Hull City boss Shota Arveladze has been encouraged by his sides performances since taking over in January.
The Georgian boss has had a difficult start to life in England, with The Tigers failing to win their last four fixtures. Hull currently sit 20th in the Championship table, and are just 12 points above the drop. However, Arveladze has insisted he has spotted plenty of positives within the squad since taking charge.
Speaking to Yorkshire Post, he said: “Even the boys who have been out of the team, when I see them working it makes me feel comfortable because I know they can help each other.
“I have been surprised by how well they have concentrated and worked out the games. I feel that when they are quite close in front of me. It’s different when you look on a screen. I am really enjoying this Hull side.”
Hull City next face QPR away from home in what is expected to be a tough challenge for the visitors.
The fixture will also be Arveladze’s sixth game in charge – having previously stated it would take five fixtures to properly get to know his players.
But the former Rangers star has admitted the adjustment to football in England has not been too different from his previous work. Arveladze has managed in Turkey, Israel and Uzbekistan.
“It’s not been very different, not too much,” he says.
“It’s not the same because I’ve never been in a competition with 24 teams, I’ve been in with 20 or 18 and if you finish in the top five or three you usually…
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