The Tigers Down Under

Alex chats about the disastrous defeat against Reading with guest host Lauren, before looking ahead to the daunting Middlesbrough and Leeds fixtures which offer little hope of respite. Alex then casts his mind back to the Arsenal fixture ten years ago that made the world sit up and take notice of City in their first Premier League season.

Alex and Dan discuss the uplifting win against Ipswich which contained a few pretty significant firsts, before the less impressive result against Wigan. The pair also look ahead to the visit to Reading, as well as their thoughts on Adkins' time as manager so far.

Bad luck comes in threes, so after three losses in a row perhaps our luck is about to change? Alex and Logan catch up on all things City over the last 10 days with losses to Stoke and Derby in the league, accompanying a trouncing by Derby in the League Cup. The pair also touch on the two Deadline Day bits of business City achieved, and the remarkable achievement of holding onto Kamil Grosicki.

Alex, Dan and Mitch discuss the up and down nature of the results for City over the past seven days, with an aimless, disappointing result against Blackburn followed by an energetic, attacking, entertaining victory against Rotherham on Wednesday. The trio also discuss the latest transfer rumours as a pair of Middlesbrough players are linked to the club on loan.

Alex and Mitch recap the draw with Sheffield Wednesday and the penalty victory over Sheffield United, which revealed unexpected depth available at the club, as the youngsters from the Academy stepped into the XI without missing a beat. Rotherham and Blackburn are up next, and offer a great opportunity to get two wins on the board.

Dan and Alex discuss the disappointing loss to Villa, but pick out a number of promising signs from the display. Two matches against the Sheffield clubs are to come, and offer an opportunity to bounce back in convincing fashion. While it was a poor way to start the season, panic buttons shouldn't be pushed just yet.

Alex, Dan and Mitch look ahead to the first game of the new Championship season as City entertain Aston Villa at the KCOM. Steve Bruce is still manager for Villa despite a rather tumultuous off-season, but can City come out on top in the reunion?

Dare we be.. positive? Tigers TV, six new signings before the season begins, and a flashy new kit, everything's feeling rather positive for a change. Alex and Mitch discuss the new signings as well as the players who have departed in the off-season, before covering the news that the club will be streaming all non-televised City games this season. We're back!

Alex and Logan have plenty to discuss with two good points against Villa and Wolves, as well as games against QPR and Burton Albion to preview. Are City almost at safety? How many more points are needed? There are also promising developments in the Club's social media habits that point to a brighter future!

Alex is joined by Mitch to talk about the disappointing defeat at Birmingham, before turning focus to the slew of City players way on International duty, as Jackson Irvine chalks up a unique stat. The pair then discuss how they would handle player contracts in the off season to try and resolve the concerning situation the club finds itself in.

Alex and Logan are back for a brand new episode of The Tigers Down Under, and what a return City has laid out for us! Back to back wins against Ipswich and Norwich have pulled us well clear of the relegation zone as we head to Birmingham to all but secure safety.

Alex and Logan discuss a wide range of topics, from the joy of knocking off Nottingham Forest and looking ahead to some great fixtures with Chelsea in the FA Cup and Boro in the league, to the sorrow of Ryan Mason having to announce his retirement from football. The pair share their thoughts on his announcement, and their thoughts on his time at City.

Alex and Logan had plenty to discuss as they wrapped up Hull City's transfer dealings for January. The pair discuss the signings of MacDonald and Wilson, as well as the retention of Jarrod Bowen, Kamil Grosicki and Michael Dawson. But how did the club fare over all? Should more have been done to arrest the slide down the table?

Alex is joined by Logan to recap a busy week which began with a great win over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup, before a dour 0-0 draw at home to Leeds. The week was capped off with an interesting end to the transfer window, before the pair look ahead to this week's clash with Preston North End.

Alex and Dan break down what was a truly terrible performance against Sunderland, before Alex loses it completely and unleashes a rant against the state of affairs at the club. Where's the money for players? If there's none, why sack Slutsky? There is a game or two to preview as well, although it seemed a bit easier to sidetrack and laugh at Leeds' new crest..

Alex is joined by Logan to discuss the flat draw with Reading from the past weekend, as well as the transfer rumours that have emerged over the weekend. The pair then examine the unfortunate relationship that City and Sunderland are beginning, as they potentially drop through the divisions.

Alex and Dan catch up on all of the Hull City action over the holiday period, assessing which game frustrated them the most, or satisfied them the most. The pair also chat about the January transfer window, and the potential for players to leave the club despite the manager's wishes. The upcoming game against Reading is also previewed.

Alex is joined by special guest, Socceroos and Hull City midfielder Jackson Irvine to discuss his career in England, beginning in the youth set up at Celtic before moving to the Championship via Ross County to play for Burton Albion where he made his debut for the Socceroos, before moving to Hull City in the Summer.

Alex is joined by Mitch, Brad and Dan to discuss the fall out of the draw with Sheffield Wednesday - namely the sacking by "mutual consent" of Leonid Slutsky and the appointment of Nigel Adkins - as well as looking ahead to an opportunity at home to get the three points against a weak Brentford.

Alex, Dan and Logan discuss the late defensive frailties that follow City from match to match, and look ahead to hopefully greener pastures against Sheffield Wednesday, who we last faced at Wembley back when the Tigers Down Under podcast was just starting out. It's now 50 episodes later and we look back on some fond City-themed memories in that time.