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Brett Hodgson has made one change to his squad to take on Wakefield Trinity on Sunday afternoon. The Black and Whites will travel to West Yorkshire in the hope of extending their fine run of recent form, but they’ll have to do so without Carlos Tuimavave.
After a two-week break, Hull FC return to Super League action this Sunday afternoon, travelling to Wakefield for a second time this year.
Hull FC full-back Jake Connor is attracting interest from clubs Down Under in the NRL. (Hull Daily Mail)
Hull FC full-back Jake Connor is currently attracting attention from a number of Australian clubs. Connor has caught the eye with his performances in a black and white shirt this year and Hull Live understands NRL outfits have shown interest in taking him Down Under for next season.
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.
Brett Hodgson will be relatively happy with what he’s seen from his players so far this year. The Black and Whites currently sit fifth in the Super League table and they look more than capable of claiming a play-off spot at this moment in the time.
Hull FC have reached the half-way point in the Super League season and it’s fair to say Brett Hodgson will be pleased with what he’s seen from his side so far. currently sit fifth in the league table but they’re breathing down the necks of those above them and in the coming months they’ll fancy their chances of breaking into the top four.
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