After the disappointment of losing to Swansea City, Hull City responded in brilliant fashion securing back-to-back away wins in successive Yorkshire derbies at Rotherham United and Huddersfield Town, but next up is an altogether different test away at automatic promotion hopefuls Southampton. The trip to the South Coast is the first of two big ones this week with play-off rivals West Brom to come on Saturday. As always, there was so much for the 1904 Club panel to talk about, and you can listen to the latest episode right now.

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Hull City suffered a poor home defeat on Saturday against Swansea City as Liam Rosenior's men once again failed to make it three league wins on the spin. That performance and Tuesday's trip to Rotherham United were key topics for discussion on the latest edition of the 1904 Club, with the panel joined by football finance expert Kieran Maguire to discuss the latest accounts revealed last week.

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It's back to the studio for the boys after their Phoenix Nights evening on Friday with Prutts back after his foray to Bristol. City were winners at the weekend but the bigger talking point was Tan Kesler's update on the progress - or lack of - of the stadium development project, so the quartet covered that depth, plus this weekend's visit of Swansea City.

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The 1904 Club went out on the road on Friday night, with Tan Kesler and Ian Ashbee joining the panel at the New Walton Club. In the second part of the show, Baz, Burnsy and Fletch quizzed City legend Ashbee on his career, and how his son Stan, is faring in Liam Rosenior's setup.

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The 1904 Club went on the road on Friday night for the first time at the New Walton Club, with vice-chairman Tan Kesler and club legend Ian Ashbee joining Barry Cooper, David Burns and James Fletcher in front of a live audience.

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Coming live from the beating heart of transfer deadline day, Baz, Burnsy, Prutts and Fletch are here for a special show late on transfer deadline day to reflect on the business done by Hull City both earlier in January and on the final day of the window.

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It's the final week of the transfer window and things are hotting up at Hull City, as Liam Rosenior looks to add to his Tigers squad before Thursday's deadline. City are in the market for at least three players while a host could yet leave the MKM Stadium in a big freshening up of his squad for the final 18 games of the campaign. The topic of the transfer window was the key topic for panellists Barry Cooper, David Prutton, David Burns and James Fletcher.

The 1904 Club will be hosting its first-ever LIVE show on Friday, February 2 at the New Walton Club (opposite the MKM Stadium) with some very special guests. Tickets are available NOW and proceeds go to the Tigers Trust.

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We're back with an extra special episode to help you through the weekend without Hull City action as we talk to one of the leading figures responsible for the footy scran revolution at the MKM Stadium. Henry Crane and his team keep churning out culinary delights for us all to enjoy on a matchday, so we had a chat to find out a bit more.

The 1904 Club will be hosting its first-ever LIVE show on Friday, February 2 at the New Walton Club (opposite the MKM Stadium) with some very special guests. Tickets are available NOW and proceeds go to the Tigers Trust.

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Hull City's hard-earned 1-0 win at Sunderland on Friday night saw the Tigers return to form in style against one of their promotion rivals. It was the perfect way for the Tigers to go into their enforced two-week break before they host Millwall on Saturday week. By that point, the transfer window will have closed and Liam Rosenior will know what he's got at his disposal. What will happen in the window was a key topic of discussion for Barry Cooper, David Prutton, David Burns and James Fletcher, in the latest episode of the 1904 Club podcast from the Hull Daily Mail.

The 1904 Club will be hosting its first-ever LIVE show on Friday, February 2 at the New Walton Club (opposite the MKM Stadium) with some very special guests. Tickets are available NOW and proceeds go to the Tigers Trust.

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In a special bonus episode, Baz, Prutts and Fletch are back to talk about the departure of Scott Twine to Bristol City and where it leaves the Tigers in the transfer market coupled with Liam Delap's injury. The trio also discussed Tuesday night's FA Cup replay at Birmingham City and the upcoming clash with Sunderland on Friday night.

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