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Reuters - Hungary name squad for World Cup qualifiers - Mon Sep 29, 2008
- Hungary coach Erwin Koeman named the following 24-man squad for next month's 2010 World Cup Group One qualifiers against Albania and Malta. Hungary host Albania on Oct. 11 and visit Malta four days later. Click to continue reading...

Picture via this link. Before I write, I want to thank everyone for the turnout this weekend for the EPL Talk Chat. You honestly have no idea how happy it made me. Anyways enough of the gushing, back to the meat of this post. Marlon King's double was enough to see off Newcastle United 2-1. I have [. Click to continue reading...

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Before I write, I want to thank everyone for the turnout this weekend for the EPL Talk Chat. You honestly have no idea how happy it made me. Anyways enough of the gushing, back to the meat of this post.

Marlon King's double was enough to see off Newcastle United 2-1.

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Notable arrivals: Daniel Cousin (Rangers), Anthony Gardner (Tottenham), Marlon King (Wigan, loan), Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham), Mark Oxley (Rotherham United). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Anthony Gardner (Tottenham), Marlon King (Wigan, loan), Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham), Mark Oxley (Rotherham United). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Baggies defender. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Anthony Gardner (Tottenham), Marlon King (Wigan, loan), Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham), Mark Oxley (Rotherham United). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Defender joins. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Anthony Gardner (Tottenham), Marlon King (Wigan, loan), Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham), Mark Oxley (Rotherham United). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Fraizer Campbell. Click to continue reading...

The likes of Peter Halmosi, George Boateng and Geovanni have already arrived at the KC Stadium this summer, yet they could be eclipsed by the potential signing of a forward from Stamford Bridge. While it would obviously be a step down for this experienced striker, it would do Hull's chances of staying in the Premier [. Click to continue reading...

It's clear that the Pilgrims need new reinforcements after Paul Wotton, Lilian Nalis and Peter Halmosi all left the club this summer. Many fans expect next season to be a tough one at Home Park, especially with Ebanks-Blake no longer around to bang in the goals, as he did during ... Click to continue reading...

HULL CITY Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) The Tigers will not get Fraizer Campbell back on loan after. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) A club-record bid could bring Bolton star Kevin Davies to the Tigers. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) A club-record bid could bring Bolton star Kevin Davies to the Tigers. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth), Tony Warner (Fulham). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) If Marlon King's £3 million deal continues to stall, Hull City could look. Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Defender coming in Click to continue reading...

Its no hidden fact Hull City face an uphill climb following a remarkable promotion
campaign last season. Many pundits have inevitably wrote The Tigers off already
this season, with many bookmakers saying a bottom placed finish is on the cards.

But Phil Brown has shown strong signals of Hulls intent to consolidate themselves
this season, by making 6 useful acquisitions to improve his squad already this summer,
and an apparent 4 or 5 more in the pipeline. Click to continue reading...

HULL CITY Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Pompey defender on the radar No Leeds for playoff hero Click to continue reading...

HULL CITY Notable arrivals: Craig Fagan (Derby County), Geovanni (Manchester City), Bernard Mendy (PSG), George Boateng (Middlesbrough), Peter Halmosi (Plymouth). Notable departures: Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) Still brewing: Phil Brown is still in a buying mood with Portsmouth's Sean Davis. Click to continue reading...

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Doesn't make it any truer - and it could just be copying what the Mail says, but today's Mirror also has the Hull/Rowlands interest. There's nothing in the local Hull paper as of yet; but obviously the truism "every player has his price" should always be born in mind.

BBC Gossip "Hull manager Phil Brown is set to bid £1. Click to continue reading...

Plymouth Argyle winger Peter Halmosi has been a long-term target of Premier League new boys Hull City, with Tigers manager Phil Brown admitting his interest publically last week. Brown was met with semi-positive responses from Pilgrims manager Paul Sturrock: We're trying to keep our best players, but like everything they've all got prices and at the end [. Click to continue reading...