The Tigers Down Under look back on the first half of the 2015/16 season, as City looked to bounce back from relegation at the first time of asking under Steve Bruce.

We look back on our pre-season predictions as we review City's season, looking at signing of the season, most improved player, game of the season, and crown our Player of the Season.

The Tigers Down Under look back on the second half of the 2014/15 season, as City were struck by injuries to key players, and despite a late surge were unable to avoid succumbing to relegation.

A solid draw against Swansea to end their season was a positive way to end the season at the MKM as a record crowd was on hand to cheer City on. The season itself ends away at Luton Town who sit third in the table, providing a strong test for City to set themselves ahead of the summer break.

Despite taking the lead, City were unable to hold on for an impressive result at Boro, but didn't make the same mistake at home to Watford three days later with an impressive win against a relegated side in Watford. City's season comes to a close in the coming weeks, with a game against in-form Swansea a tough test this weekend.

A tough fought but well deserved point against Blackburn in the late game on Saturday saw City eke out another point and edge closer to mathematical safety. A debut for eye-catching Harry Vaughn was exciting and promising as well, as City look ahead to a tough double-header against Boro and Watford.

A breathless Easter period saw 4 points picked up, 5 goals scored, and 4 conceded as City first drew with Sunderland 4-4 in one of the games of the season, before picking up a hard fought win at home to Millwall. Is top half still in the picture?

A 23,000 strong crowd was on hand to watch a poor showing against a Rotherham side battling relegation, as City created chances but couldn't put them away. Rumours during the week around the manager's future will add fuel to a rumbling discontent, but with games against promotion hopefuls Milwall and Sunderland to come, City can't afford to pause.

A 1-1 draw with Reading was a disappointing way to sign off before the International break, but a bumper crowd at home for a Yorkshire derby with Rotherham United is an exciting way to return from the break. Aaron Connolly is potentially back in the line up as we field an almost fully fit squad.

Oscar was back on the scoresheet as City put in a second impressive performance in a row against a strong Coventry side. Improved performances across the board were a joy to watch, and with Burnley coming up mid-week there was no better time for City to pick up the paces. Reading are our opponent this weekend as we look to avenge a disappointing pre-World Cup loss.  

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