Watch Hull v Birmingham Live Stream Online England Championship 2011 Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on Wednesday 07/12/11 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free Hull v Birmingham Stream Free Online Video Of England Championship Wednesday,7 Dec-2011 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 20:45 CET.England Championship ,Watch Video Online Live Stream,Watch Hull v Birmingham Live Streaming Video ,Hull v Birmingham Stream,Hull v Birmingham Live free,Hull v Birmingham Streaming,Hull v Birmingham Live, Watch Hull v Birmingham online,Hull v Birmingham online, Hull v Birmingham Results,England Championship Fixtures,Hull City:Hull City themselves have suffered a few hiccups of late and as a result have turned in some inconsistent performances.This is evident when you consider Hull's last six matches results; L-L-W-L-L-W, with wins over Derby County and Leicester City and losses to Barnsley, West Ham, Burnley and Southampton. At home, they’ve also recorded wins over Reading, Portsmouth, Cardiff City and Watford.
The Tigers’ home record therefore stands at 5-0-4 11/11 but they need to be more consistent in front of their home crowd. In terms of goals, former Leicester City striker Matty Fryatt (8 goals, 1 assist) leads the way along with midfielder Robert Koren (5 goals, 2 assists) and former Peterborough United hit-man Aaron Mclean (3 goals, 2 assists) who was an absolute assassin a few seasons ago with The Posh in League Two hitting 29 league goals. Midfielder Tom Cairney (4 assists) has been their main provider.
Birmingham City
Onto the visitors then; I’m starting to grow tired of the excuses that we’re hearing as Blues fans.
A shot took a massive deflection which won them the game (v Sporting Braga 0-1). Question: Why was striker Nikola Zigic nominated as the penalty-taker when he has just returned to fitness and has started only 4 matches this season? Aside from not being noted as a penalty taker anyway, it’s abundantly clear that he’s totally bereft of confidence and Birmingham’s game plan should rather be focusing on a front pairing of Chris Woods and Adam Rooney – I believe that is when Blues play their best attacking football instead of accommodating a, let’s face it, Serbian Kevin Francis!
Okay, whinge over – Blues have won just once in their last six Championship matches and seem to be slowly but surely drifting away from at least a play-off place which would have been manager Chris Hughton’s pre-season brief. They are now 14 points adrift of second placed West Ham who occupy the last remaining automatic promotion place, and are now six points adrift of a revived Brighton who are sixth with 32 points.
England Championship
Match : Hull v Birmingham
Date: Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Kick Off Time: 19:45 GMT
Venue:
Live/Repeat: Live
MATCH PREVIEW
Hull are still without suspended winger Robbie Brady for the home game with Birmingham but have no new injury problems.
Teenager Brady, on loan from Manchester United, will sit out the second of a three-match ban following his red card in the recent defeat at Southampton.
Caretaker manager Nick Barmby is not expected to make any unforced changes after Saturday's home win over former boss Nigel Pearson's Leicester.
Aaron Mclean will continue his partnership up front with Matty Fryatt, while long-term absentees Richard Garcia and Seyi Olofinjana are not yet ready to return after respective knee injuries.
Barmby said: "Those two will need another game because it's a big ask to play just one game and come back into the reckoning for the first team.
"We've got good options at the moment and will have even more when those two are back.''
Birmingham will be without the suspended Curtis Davies.
Defender Davies will serve a one-match ban after the Blues decided not to appeal against his sending off during the 1-0 defeat at Cardiff on Sunday.
Davies was dismissed for a professional foul on Kenny Miller, bringing down the Bluebirds striker when he was through on goal.
On-loan striker Chris Wood will hope to return to the starting line-up on what will be his 20th Birthday.
It remains to be seen whether left-back Liam Ridgewell will return from the thigh injury that has ruled him out in recent weeks.
Jordon Mutch is training with the first-team squad again after recovering from a broken ankle but this game could come too soon for the midfielder.
The Tigers’ home record therefore stands at 5-0-4 11/11 but they need to be more consistent in front of their home crowd. In terms of goals, former Leicester City striker Matty Fryatt (8 goals, 1 assist) leads the way along with midfielder Robert Koren (5 goals, 2 assists) and former Peterborough United hit-man Aaron Mclean (3 goals, 2 assists) who was an absolute assassin a few seasons ago with The Posh in League Two hitting 29 league goals. Midfielder Tom Cairney (4 assists) has been their main provider.
Birmingham City
Onto the visitors then; I’m starting to grow tired of the excuses that we’re hearing as Blues fans.
A shot took a massive deflection which won them the game (v Sporting Braga 0-1). Question: Why was striker Nikola Zigic nominated as the penalty-taker when he has just returned to fitness and has started only 4 matches this season? Aside from not being noted as a penalty taker anyway, it’s abundantly clear that he’s totally bereft of confidence and Birmingham’s game plan should rather be focusing on a front pairing of Chris Woods and Adam Rooney – I believe that is when Blues play their best attacking football instead of accommodating a, let’s face it, Serbian Kevin Francis!
Okay, whinge over – Blues have won just once in their last six Championship matches and seem to be slowly but surely drifting away from at least a play-off place which would have been manager Chris Hughton’s pre-season brief. They are now 14 points adrift of second placed West Ham who occupy the last remaining automatic promotion place, and are now six points adrift of a revived Brighton who are sixth with 32 points.
England Championship
Match : Hull v Birmingham
Date: Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Kick Off Time: 19:45 GMT
Venue:
Live/Repeat: Live
MATCH PREVIEW
Hull are still without suspended winger Robbie Brady for the home game with Birmingham but have no new injury problems.
Teenager Brady, on loan from Manchester United, will sit out the second of a three-match ban following his red card in the recent defeat at Southampton.
Caretaker manager Nick Barmby is not expected to make any unforced changes after Saturday's home win over former boss Nigel Pearson's Leicester.
Aaron Mclean will continue his partnership up front with Matty Fryatt, while long-term absentees Richard Garcia and Seyi Olofinjana are not yet ready to return after respective knee injuries.
Barmby said: "Those two will need another game because it's a big ask to play just one game and come back into the reckoning for the first team.
"We've got good options at the moment and will have even more when those two are back.''
Birmingham will be without the suspended Curtis Davies.
Defender Davies will serve a one-match ban after the Blues decided not to appeal against his sending off during the 1-0 defeat at Cardiff on Sunday.
Davies was dismissed for a professional foul on Kenny Miller, bringing down the Bluebirds striker when he was through on goal.
On-loan striker Chris Wood will hope to return to the starting line-up on what will be his 20th Birthday.
It remains to be seen whether left-back Liam Ridgewell will return from the thigh injury that has ruled him out in recent weeks.
Jordon Mutch is training with the first-team squad again after recovering from a broken ankle but this game could come too soon for the midfielder.
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