Season summary
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The 2005–06 season was hardly the most exciting in Hull City's history and it was more a season of consolidation after two successive promotions. Hull finished the Championship season in 18th place – a comfortable 10 points clear of relegation and their highest league finish for 16 years.
The successful stint at Hull City saw Taylor linked with the Charlton Athletic manager's job before it was given to Iain Dowie .[1] Crystal Palace , a club at which he had enjoyed considerable success as a player.[2]
Final league table
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Updated to match(es) played on 2 December 2011. Source:
RSSSF Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Hull City's score comes first [3]
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Scorers
6 August 2005
Queens Park Rangers H
0–0
22,201
9 August 2005
Sheffield Wednesday A
1–1
29,910
Barmby
13 August 2005
Wolverhampton Wanderers A
0–1
24,333
20 August 2005
Brighton & Hove Albion H
2–0
18,648
France , Burgess
27 August 2005
Plymouth Argyle A
1–0
12,329
Elliott
29 August 2005
Leicester City H
1–1
20,192
Fagan
10 September 2005
Crystal Palace A
0–2
18,630
13 September 2005
Stoke City H
0–1
18,692
17 September 2005
Luton Town H
0–1
19,184
24 September 2005
Coventry City A
2–0
21,161
Welsh (2)
27 September 2005
Norwich City A
1–2
27,470
Cort
30 September 2005
Millwall H
1–1
18,761
Burgess
15 October 2005
Southampton A
1–1
23,810
Ellison
18 October 2005
Reading H
1–1
17,698
Brown
22 October 2005
Derby County H
2–1
20,661
Elliott , Green (pen)
28 October 2005
Burnley A
0–1
11,701
1 November 2005
Preston North End A
0–3
13,536
5 November 2005
Watford H
1–2
18,444
Barmby
19 November 2005
Reading A
1–3
17,864
Barmby
22 November 2005
Southampton H
1–1
18,061
Barmby
26 November 2005
Queens Park Rangers A
2–2
13,815
France , Paynter
3 December 2005
Cardiff City H
2–0
18,364
Paynter , Fagan
10 December 2005
Sheffield Wednesday H
1–0
21,329
Price
16 December 2005
Brighton & Hove Albion A
1–2
6,929
Elliott
26 December 2005
Crewe Alexandra A
2–2
7,942
Fagan , Paynter
28 December 2005
Ipswich Town H
2–0
20,124
Barmby , Fagan
31 December 2005
Leeds United A
0–2
26,387
3 January 2006
Sheffield United H
1–3
21,929
Price
14 January 2006
Crystal Palace H
1–2
18,886
Parkin
21 January 2006
Stoke City A
3–0
13,444
Russell (own goal), Parkin , Duffy
31 January 2006
Coventry City H
1–2
18,381
Elliott
4 February 2006
Luton Town A
3–2
8,835
Elliott , Duffy , Parkin
11 February 2006
Norwich City H
1–1
20,527
Cort
14 February 2006
Millwall A
1–1
7,108
Parkin
18 February 2006
Cardiff City A
0–1
11,047
25 February 2006
Wolverhampton Wanderers H
2–3
19,841
Cort , Edwards (own goal)
4 March 2006
Leicester City A
2–3
22,835
Elliott , Green
11 March 2006
Plymouth Argyle H
1–0
20,137
Fagan
18 March 2006
Crewe Alexandra H
1–0
21,163
Green
25 March 2006
Ipswich Town A
1–1
23,968
Cort
1 April 2006
Leeds United H
1–0
23,486
Parkin
8 April 2006
Sheffield United A
2–3
26,324
Elliott , Duffy
15 April 2006
Burnley H
0–0
19,926
17 April 2006
Derby County A
1–1
24,961
Green
22 April 2006
Preston North End H
1–1
19,716
Mawéné (own goal)
30 April 2006
Watford A
0–0
17,128
Round
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Goalscorers
R3
7 January 2006
Aston Villa H
0–1
17,051
League Cup
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Round
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Goalscorers
R1
23 August 2005
Blackpool A
1–2
3,819
Price
[4] [5] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules . Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Left club during season
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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules . Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Statistics
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Appearances, goals and cards
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(Starting appearances + substitute appearances) References
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Boaz Myhill
Mark Lynch
Marc Joseph
Stuart Elliott
Ben Burgess
Stephen McPhee
Sérgio Leite
Rui Marques