

Yep - no nonsense centre half....played during the promotion season 75/76. Pretty sure he'd lost his hair by the time he ended up with us.Sutekh wrote:Interesting one. He would cost money unless Hull agree to cancel the 3 year contract he signed on 1 March 2024.
He also has a Reading connection as his grandfather was the defender Geoff Barker (below) who started at Hull but played 50 games or so under Charlie Hurley in 1975 and 1976 before being sold to Grimsby.
Anyone remember him? He sadly died in 2022.
Spotted in the hotelPepe the Horseman wrote:We'd be crackers not to sign him.
FINALLY gonna get Lee Tomlin over the line.genome wrote:Spotted in the hotelPepe the Horseman wrote:We'd be crackers not to sign him.
If you Google "Famous Mattys" then Playback.fm will tell you:Winston Biscuit wrote:no fully grown adult should be allowed to be called Matty
Maybe we are all showing our age....Winston Biscuit wrote:no fully grown adult should be allowed to be called Matty
Matty Hancockmorganb wrote:If you Google "Famous Mattys" then Playback.fm will tell you:Winston Biscuit wrote:no fully grown adult should be allowed to be called Matty
The most famous person named Matty is Matty Malneck
(Nope, me neither)
While the AI Overview agrees with Winny Biccy that no fully grown adults should be allowed to be called Matty:
Several famous people share the name Matt or Matthew...

Looks a bit old but could probably "do a job"Sutekh wrote:
Matty Hancock
He likes to play both sides, started out as a keeper but kept dropping the ball.morganb wrote:Looks a bit old but could probably "do a job"Sutekh wrote:
Matty Hancock
Is he left wing or right wing?
O'Rourke's news detailed on Football Insider:RG30 wrote:Pete O'Rourke reporting a loan deal will be completed this week.
We've got a lot of prospective LBs in the wings, so it makes sense to have short term cover while they develop.WestYorksRoyal wrote:I get we need to monitor budgets, but how much would a transfer fee have been? We need to build a squad over a few years which loans don't give you. If he does well with us, he'll cost more and we'll have competition. I guess the flip side is if he's shit we're not lumbered with him. But I'd like to see us taking calculated risks.
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