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Sep 13, 2026

Lockie CampbellHOST
9:49
So let's move things on then to talk through after Wigan then obviously claimed the league leadership, Leeds couldn't.
Lockie CampbellHOST
9:55
So let's see how their last game of the regular season went when they took on Hull FC.
Mark WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:02
Here he is.
Mark WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:03
No, he's going to kick it.
Mark WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:21
Lennon Clark it
Dave WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:22
is who's got the final touch.
Lockie CampbellHOST
10:27
Yeah, that was Mark Wilson on the call for Sky Sports as Hull FC's Lennon Clark fight it over the line for the crowning score as FC Stun leads 18-12 at Henley on Friday night.
Lockie CampbellHOST
10:38
And who would have seen this one coming? Hull FC fans in absolute raptures to end their season.
Ross WilliamsHOST
22:15
Alongside ourselves, we are 11th also on 16 points.
Ross WilliamsHOST
22:19
And then 12th, 13th and 14th are Hull FC, Huddersfield and Bradford, all on 14.
Ross WilliamsHOST
22:35
Looking at the fixtures, this is something that could be out of date already by the time you listen to this, by the way.
Ross WilliamsHOST
22:41
If you listen to this on Friday, this kind of next section of the podcast might be completely irrelevant, actually, because tonight we see the York Knights take on Bradford Bulls Thursday night.
Ross WilliamsHOST
25:27
Hull KR cannot get a home play off tie.
Ross WilliamsHOST
25:29
They're going to be away from home, and whether they play next week, and obviously Saints are in no man's land.
Ross WilliamsHOST
25:33
And then Leeds Rhinos, Hull FC.
Ross WilliamsHOST
25:37
Leeds can potentially do us a favour, actually, in that one, because depending on tonight's game in York and Bradford, if Bradford win, if Bradford win, the prospect of a wooden spoon is still on for Cass.
JoelHOST
8:46
quality there from Smith everyone expects it to go there he threw the dummy they all bought it and he just went through himself He hasn't scored himself since June.
JoelHOST
8:59
Really? Against Hull FC.
JoelHOST
9:00
Wow.
JoelHOST
9:03
And nine games ago.
Joe MillsHOST
9:16
Just seems to be one of those players who scores fairly regularly, but I'm genuinely surprised at that.
Joe MillsHOST
9:22
Well, it's a nice easy start for AK as his little man has come on with his boot cleaner.
JoelHOST
9:28
Yeah, the crucial try very late at Hull FC on a hot day in June.
JoelHOST
9:34
Yeah, no home try since February, but we should chip this over.
BilkoHOST
0:46
He hasn't scored himself since June.
BilkoHOST
0:49
Really? Against Hull FC.
BilkoHOST
0:53
Nine games ago.
BilkoHOST
0:56
Good grief.
JohnnyHOST
19:46
Absolutely.
JohnnyHOST
19:47
And, you know, one player that will be wearing number seven, you'd assume, for Hull FC next year is Daley Cherry Evans.
JohnnyHOST
19:55
One of the biggest names to play in Super League ever, I think, even though he will be 37 when he makes his debut this year.
JohnnyHOST
20:03
For the early birds, mate, I think it might be 38 maybe when he makes his debut.
Megan WellensHOST
30:45
... things will get sorted.
Megan WellensHOST
30:47
But, so Bradford is the one I'm leaning towards in the sense of if I look at the signings that York have made, if I look at the signings that Hull FC are making, out of everyone who's in that battle at the minute, Bradford are the ones that I'm like, "You need a few more."
Matt ShawHOST
31:03
Right here, right now, based on what you've got, if they'd have signed both Sullivan and Jay, I'd have been...
Matt ShawHOST
31:10
I wouldn't have had them bottom.
Phil DaleyHOST
1:01
Uh, Tom, welcome to the podcast.
Phil DaleyHOST
1:03
Uh, obviously disappointed result last week against Wigan, but the boys ready to get back on the horse on Friday night against Hull FC?
Tom HolroydGUEST
1:09
Yeah, just about bouncing back really.
Tom HolroydGUEST
1:11
Um, yeah, that's pretty much it.

19 MINS LATER

Tom HolroydGUEST
20:16
I'm just a point of difference.
Tom HolroydGUEST
20:18
The, the lads who's starting have a job to lay a platform, and it's ours to take it to the next level.
Phil DaleyHOST
20:25
And we've got Hull FC this week.
Phil DaleyHOST
20:26
We obviously lost there ear- earlier in the season.
Billy IngramPANELIST
7:48
Well, if two of those three sides are nowhere near the bottom, which is looking quite possible, that just puts to bed this whole thing that we don't have the quality for 14 teams.
Billy IngramPANELIST
7:57
There's a very strong possibility that Hull FC, who are one of the top clubs, for anyone who doesn't know the history of Hull FC, are one of the biggest clubs in rugby league, okay?
DaveHOST
8:07
Well, in terms of their attendance, I think I'd be right in saying the thir- the, the third.
Billy IngramPANELIST
8:11
Yeah.

7 MINS LATER

Billy IngramPANELIST
15:04
Yeah.
Billy IngramPANELIST
15:05
Um, the Huddersfield get better, Castleford are gonna have to up their game.
Billy IngramPANELIST
15:09
Castleford get better, Hull FC are gonna have to up their game, and so on and so forth.
Billy IngramPANELIST
15:13
Huddersfield getting stronger is only good for the competition.
Paul OwensGUEST
1:37
Yeah, so I'm from Hull, so I'm from the other side of the M62, so Hull in East Yorkshire.
Paul OwensGUEST
1:44
When I was growing up, everybody in the city, because it's a massive rugby league city, it's got two top-flight rugby league clubs, Hull KR and Hull FC, so...
Paul OwensGUEST
1:55
Most people were into rugby and if you did like football, no one really knew about Hull City, if I'm being quite honest.
Paul OwensGUEST
2:01
It was all Liverpool, Man United and Everton.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
28:34
Dobson again added the extras, and it was 12-0 to Rovers at halftime.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
28:41
Rovers were visit- denied a, a third try for Liam Coleman aft- when a pass was ruled forward and then, um, uh, had to survive sustained pre- pressure on their own goal line, uh, as Hull FC launched a fight back.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
28:57
Hull had three successive attacking sets in front of the Rovers post, but the first half ended with Jordan, when Jordan Turner twisted and was held up over the try line.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
29:08
So the score, as I say, at halftime was t- 12-0.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
29:13
The Only Beds started the second half with a, a sense of purpose and were on the front foot right from Tickle's kickoff, which bounced dead to force a dropout.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
29:24
Rovers were also guilty of a sma- smattering of angling er- handling errors, and it was little surprise that, uh, Hull FC got the next score.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
29:32
It came when the ball went to ground in midfield and Tom Briscoe scooped it up and raced in at the corner.
Steve TillCORRESPONDENT
29:39
Well, that was it as far as Hull were concerned, and there was very, very little scoring action until five minutes from the end.

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