Last updated: 10:00, February 9, 2010
Hull City news
For the first time in the club’s history, Hull City play top-flight football in the 2008-09 campaign.
The Tigers, founded in 1904, won last season’s play-off final against Bristol City at Wembley - taking just five campaigns to go from the bottom to the top division.
Hull, who’s regular colours are black and amber, have played at the KC Stadium since 2002 having moved from their previous home Boothferry Park.
Key players for the 2008-09 campaign include George Boateng, Geovanni, Bernard Mendy, Peter Halmosi and Boaz Myhill.
Former Hull players that enjoy a legendary status include Dean Windass, Keith Edwards and Stuart Elliott.
Keep scrapping - Seyi
Following three games without defeat Seyi Olofinjana believes Hull City have now got a real chance of escaping the dreaded drop.
All rosy for Jozy
Hull striker Jozy Altidore says he has turned the corner in his Premiership development and is now firing on all cylinders.
Boss optimistic on Ashbee
Hull City boss Phil Brown has played down speculation midfielder Ian Ashbee may have to retire and is hopeful he will play this season.
Hull City 2-1 Manchester City
Goals from Jozy Altidore and George Boateng helped Hull record a surprise victory over Champions League-chasing Manchester City.
Boss' plan for emerging stars
Phil Brown believes the future of the club could be rosy in the wake of Tom Cairney's recent performances in the Tigers midfield.
Brown's striker decision
Amr Zaki is pressing to start for Hull City against Man City on Saturday while Paul McShane is hoping to be passed fit.
Boateng tips team-mate
Hull City midfielder George Boateng has tipped team-mate Tom Cairney to go on and win a place in the England team.
Norwich chief rules out sales
Norwich chairman Alan Bowkett has laughed off rumours the club were set to sell Wes Hoolahan to Hull on transfer deadline day.
Boss delighted with Hunt deal
Hull boss Phil Brown described himself as 'ecstatic' after his best players were not sold from under him on deadline day.
Point pleases Brown
Hull boss Phil Brown says the draw with Chelsea marks a turning point in their battle against relegation.
Hull City 1-1 Chelsea
A game lacking in quality saw Chelsea held to a 1-1 draw against battling Hull City at the KC Stadium.
Duo push for start
Hull will be without Jimmy Bullard for the clash with Chelsea and Amr Zaki will have to be content with a place on the bench again.
Bullard looks ahead
Hull's inspirational midfielder Jimmy Bullard may have to wait until March before making a return to first team action.
Wolves mauled by Tigers
Wolves' fourth and final offer of £5m for the services of Hull winger Stephen Hunt has been turned down by the Tigers.
Mowbray capture attacking duo
Celtic have signed forward Diomansy Kamara on loan from Fulham pipping Hull to his sigature.
