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VERSATILITY BIG PLUS FOR GRANT

LEAGUE ONE

HULL boss Grant McCann is delighted to see his side spread the responsibility of goalscoring around the team.
The versatility of the Tigers going forward has allowed McCann to be flexible with his side.
McCann said: “It’s pleasing to see many different players scoring goals and different players taking opportunities.
“We’ve got players especially at the front end of the pitch who can play in different sorts of positions all across there.”

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