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Brett Hodgson was hugely disappointed by his side’s performance against Huddersfield Giants at the John Smith’s Stadium. The Black and Whites lost 24-16 to the Giants as they saw their hopes of winning the Challenge Cup ended for another year.
Brett Hodgson has made two changes to his side to face Huddersfield Giants this afternoon. The Black and Whites are still without Carlos Tuimavave, who has been struggling with a calf issue and has played just one game this season.
Hull FC will hope to secure a spot in the Challenge Cup semi-finals on Saturday when they travel to Huddersfield Giants (kick off 5pm).
Brett Hodgson has plans to make the most of his squad over the hectic Easter period. Starting on Saturday when the Black and Whites travel to Huddersfield Giants in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals, FC will have four games in the space of just 15 days, with two games scheduled to take place over the Easter weekend, of course.
Rugby League pundit Kevin Brown says Huddersfield Giants should be ‘worried’ as they prepare to take on in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals on Saturday. The Black and Whites have won three of their last four in all competitions and they’ll travel to the John Smith’s Stadium boosted by the return of three of their key men.
Hull FC will travel to Huddersfield Giants on Saturday with a near-fully fit squad of players. They’re still missing Scott Taylor, Jamie Shaul, Cam Scott and Joe Cator through injury, but the returns of Josh Reynolds, Carlos Tuimavave and Kane Evans will come as a huge boost to Brett Hodgson ahead of the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
Brett Hodgson has a decision to make this week as Josh Reynolds becomes available for selection once more. Hull FC have done just alright without him and Joe Lovodua has been great.
Brett Hodgson was disappointed but not disheartened by his side’s 19-18 loss to Wigan Warriors. A Harry Smith drop goal was the difference between the two sides at the DW Stadium as the Black and Whites fell to their first defeat in four games.