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Young Hull FC prop Jack Brown sometimes forgets he’s being coached by the legendary Gaz Ellis because it feels “just like talking with anybody.” But the 21-year-old is under no illusion about how big an impact the ex-England forward has had on improving his game this term.
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.
Brett Hodgson has made two changes to his side to face Wakefield Trinity at Belle Vue this afternoon. The Black and Whites are looking to continue their fine recent form and they’ll fancy their chances of picking two more points up in West Yorkshire.
It’s fair to say Hull FC have had a satisfactory first half of the season. It’s not time to get carried away, but they currently sit fifth in Super League, they have sorted out their home form, and they are sticking to their own processes and systems.
They're just over 50 per cent and that's just about right over the course of the season. They're probably at a C, they're there or thereabouts, but beating Wigan is a big win and a big plus for me. The Warriors came full strength and they were convincing without putting the game to bed early enough, but it was a very good performance. I saw glimpses of what they're capable of being and if they can produce that regularly, they're going to be a difficult team to beat
Brett Hodgson has opened up on the improvement he has seen in Jack Brown during his time with the club. Brown has been a key man in the side this season, featuring in every game the club has played and catching the eye enough to earn an England Knights call-up along the way.
England Knights head coach Paul Anderson has named a 27-man England Knights performance squad.
Nine Super League clubs have representation in Paul Anderson's newest England Knights squad, with eight players earning their first call-ups ahead of likely fixtures later this year. The Knights staff have begun discussions about the prospect of playing fixtures ahead of this autumn's Rugby League World Cup, allowing Anderson to name an updated Knights Performance Squad.