Hull City Sacks Manager Tim Walter

Mark Robins is the frontrunner to become Hull City's next manager following the dismissal of Tim Walter after just 17 games, where he achieved only three wins. Hull currently sits third from bottom in the Championship, just one point above the relegation zone, intensifying the urgency for a successful appointment. Robins, who recently left Coventry City after a disappointing run, has an impressive history with the club, including two promotions and a notable FA Cup run. Meanwhile, Hull's owner, Acun Ilicali, faces the critical task of making the right choice, as previous managerial appointments have not succeeded. Other potential candidates include Frank Lampard and Ismail Kartal, with the latter likely due to his previous connections with the club. Andy Dawson is currently in temporary charge as the club evaluates its options.