It’s a crucial point in the season for Nigel Adkins and Hull City.
Nigel Adkins manager of Hull City looks on during the Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round match between Hull City and Nottingham Forest at KCOM Stadium on January 27, 2018 in Hull, England.
Hull City have had a difficult season in the Championship, with The Tigers battling to stave off a second successive relegation. March is nearly upon us and with the busy Easter Schedule on the horizon, crucial games will be coming thick and fast.
David Meyler of Hull City talks to Evandro Goebel of Hull City during The Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round match between Chelsea and Hull City at Stamford Bridge on February 16, 2018 in London,…
Hull picked up a massive three points against Sheffield United on Friday night, and they now have three home games out of their next four – and all of them are winnable games. It’s a period which could define Hull’s season.
The most crucial of those matches is against Barnsley on Tuesday night. The Tykes are also around the drop zone, so a victory will give Hull much needed breathing space over a relegation rival. Defeat to the Tykes would put Adkins under even more pressure. Building on their win over Sheffield United and gaining a bit of momentum is now a priority.
Manager of Hull City Nigel Adkins (L) shouts instructions to his team as Reading’s manager Jaap Stam (R) looks on during the Sky Bet Championship match between Hull City and Reading at…
After an away trip to Ipswich Town, Adkins side will host Millwall and Norwich City. Hull have picked up 21 on their 32 points at the KCOM this season, so continuing the club’s strong home form will clearly be key to keeping them up.
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