Liam Rosenior’s passionate speech to the Hull City squad following Leicester City’s victory
The Tigers won their first game in Leicester since 2008.
Liam Rosenior gave his Hull City players a spirited post-match team talk after their 1-0 win over championship rivals Leicester City on Saturday, before sending them out for a well-deserved break.
The Tigers stunned the Foxes with a deserved victory at the King Power Stadium, thanks to Liam Delap’s blistering effort after only 15 minutes.
Though the Foxes had more possession – and pressure – City were rarely troubled and were excellent value for a win that puts them sixth in the Championship table after five games of the gruelling Championship marathon.
Rosenior, speaking to his players inside the King Power away dressing room and filmed by Tigers+ cameras, described the outcome and performance as his finest moment since taking over in early 2015.
Liam Rosenior gave his Hull City players a spirited post-match team talk after their 1-0 win over championship rivals Leicester City on Saturday, before sending them out for a well-deserved break.
The Tigers stunned the Foxes with a deserved victory at the King Power Stadium, thanks to Liam Delap’s blistering effort after only 15 minutes.
Though the Foxes had more possession – and pressure – City were rarely troubled and were excellent value for a win that puts them sixth in the Championship table after five games of the gruelling Championship marathon.
Rosenior, speaking to his players inside the King Power away dressing room and filmed by Tigers+ cameras, described the outcome and performance as his finest moment since taking over in early 2015.
“By far my proudest day as a manager.” Everything was there. In terms of daring to play from the back, of putting your body on the line, of belief and effort and courage and fitness, it was all I could ever wish for, and I’m emotional about it’, he said. “Don’t get carried away. We’ve played five games and have 10 points. We need to get to the point where we anticipate days like this for the remainder of the season.
“This has to become the norm for us.” Go away and have a good time. Whether you’re on internationals or not, take care of yourself and come back in shape so we can go again. If there is only one day in a season,
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