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Some players | can't recognise, says Jakirovic

Hull Daily Mail

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September 01, 2025

HULL City head coach Sergei Jakirovic admitted he doesn't recognise his side after the Tigers were beaten 4-2 at Bristol City, and is desperate for the transfer window to close so he can get things back to normal.

The Tigers led after three minutes when Joe Gelhardt slotted in, but things soon unravelled with the visitors conceding three times to trail 3-1 at the break after some desperate defending

Max Bird stepped off the bench to crash in a fourth in the second half before Kyle Joseph cleverly turned in his first Tigers goal in added time to round off the scoring in a game which saw both sides share 49 attempts.

Jakirovic feels the impact of the transfer window has played a part in his City side delivering two below-par displays to lose twice in the past week, amid speculation about two of their key players in Ivor Pandur and Charlie Hughes.

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