Hull City fan Ryan Frankish has given his verdict on the Tigers' defeat by Fulham, explains why he's not panicking yet, and reveals the changes he'd make before a huge clash with Brentford.

"It cannot get any worse than it did against Fulham. That is one of the worst Hull City performances I have seen in years. We were terrible," Frankish said.

"It is undoubtedly the worst performance we have had under Sergej Jakirovic.

"Misplaced passes. Disorganised at the back. Everything that needed to be done, did not get done in that game. It seemed like there was no real gameplan.

"We had absolutely no outlet on the left-hand side. Everything was going to the right and that was making us predictable. Louis Coyle did not fancy carrying the ball up the pitch that much, and Mohamed Belloumi couldn't string a pass together.

"The rare chance Belloumi got through, he just didn't pass to Oli McBurnie, who is crying out for a goalscoring chance. It was one of those that we sweep away because we know that is not the real level.

"We know our boys can play better than that. At the moment, I am not getting myself worked up.

"When you are realistic and see it in black and white - Fulham were the worst team in the Premier League at 14:29 on Sunday, but we just didn't get the job done.

"A 1-0 scoreline does us so much justice because we could have lost that 5-0.

"Brentford getting both of their central midfielders sent off in the 2-1 loss to Liverpool is huge. That really does give us a fighting chance.

"Brentford is one of the toughest games you will face in the Premier League when you're a newly promoted team because there is zero arrogance, just hard work and quality.

"We need to match that."