Hull City boss Tim Walter opens up on Abu Kamara Norwich City abuse
City’s deadline day signing was the subject of some heavy abuse on his return to Carrow Road
Tim Walter praised the short cameo appearance from Abu Kamara after coming off the bench in Hull City’s 4-0 thrashing at Norwich City on Saturday.
Kamara, who has had a difficult start to life at City following his dramatic deadline day move from Carrow Road to the MKM Stadium, was introduced 18 minutes from time alongside debutant Joao Pedro with City already 3-0 down.
The 21-year-old had been subjected to strong abuse from sections of the home crowd during his warm-up and that continued when he came off the bench, though he did have a positive impact, setting up Pedro to score, but it was ruled out for handball by the Tigers forward as he put the ball into the net.
After the game, Kamara went to clap the 700-strong travelling support before applauding the Norwich supporters and then was escorted off the pitch by Tigers assistant boss Filip Tapalovic who guided him down the tunnel, with his arm around the youngster.
Walter says Kamara’s short cameo appearance was promising, after coming on to replace Canadian international Liam Millar, a positive on an otherwise disappointing day for the visitors, who came into the game with a three-game winning streak.
