Barry Cooper
Hull City Correspondent and Writer at Reach PLC
Hull City Correspondent and Writer at Hull Daily Mail
#hcafc correspondent for the Hull Daily Mail. Also enjoy a dabble in a bit of #travel. Ex-#NFFC writer at Nottingham Post. Dislikes the transfer window.
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4 days ago |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Barry Cooper
It's probably not unreasonable to say that Hull City's season didn't pan out how anybody would have wanted, given the fact that the Tigers stayed up on the final day and only on goal difference. There haven't been too many highlights all told, given City won just 11 times in 46 games and were a Portsmouth goal away from being relegated to League One. Despite that, there were some positives to take from a difficult campaign and one of those was the emergence of summer signing Charlie Hughes.
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1 week ago |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Barry Cooper
Charlie Hughes says it was an unexpected bonus to be awarded Hull City's Young Player of the Season to cap what has been a memorable week. The 21-year-old has impressed in his first season at City since moving from Wigan Athletic in the summer, despite suffering from two injury setbacks, with his one goal certainly one to remember in the 93rd minute at Hillsborough last month.
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1 week ago |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Barry Cooper
Hull City's season came to a jubilant end on Saturday with a hard-fought 1-1 draw at Portsmouth, which was enough to keep the Tigers in the Championship. Their point, coupled with Luton Town's 5-3 hammering at West Brom, ensured the Tigers, who started the day inside the bottom three, would survive and send the Hatters crashing down to League One.
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1 week ago |
tiny.cc | Barry Cooper
Hull City are poised to confirm Martin Hodge as the club's new head of recruitment as the Tigers prepare for a big summer following their dramatic survival. Saturday's last day safety act at Portsmouth means City will be preparing for another campaign in the Championship after their Fratton Park draw sent Luton Town down to League One, following their 5-3 thumping at West Brom.
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2 weeks ago |
hulldailymail.co.uk | Barry Cooper
John Eustace revealed he was oblivious that Derby County had dropped into the Championship drop zone before a 1-0 win at Hull City propelled them out of the bottom three. Luton’s last-gasp victory over Coventry in Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off meant the Rams fell into the final relegation place and it seemed they might stay there after creating little at a sold-out MKM Stadium.
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Went along to chat to Deano today about his new book. Good to see loads of #hcafc fans there to see him. Special #1904Club pod coming soon.
Hull City legend @DWindass10 talks to @bazdjcooper about the release of his new book 'Deano' | #hcafc https://t.co/i4CaoERtV6
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A piece on the unsung heroes of a difficult season for Hull City. #hcafc https://t.co/0kKE6eolRy
