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Tony Smith could welcome a string of first-teamers back into his squad for Saturday's clash with Wakefield Trinity. Smith has recalled Lachlan Coote and Albert Vete to the 21-man squad in what will be his first game since confirming he will leave Rovers at the end of the season.
Tony Smith believes Hull KR are hitting form at the right time as they embark on a huge month that will have a big bearing on their season. Rovers head to France to take on Toulouse Olympique before games against Wakefield Trinity, Leeds Rhinos and the Challenge Cup semi-final with Huddersfield Giants.
Let's cut to the chase - Monday's clash with Toulouse Olympique is a difficult game where the odds are stacked against Hull KR. Rovers will enter the game as strong favourites but there are a number of factors that make the trip a much more difficult game than some will give credit for.
Brad Takairangi could make his first Hull KR appearance since being spared jail for serious driving offences after being named in the 21-man squad to face Toulouse Olympique. The 32-year-old was given a suspended jail sentence for crashing into a police car as to drove the wrong way down the A63 on January 2nd this year.
Tony Smith believes Lachlan Coote will leave a legacy at Hull KR for years to come after producing his best performance in Rovers colours on Friday. The fullback scored twice and created the other try in the derby win over Hull FC, going further to justify the club's decision to spend big on the three-time Super League champion.
Tony Smith heaped praise on winger Ethan Ryan after the Hull KR speedster took his opportunity in style during the win over Hull FC.
Lachlan Coote’s first Hull derby experience certainly lived up to expectations as triumphed in front of a sell-out crowd at Craven Park. Coote scored two tries in the second half to take the game away from Hull FC and secure Rovers’ first derby victory since 2019.
Hull FC turned in an underwhelming performance to lose 16-4 against Hull KR at Craven Park on Good Friday.