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 | 1111
Hull City’s Nearly Men | 37
Hull City’s Grounds Played | 182
Latest Hull City Fixture Update | 23 October 2021
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Full back John Neal joined the Tigers in 1949 but waited until 1955 to win a regular first team start. He later played top flight football for Aston Villa and in the 1970s & 1980s successfully managed Wrexham, Middlesbrough and Chelsea.
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South African winger George Wienand joined City in October 1938 from Huddersfield Town, where he was unlucky to not be selected to start the FA Cup Final five months earlier. George returned to South Africa in May 1939 ahead of WW2.
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Outside right Ken Harrison joined Hull City in 1947 on leaving the Army and gave eight years' service to the Tigers through the glory years under manager Raich Carter and beyond. He left in 1955 to play for Derby County and Goole Town.
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Scottish forward George Martin joined City in October 1922 and scored regularly for six years before switching to First Division Everton in 1928. After coaching at Luton during WW2 he managed top flight sides Newcastle and Aston Villa.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/148-george-martin/
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Scottish winger James McAinsh was plucked from Scottish junior football by the Tigers in December 1933, he was quickly thrust into first team action but left six months later. After two seasons at Gateshead he returned to Scotland.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/265-james-mcainsh/