Hull City Association Football Club

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(25 400 places) |- | Multitude record | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 55.019 spectators
(February 26th 1949, Man. Utd) |- | Seat | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Boothferry Park
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Hull City Association Football Club is a club of Football English founded in 1904. The club evolves/moves for the season 2007-2008 in Football League Championship (the second English division).

Historical reference marks

Founded in 1904, the club adopts a statute professional in 1905 and joined the League in 1905 (Division 2).

Prize list

Champion of England D3: 1966.
Vice-champion of England D3: 1959, 2005.
Champion of England D3-North: 1933, 1949.
Vice-champion of England D4: 1983.

Players emblematic of the past

Nick Barmby
Ian Butler
Roy Carroll
Horatio Stratton Casing
Alan Fettis
Mark Hateley
Andy Hessenthaler
Ken Houghton
Bill McNaughton
George Maddison
David Mercer
Andy Payton
Mick TAIT
Dean Windass

External bonds

Official site of the club

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