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Jimmy Keinhorst has spoken for the first time since signing his new deal at Hull KR. last week. The utility man penned a one-year extension with the Robins and has been on media duties ahead of Sunday's clash with Salford Red Devils.
As we approach the halfway stage of the season one of the more worrying statistics surrounding Hull KR's season so far is the number of tries they have scored.
Tom Garratt is still unavailable for selection according to Hull KR head coach Tony Smith, who provided Hull Live with an injury update earlier in the week. Garratt, who hasn't featured for the Robins since the 34-18 victory over Warrington in early April, has suffered from some long-term concussion symptoms and has been seeing specialists in London over the past few months.
Hull KR coach Tony Smith has revealed that Mikey Lewis is doubtful to make his comeback next week against Salford Red Devils after sustaining a setback during training earlier in the week. The mercurial half-back suffered ruptured ligaments in his ankle early in the second half during the Robins' 34-10 Challenge Cup quarter-final win over Castleford in April and has been unavailable for the past seven games due to going under the knife to repair the damage.
Jimmy Keinhorst says he's excited to see where Hull KR can go after agreeing a new one-year contract at the club. The 31-year-old's Rovers renaissance continues after barely playing for the Robins for 18 months after finding himself on the outside of the first team squad under Tony Smith.
Hull KR hooker Jez Litten admits the Hull KR squad have been left reeling following their recent slump in form, but insists an upwards curve is around the corner.
Hull KR coach Tony Smith has recruited heavily throughout his time at the helm, with only three players in Ben Crooks, Will Dagger and Jimmy Keinhorst still at the club from the side who was named for Smith's first victory for the club over his former side Warrington in June 2019.
Jimmy Keinhorst is close to signing a new deal with Hull KR, which will take him into his fifth year at the club. Hull Live understands the former Leeds Rhinos man is set to extend his stay in East Hull as Rovers ramp up their recruitment drive for 2023.