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 | 1081
Hull City’s Nearly Men | 33
Hull City’s Grounds Played | 177
(172 away, 5 home)
Latest Hull City Fixture Update | 22 July 2020
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@oncloudseven1 @redwilkie John McSeveny today with ex Reds Barry Murphy and Eric Winstanley at the Heritage Project Our Club, Our Ground, Our Past, Our Future opening on the East Stand Concourse @BarnsleyFC
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Experienced Scottish winger John "Jock" McSeveney spent four seasons at Boothferry Park in the early 1960s, joining the scouting and coaching staff in 1965 and managing Barnsley in the early 1970s. He made his name at 1950s Sunderland.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/490-john-mcseveney/
Deacy on axe!
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Striker Nick Deacy was a remarkable £94,000 signing for City in Feb 1980 - a Welsh international, a 2-time Dutch league winner, a UEFA Cup winners medal holder. He flattered to deceive then went to Hong Kong when City went bust in 1982.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/580-nick-deacy/
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George Stott was an outside right from Tyneside who spent 1932/33 with City, starting only four times. He had made his name with Barnsley, Rochdale and Bradford City after starting out in amateur leagues in Tyneside and South Yorkshire.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/253-george-stott/