Manager Steve Bruce feels energetic enough to push on with Hull after agreeing to sign a new three-year contract at the KC Stadium . The 54-year-old took charge of the Tigers in June 2012 and led the club into the Barclays Premier League at the first time of asking before securing their top-flight status in 2014 . Hull , who reached the FA Cup final under Bruce last season , are currently in a position to stay up once again and their boss appears to have been duly rewarded for his efforts . Steve Bruce took charge of Hull in June 2012 and led the club into the Premier League . Bruce 's side face Leicester at the King Power Stadium in a crucial Premier League clash on Saturday . Speaking before Saturday 's league game at Leicester , he said : ' I 'm delighted because I 've enjoyed the last two-and-a-half years . This season has been difficult at times but I 've enjoyed it . 'What we 've started here is about trying to establish ourselves as a Premier League club . Hull City supporters show their faith in manager Bruce for their last home game against Sunderland . Bruce ( centre ) took Hull to the FA Cup final last season , where they lost 3-2 to Arsenal . 'When you commit yourself to a new deal the first thing to ask is 'do you still have the energy for it ? ' Those things were going through my head . 'Let 's hope we have another two-and-half years like we 've had . 'It 's a three-year contract with a year rolling - that 's the nuts and bolts of it . '
BruceSteve Bruce has signed a new three-year contract with Hull . The 54-year-old took charge of the Tigers in June 2012 . Steve Bruce led the club into the Barclays Premier League that season . The Tigers boss secured the club 's top-flight status in 2014 . Hull reached the FA Cup final under Steve Bruce last season .