Report: Marti Cifuentes of QPR deliberately forgot to include a crucial point in his criticism of Hull City’s transfer.

Marti Cifuentes of QPR deliberately forgot to include a crucial point in his criticism of Hull City’s transfer.

On Tuesday night against QPR, an opposition manager brought up Hull City’s aggressive summer recruitment campaign for the first time this season. When speaking about his team’s 3-1 loss to City at Loftus Road—the team that won for the third consecutive season—Rangers manager Marti Cifuentes brought up the summer expenditure of the city. Tim Walter’s team overcame a dismal start to the season to win three straight games against Stoke City, Cardiff City, and now QPR, with some of their new additions doing admirably in front of goal. In the previous three games, Kasey Palmer, Mohamed Belloumi, Oscar Zambrano, Chris Bedia, Cody Drameh, and Liam Millar have all scored goals to help City climb from the bottom of the table to the verge of After the game, Cifuentes stated, “We played against a team who again spent 20+ million and they have got a lot of quality, so that’s reality as well in the league we are playing.” Although City has made significant summertime spending on players like Liam Millar, Charlie Hughes, Abu Kamara, and Mohamed Belloumi, many rival managers willfully fail to bring up the fact that the team received sizeable transfer fees to assist finance their additions.