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Hull soar to third

AFP, Hull
Hull manager Phil Brown insists he won't get carried away by his side's
dream start to life in the Premier League after they rose to third place with a 1 -0 win over West Ham.
Michael Turner gave Hull their third successive victory - and their fifth in eight games - when he headed home in the 51 st minute at the KC Stadium.
It is a remarkable achievement for a team playing in the top flight for the first time in their 104-ycar history and widely tipped for relegation.
But Brown believes Hull's ability to rattle opponents with set pieces needs to be augmented by more incisive play in the final third if they are to continue their fine form.
'I think we've got to provide a little bit more quality on the ball
because we can't survive on setpieces alone," he said.
"But my biggest problem before the game was maintaining the success. People were talking about bubbles bursting but my simple answer to a bubble bursting is to blow another bubble!
"There's people dancing in the dressing room so we don't have to do a warm-down any more. It's a good atmosphere at the moment and long may it continue.”
Brown, whose side have now beaten four London teams this season after previous victories over Arsenal, Tottcnhan and Fulham, was full of praise forTUmcr.
But he described calls in some quarters for the 24-year-old to get an England call as unrealistic.
" He's not a Premier League player yet," Brown said. "Michael's attracting a lot of attention for his perfor-mances with clean sheets and winning Voals. But he couldn't do that
without his partnership in defence and the midfield in front ofliim."
Hull's stunning form has taken them above Arsenal, Manchester United and Aston Villa into the Champions League places and, while they may not stay there, there is now no doubt the Tigers can hold their own.
In contrast, disappointed Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola admitted his strikers needed to start making the most of their chances to avoid slipping down the table.
Carlton Cole and Matthew Etherington were both guilty of missing good chances and Zola said: "When we create chances and play the way we're playing we need to score and we didn't do that.
"Right now that's the missing part of this team and we need to work on finishing because we're creating a lot. It's down to the players but I totally tnist their ability and I'msun! we'll getit. rightsoon."