Bolton 1-0 Hull

Our last home game of the season is against Hull City.

Hull City are currently in 4th position and already guaranteed a play-off place.

Here are some stats for you all...

Hull City's last 5 Championship results (most recent first):

Hull 2-0 Brentford
Hull 2-2 Leeds
Reading 1-2 Hull
Hull 2-1 Wolves
Huddersfield 2-2 Hull

Last 5 meetings between both teams (most recent first):

Hull 1-0 Bolton
Bolton 4-1 Hull
Hull 3-1 Bolton
Bolton 2-2 Hull
Hull 1-0 Bolton

I can only see another loss this game.

My prediction: Bolton 1-2 Hull

Those that do still care, can we get one last win this season?

We'll lose anything from 3 to 8 nil.

It's on telly again, isn't it?

So there's a fair chance Mark Davies will actually kick the ball more than twice and possibly put a tackle in.

That said, it won't make much difference and we'll still lose.

1-3

Our last home game, and on the telly. We'll go for it, and to their credit, will only lose 1-3

Hull aren't as good as their position suggests. 2-1 to us

gloswhite wrote:Our last home game, and on the telly. We'll go for it, and to their credit, will only lose 1-3

That's rank plagiarism and I'm going to sue.

I've already spoken to her, and she said it was ok, as we did it at the same time

I'm still recovering from the Charlton match to be honest. What a wonderful advert for a season ticket that was.

Again, this is a match where there's nothing left to play for for either side, although knowing our lot, they might actually put some effort in with it being one of the better sides in the division.

2-1 to Hull.

2-0 to Hull and an empty stadium (barring lusty if he's there) for the 'lap of (dis)honour after the match.

Who gives a shiny shit?

#shitfan

Im in hull as we speak.  Does anyone know how i put the subtitles on.

We will lose, Boltons only goal will be a penalty and Hull will score in the 93rd minute.

Going abroad for the weekend so I'll miss it. And I don't really care. Roll on next season when things might be better.
Prediction? Hull to win 2-0

3-1 Hull, roll on next season.

If Heskey scores we're on the pitch. 

Preview: Bolton v Hull City

SETTING THE SCENE
Bolton Wanderers host Hull City in their final home match of the 2015/16 Sky Bet Championship season on Saturday.

Facing off in front of the Sky cameras, the Whites will eager to produce a positive performance in front of their home fans as they look to finish the season positively.

Having been relegated from the Premier League last season, promotion-chasing Hull are already guaranteed a play-off spot as they look to seek an immediate return to the top-flight.

Despite now being unable to win automatic promotion, the Tigers will be looking to extend their five-match unbeaten run heading into the game as they look to maintain momentum with one eye on a potential trip to Wembley Stadium.

TEAM NEWS
Niall Maher will miss Saturday’s game as he serves the first game of a three-match suspension after being sent off against Cardiff City last weekend.

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Oscar Threlkeld has been ruled out while a late decision will be made on Josh Vela after the duo picked up injuries in training in midweek.

Elsewhere, Mark Davies remains touch and go, Dorian Dervite is back in training, but Gary Madine and Wellington Silva are still sidelined. 

Meanwhile, Jay Spearing is unlikely to play for the club again this season, Filip Twardzik has joined Slavia Prague on trial and Max Clayton remains a long-term absentee.


LAST HULL CITY XI (v Brentford, W2-0)
Jakupovic, Bruce, Maguire, Hayden, Robertson (Maloney 68), Odubajo, Clucas, Livermore, Diame (Taylor 83), Elmohamady, Diomande (Akpom 78).

ONE TO WATCH
Signed by Hull from Palermo in the summer of 2014, Abel Hernandez only managed four goals in the Premier League but has certainly found his feet in English football’s second tier this season.

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With 20 efforts to his name already in all competitions, the Tigers’ record signing is nestled only behind Andre Gray and Ross McCormack in the division’s goalscoring charts, with three coming from his last four outings after overcoming a recent nine-game barren run.

A full Uruguay international, Hernadez is a regular for the South American outfit alongside the likes of Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani, while his efforts this year saw him pick up the Championship’s Player of the Month award for January.

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luckyPeterpiper wrote:2-0 to Hull and an empty stadium (barring lusty if he's there) for the 'lap of (dis)honour after the match.

Might give this one a miss........