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1 week ago | 
leedsliving.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Two million followers across social media attest to the fact that the dynamic and drive of the rising star has been putting the Internet on notice. With vocals compared with the ancient heart of the Lowland Hills, met with a Celtic touch, it is without question that NATI. is one to watch in the coming years.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Will Pryce on his time in Australia, moving to Hull FC, and hitting back at his NRL critics. It didn’t take long for Richie Myler and John Cartwright to sell Hull FC to Will Pryce. In fact, one phone call and the young star’s mind was made up. Cutting a frustrated figure in Australia, Pryce, 22, who moved down under as a 20-year-old, wanted to come home.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Hull FC are still well poised in Super League but need to respond at Magic. John Cartwright has stated that the 'honeymoon' period is over at Hull FC, with the side now challenged to find their true mettle for the second third of the season. The Black and Whites have turned a few heads this year, and after the conclusion of the first third of the season, they sit in fourth place on the Super League table despite suffering back-to-back defeats for the first time.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Hull FC's recruitment door remains open. Hull FC have made no secret that their recruitment door is always open. However, they would rather find the solutions from within as they deal with their latest challenges. A shortfall of forwards could see opportunities presented for the likes of Matty Laidlaw as the club prepare for Sunday’s game against Wigan Warriors.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Hull FC host Wigan Warriors on Sunday afternoon. John Cartwright believes there has been an incremental rise in the standard of his Hull FC team this year – especially given the lack of continuity they've faced so far. While having a settled spine, with the likes of John Asiata ever present and Aidan Sezer and Amir Bourouh missing just one game apiece, the edges and middles have been torn apart.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Cust was dismissed in last week's derby. John Cartwright believes there is some vindication for Hull FC half-back Cade Cust after the player received no suspension following his red card in Good Friday's Hull derby. Cust was dismissed in the 16th minute – the first red card of the 2025 Super League season – despite an unavoidable contact with Hull KR full-back Arthur Mourgue.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Will Pryce outlines his Hull FC ambitions, confidence, best positions, running styles, John Cartwright instructions, passion for the club, and more. "Anything we want." The confident words of Will Pryce when asked what this Hull FC team can achieve this year. Well poised, Hull sit fourth in Super League after eight rounds, with a stellar start under John Cartwright – one that has defied pre-season expectations – paving the way for an optimistic take on the future.
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2 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
The latest Hull FC injury news. Hull FC will welcome back Harvey Barron into their side for Sunday’s Super League clash with Wigan Warriors but will be without Jordan Rapana to a groin injury. The Kiwi left the field in the second half of Good Friday’s defeat to Hull KR and will now be out for two to four weeks with the issue. But Barron will be a welcome boost after recovering from a six-week hamstring injury.
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3 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
It’s been a different challenge for Jack Charles this year, but it’s one he’s still taking head on. Jack Charles has battled through a career first this year – getting injured. But in true Jack Charles fashion, the teenage Hull FC half-back turned it into a positive. First tearing his hamstring back in November, Charles spent several weeks on the sidelines, and then in his first session back, he tore ankle ligaments in a wrestling session and was out for a further three months.
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3 weeks ago | 
alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson
Hull FC host Wigan on Sunday, with a big call to make. Hull FC are expecting to welcome back two key players to their side for Sunday's Super League round nine game against Wigan Warriors: Liam Watts and Harvey Barron. John Cartwright told Hull Live on Good Friday that both players are in contention to feature after overcoming calf and hamstring injuries. Watts has been out for the last four games, with Barron out for the last five after tearing his hamstring muscle at Wigan.
