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For Hull FC under Brett Hodgson, it's always been about their standards. Win, lose, or draw, it's about being in the contest, staying in the fight, and showing both personal and team pride. However in shipping 62 points to Leeds on Saturday afternoon, all those components went out of the window.
Hull FC suffered their biggest defeat of the Brett Hodgson reign, losing 16-62 to Leeds Rhinos on Saturday afternoon. The Black and Whites conceded eleven tries in total, and are now left clinging onto a Super League play-off position.
Leeds boosted their Super League play-off aspirations while damaging those of Hull FC as they embarrassed the Black and Whites on their own patch, moving to within just three points of sixth place with a 62-16 demolition.
Hull FC only had themselves to blame in what is their fourth consecutive Super League defeat. A sequence of errors proved their undoing as Leeds ran out 62-16 winners at the MKM Stadium, with the comparisons to last season starting to become a haunting reality.
Brett Hodgson dived head first into life at Hull FC. He wasted no time in getting to work, but it was never about the short-term fix.
Hull FC fans were left purring by Jake Trueman's performance in Castleford Tigers' victory over Huddersfield Giants - but were soon brought down to earth with a bang. Trueman, whose move to the Black and Whites is now one of the worst-kept secrets in the game, ran the show as the Tigers notched an impressive victory over the in-form Giants.
Hull FC head coach Brett Hodgson can't wait to see his side back in action on their home ground as they finally make their MKM Stadium return. The Black and Whites have lost their last three on the road, and haven't played in the city of Hull since beating Wigan six weeks ago.
Hull FC and Leeds is a fixture that rarely needs an introduction. It's not quite Hull and Rovers, but, and thanks to the Loiners' tendency over the years to sign the Black and Whites' best players, there's never been much love lost between the two outfits.