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It's summer 2021. Hull FC are down the lane, fans are back in attendance, and life, with live rugby league and the days getting warmer, couldn't be more normal. Little did we all know then just how the events that night would shape the fortunes of one young man.
Hull FC travel to Perpignan this weekend to face Catalans Dragons and they’ll be desperate to pick up two points in the Mediterranean sunshine. The Black and Whites fell short last time out against Wakefield Trinity and they’ll be in a determined mood to set the record straight when they go to the Stade Gilbert Brutus on Saturday.
Hull FC will be thinking long and hard about recruitment and retention over the coming weeks. have already tied down Jordan Lane and Connor Wynne to new deals this year and they’re making moves in the market with Jake Trueman thought to be one signing all but secured.
Connor Wynne has been encouraged by the progress of youngsters this season as they continue to edge towards the senior ranks. The Black and Whites currently have the only unbeaten academy side in the country and there is plenty of optimism within the club about the crop of talent working its way through the system at the MKM Stadium.
Brett Hodgson has made the big decision to leave club captain Luke Gale out of his side to take on St Helens at the Totally Wicked Stadium. Gale has missed the last two games through suspension and the head coach has opted against naming him in the line-up for this evening’s clash.
Promising Hull FC youngster Connor Wynne has penned a new deal to remain at the MKM Stadium beyond the end of the season.
The Super League recruitment window is now open and across the competition clubs will be turning their attentions to signings and re-signings. Recruitment is a year-round process and clubs will now be approaching the off-contract players they have identified as potential targets.
Cheyse Blair, James Clare, Greg Eden, Kenny Edwards, Sosaia Feki, Mahe Fonua, George Griffin, Sam Hall, Brad Martin, Derrell Olpherts, Lewis Peachey, Danny Richardson, Cain Robb, Jake Trueman