anecdote, he once fixed your boiler, etc – then please leave details in the comments box on that player’s page.
Hull City’s All-Time Players | 1101
Hull City’s Nearly Men | 35
Hull City’s Grounds Played | 182
Latest Hull City Fixture Update | 9 May 2021
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Inside forward Bert Goode joined City in August 1912 and scored 10 times in 30 starts before joining Wrexham in May 1913. He scored over 130 goals for Wrexham across 3 spells, having previously served Chester, Liverpool and Aston Villa.
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Scotsman Andrew Raisbeck was one of Hull City's first signings in 1904, he was ever-present in the 1905/06 season, City's first in the League, before emigrating to Canada in May 1907. His brother Alexander was a Scottish international.
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Young left back Neil Thompson joined City in November 1981 and stayed for 18 months as City won promotion from Div 4. He served Scarborough, Ipswich and Barnsley for many years and is now on the coaching staff at Sheffield Wednesday.
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Left sided player Gregor Rioch spent three seasons at City in the dark times of the 1990s perpetrated by Messrs Dolan and Hateley. He left for Macclesfield in 1999, later served Shrewsbury and is now Academy Manager at Wigan Athletic.
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Isle of Wight born forward Charlie Flood scored 25 times for Hull City between 1920 and 1922, later playing for Division One sides Bolton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest. He kept wicket at Hull Cricket Club for 27 years until 1947.
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