Hull City have had a poor start to the season and Manager Phil Brown is coming under immense pressure at the KC Stadium so Skybet have decided to open the market on the Next Hull City Manager in the wake of speculation. Former Reading Manager Steve Coppell is heading the betting along with Alan Curbishley who has been out of work for some time now since leaving West Ham and maybe ready to return.

Next Hull City Manager Odds with Skybet as of 22/01/2010 – Click to Bet

Steve Coppell 5/2
Gareth Southgate 5/1
Darren Ferguson 5/1
Brian Horton 6/1
Paul Jewell 7/1
Alan Curbishley 9/1
David O Leary 10/1
Neil Warnock 10/1
Kevin Keegan 12/1
Peter Taylor 16/1
Ally McCoist 16/1
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Phil Brown has done an excellent job at the KC Stadium first of all winning promotion and then keeping the Tigers in the Premier League on the last day. As such there are no odds for the Next Hull City Manager but a poor start to the season may well see a market open up and we here at The Sack Race will be monitoring the situation closely over the coming months.

Hull City is a Premier League team Managed by Phil Brown and they are now entering their second season in the Premier League after just surviving on the last day of the season. Hull started last season like a train but they tailed off and found themselves just above the relegation zone at the end of the campaign. Brown will be hoping to keep The Tigers in the top flight once again and if possible try to improve their league position and build on recent success.

The Hull City Chairman is Paul Duffen and it would appear that he is extremely happy with Phil Brown who led them to the Premier League earlier than expected. It will be interesting to see how the board and indeed Brown will react should Hull City find themselves in relegation trouble early this season. Either way Hull City have probably been punching above their weight in the last couple of years and they should be delighted with the work that Phil Brown has done whether they get relegated or not.

Manager History

Hull City have been an improving team in the last decade with the culmination coming in 2007 when they were promoted to the Premioer League under Manager Phil Brown. The Tigers survived in the Premier League last season and Brown will know that will be the aim once again this term and he will come under immense pressure should the team start badly.

                         From        To
Phil Brown 04-12-2006  Present
Phil Parkinson 29-06-2006  04-12-2006
Peter Taylor 14-10-2002  29-06-2006
Billy Russell 11-10-2002  14-10-2002
Jan Molby 04-04-2002  11-10-2002
Billy Russell 27-02-2002  04-04-2002
Brian Little 25-04-2000  27-02-2002
Billy Russell 19-04-2000  25-04-2000
Warren Joyce 20-11-1998  19-04-2000
Mark Hateley 15-07-1997  11-11-1998
Terry Dolan 30-01-1991  14-07-1997
Stan Ternent 08-11-1989  31-01-1991
Colin Appleton 22-05-1989  30-10-1989
Eddie Gray 13-06-1988  20-05-1989
Brian Horton 01-06-1984  13-04-1988
Colin Appleton 08-06-1982  15-05-1984
Bobby Brown 04-03-1982  08-06-1982
Mike Smith 17-12-1979  04-03-1982
Ken Houghton 17-04-1978  12-12-1979
Bobby Collins 01-10-1977  10-02-1978
John Kaye 25-09-1974  01-10-1977
Terry Neill 01-06-1970  11-09-1974
Cliff Britton 01-07-1961  01-11-1969
Bob Brocklebank 01-03-1955  01-05-1961
Bob Jackson 01-06-1952  01-03-1955
Raich Carter 01-03-1948  01-09-1951
Frank Buckley 01-05-1946  01-03-1948
Ernest Blackburn 01-12-1936  01-01-1946
David Menzies 01-02-1936  01-10-1936
John Hill 01-03-1934  01-01-1936

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