Not downplaying what yu done, but this is becoming one of them things you’d see during international break
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Hull City’s Yu Hirakawa had only just joined the club when he saw what one young supporter had been going through.
Six-year-old Ronnie, known as Tiny Tiger, had been badly affected by bullying and his mum said he had reached the point where he “wanted to hide from the world.”
After Hull beat Swansea, Hirakawa went over to him, gave him his shirt, put an arm around him and spent time speaking to him.
His mum said Yu didn’t just hand over the shirt and walk away. He actually stopped, listened and tried to comfort him.
Ronnie is autistic and has ADHD, and his family had only posted about what happened to raise awareness.
They never expected one of Hull’s players to see it.
A small gesture from Hirakawa.
Probably a massive one for that lad. ❤️
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Why are you all defending the club giving tickets to Turks, if you’re argument is that the people who missed out should have gone to more games than surely they shouldn’t go to Turks who have *checks notes* never been to a game #hcafc
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thought i’d join in on this away points and ticket malarkey…
i have enough points to go to every away game without worry. Up the 500+ point Tigers, See you at Arsenal cunts 👍👍 #hcafc
Anyone going to the @The1904Club podcast tonight please ask about these packages and the large areas of sold tickets in Fulham and Arsenal away ends, thanks
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