Assem Allam wants to drop "City" from the 109-year-old name and rebrand his Premier League club, but the idea has been met by fierce opposition from supporters.
"No one on earth is allowed to question my business decisions - I won't allow it," Allam told Sky Sports News on Tuesday. "And I'll give you my CV to give you comfort and show you what I have achieved.
"I'm here to save the club and manage the club for the benefit of the community - it will never, ever be the other way around, take it from me.
"But the community can say 'go away', and I will go within 24 hours."
Allam, the 74-year-old Egyptian-born businessman, bought Hull in December 2010.
When asked what would happen if the FA said he could not change the club's name, Allam said: "The same thing. It's a free country. There are no two ways about it - I have never said something and then gone back on it."
(Writing by Stephen Wood; editing by Justin Palmer)
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