Will Smith

2022 - 7 - 19

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Will Smith becomes man in black and white | LoveRugbyLeague (Love Rugby League)

Hull have confirmed the signing of former Gold Coast Titans utility Will Smith for the rest of the 2022 Super League season.

“It’s a talented group of players at Hull, they’ve been doing it really tough recently but hopefully I can bring something to the group and when we get a few more players back on the field we can have a real push for the finals.” He said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for me to get back playing some footy at a high level and to try and help Hull FC get to the semi-finals. Coach Brett Hodgson said: “We’re excited for Will to join us for the rest of the season, it isn’t often a player of his calibre comes available at this time of the year.

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Will Smith joins Hull FC for remainder of 2023 season (Sporting News AU)

Just a day after announcing the signing of Tex Hoy for 2023, Super League side Hull FC have confirmed another Aussie in Will Smith will be joining the club.

“My priority recently had to be my family, but they understand my desire to get back playing and they have given me their blessing to head to Super League for the next few months.” “I have heard very good things about the club and the people there, I know both Manu and Kane very well, so I’m looking forward to lining up with those guys again and doing my bit for the team,” he added. “This is a fantastic opportunity for me to get back playing some footy at a high level and to try and help Hull FC get to the semi-finals,” Smith told club media.

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Newcastle Rugby League: Newcastle-born Will Smith signs deal ... (Newcastle Herald)

The 30-year-old, who played NRL with Gold Coast Titans just a few months ago, has signed a deal...

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