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 | 32
Hull City’s Grounds Played | 178
(173 away, 5 home)
Latest Hull City Fixture Update | 2 July 2020
Latest Tweets
🆕 New addition
Midfield maestro Garry Parker spent 2 years at City under Brian Horton in the late 80s, going on to Premier League & League Cup success with Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa and Leicester. He is now on the coaching staff at Oxford United.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/621-garry-parker/
🆕 New addition
Jimmy Lodge had an unremarkable 5 seasons at full back for City in early 1920s, going on to be a Tigers' stalwart thanks to his work as trainer, masseur and physiotherapist for the club that lasted until his dying day in October 1971.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/109-jimmy-lodge/
🆕 New addition
Young and impressive left half Sam Weaver joined City at 19 years of age in 1928, made 50 appearances in 18 months then joined Newcastle United for £2,500. He later played for Chelsea, won 3 England caps and managed Mansfield Town.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/213-sam-weaver/
🆕 New addition
Midfielder Jim Treanor joined City in September 1936 and had a solid first season, but his second season was marred by injury and subsequent signings kept him on the first team fringes. He later played for Chorley and worked in cotton.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/310-jim-treanor/
🔚 Leaving Hull City
Mali international striker Nouha Dicko leaves the Tigers after three years. He never truly found a regular place in the City first eleven and spent much of this season in the Netherlands playing for Vitesse Arnhem.
▶️ https://www.oncloudseven.com/1047-nouha-dicko/