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1907–08 Hull City A.F.C. season

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English football club season August 2026 August 2026 Hull City 1907–08 Ambrose Langley Anlaby Road Second Division 8th FA Cup Second round Jacky Smith (31) Jacky Smith (32) 5–0 (v Clapton Orient, 10 October, Second Division) 5–0 (v Burnley, 18 January, Second Division) _hull190506h _hull190708h _hull190506h _hull190506h 1E1E1E _collar_buttons _hull190506h FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 1E1E1E 1906–07 1908–09 The 1907–08 season was the fourth season in the history of Hull City Association Football Club and their third consecutive season in the Second Division. In addition to the domestic league, the club would also participate in the FA Cup. Summary The summer of 1907 was a busy one for Hull. A number of players came and went, with the departures of Peter Howe, Andrew Raisbeck, and George Rushton marking the last members of the Tigers' first-ever competitive line-up to leave the club.https://www.oncloudseven.com/players/ Hull City’s All-Time Players oncloudseven.com 20 August 2026 In terms of arrivals, Ambrose Langley recruited several figures to strengthen Hull's bid for promotion. The most important of these were Joe Shaw and Arthur Temple, who were brought in to replace the outgoing Howe and Rushton. In doing so, they completed a youthful attacking unit, partnered alongside captain Gordon Wright and the relentless duo of Jacky and Joe Smith.https://www.oncloudseven.com/41-joe-shaw/ 41 Joe Shaw oncloudseven.com 20 August 2026https://www.oncloudseven.com/42-arthur-temple/ 42 Arthur Temple oncloudseven.com 20 August 2026 That said, Langley's side failed to achieve their desired outcome, finishing 8th in the Second Division.https://www.rsssf.org/engpaul/FLA/1907-08.html England 1907-08 rsssf.org 20 August 2026 However, the one consolation was that Jacky Smith had ended the season as the league's top scorer, notching 31 goals.https://www.oncloudseven.com/18-jacky-smith/ 18 Jacky Smith oncloudseven.com 20 August 2026 In the FA Cup, the Tigers fared better. Although only going as far as the second round, which was at least a new club record at the time, they had done so by thrashing First Division side Woolwich Arsenal 4–1 at Anlaby Road.https://www.seniortigers.org.uk/stc_memorabilia/memorabilia/programme_browser/matchinformation2020.php?season=1907-08&date=16/01/1908 Hull City v Woolwich Arsenal seniortigers.org.uk 20 August 2026 Competitions Second Division 1907–08 Football League League table Second Division y HUL FA Cup 1907–08 FA Cup Matches #CCFFCC Win 1px solid #AAAAAA #FFFFCC Draw 1px solid #AAAAAA #FFCCCC Loss 1px solid #AAAAAA #DateHomeResultAwayVenueAtt.ScorersHSO Hull scorers only1R11.01.08Woolwich Arsenal0–0Hull CityA15,0001R16.01.08Hull City4–1Woolwich ArsenalH16,000Shaw (2), Temple, Ja. Smith2R01.02.08Aston Villa3–0Hull CityA35,000 Squad Name Position Nationality Place of birth Date of birth (age)Players' ages listed as they were on 1 July 1907, the official start date of the 1907–08 season Previous club Date signed Fee GoalkeepersGeorge CookGKENGWelton-le-Wold3 September 1877 (age 29)Brunswick Institute1904UnknownEd RoughleyGKENGOrmskirk26 September 1879 (age 27)St Helens RecreationMay 1906Unknown DefendersAndy BrowellHBENGWalbottle17 September 1889 (age 17)NewburnDecember 1907UnknownGeorge BrowellHBENGWalbottle21 November 1884 (age 22)West StanleySeptember 1905UnknownDavy GordonHBSCOLeith29 December 1882 (age 24)SCO Leith Athletic1905UnknownEllis HallHBENGEcclesfield22 June 1889 (age 18)UnattachedJanuary 1906—George HedleyFBENGMedomsley24 June 1882 (age 25)SCO Heart of MidlothianMarch 1906UnknownFrank MartinHBENGGateshead3 January 1887 (age 20)Gateshead RodleyJanuary 1907UnknownJack McQuillanFBENGBoldon Colliery1 September 1885 (age 21)Jarrow TownOctober 1906UnknownTommy NevinsFBENGUsworth17 March 1886 (age 21)Washington AthleticMay 1907UnknownWilliam RobinsonHBENGPrescot1 October 1880 (age 26)Manchester CityMay 1905UnknownWilliam StephensonFBENGWhitburn5 June 1888 (age 19)WhitburnMay 1907Unknown AttackersHarry HallIFENGEcclesfield16 February 1887 (age 20)UnattachedJanuary 1906—John MorrisonIFENGJarrow20 December 1885 (age 21)JarrowMarch 1908UnknownNed NeveOFENGPrescot3 May 1885 (age 22)St Helens RecreationMay 1906UnknownArthur PaceOFENGNewcastle upon Tyne4 September 1885 (age 21)Hebburn ArgyleNovember 1907UnknownJoe ShawCFENGSouth Hylton19 February 1883 (age 24)SunderlandMay 1907UnknownHarry SimmonOFENGBearpark23 March 1879 (age 28)Leadgate ParkJuly 1905UnknownJacky SmithIFENGWardley29 September 1883 (age 23)Hebburn ArgyleJune 1905UnknownJoe SmithOFENGBoosbeck17 June 1886 (age 21)West StanleySeptember 1905UnknownJock TaylorIFSCOElgin12 December 1885 (age 21)SCO ParkheadAugust 1907UnknownArthur TempleIFENGNewcastle upon Tyne23 January 1887 (age 20)Wallsend Park Villa1907UnknownGordon Wright (c)OFENGEnglefield Green3 October 1884 (age 22)PortsmouthApril 1906Unknown Notes References Hull City 1907–08 Hull City match record: 1907 Hull squad Category:Hull City A.F.C. seasons Hull City