Author: Rick Skelton
I am a Hull City fanatic who has been obsessed with all things black and amber since I attended my first game in February 1987. I was a few months short of my seventh birthday and The Tigers were defeated 2-0 by Portsmouth.
I have been a season ticket holder since 2000 except for a couple of years when in dispute with our former owners.
I have been writing about Hull City as a hobby for the last decade and have written for the Metro, contributed Hull City pieces to the Guardian and Observer and co-hosted Radio Humberside's Sportstalk show on numerous occasions.
I was a part of the "City Till We Die" campaign that proudly ensured the club's identity remained Hull City AFC and subsequently a founder board member of the Hull City Supporters Trust.
I'm also a Level 1 football coach and qualified referee and I serve as club secretary of Hessle Rangers FC.
Contact: boothferrytowembleyblog@gmail.com
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Hull City 3 QPR 0: No dramas as The Tigers finally win at home
I don’t only bother with a match report when City win but it is a far more motivating and enjoyable to write about a victory which is why th...
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The impending arrival of Nick Proschwitz, Hull City's first German player, got me thinking about how many different nations have been re...
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New kit. New sponsor. New faces. New, and old, fans. New season. New hope. New Hull City. Bristol City were the first visitors to the ...
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While some are fortunate enough to be getting their summer football fix in Austria at the moment watching what is left of our first tea...