- Castleford 33-26 Hull
- Coach Lee Radford beats side that sacked him in 2020 on TV
Lee Radford will insist that the fact his first victory as the Castleford coach has come against the side who unceremoniously sacked him live on television two years ago means very little, but there is no doubting he will have raised a smile at full time here. His Tigers side had laboured their way through the opening three games of the season with no success so a win of any kind, against any side, would have sufficed here.
However, there is no doubting this will have meant more to Radford given it was against Hull FC. A Greg Eden hat-trick in the winger’s first appearance of the season leaves Wakefield and Toulouse as Super League’s only sides still without a win in 2022. The hosts led from as early as the opening seconds when Hull fumbled the kick-off and allowed Daniel Smith to score.
Continue reading…Castleford 33-26 HullCoach Lee Radford beats side that sacked him in 2020 on TVLee Radford will insist that the fact his first victory as the Castleford coach has come against the side who unceremoniously sacked him live on television two years ago means very little, but there is no doubting he will have raised a smile at full time here. His Tigers side had laboured their way through the opening three games of the season with no success so a win of any kind, against any side, would have sufficed here.However, there is no doubting this will have meant more to Radford given it was against Hull FC. A Greg Eden hat-trick in the winger’s first appearance of the season leaves Wakefield and Toulouse as Super League’s only sides still without a win in 2022. The hosts led from as early as the opening seconds when Hull fumbled the kick-off and allowed Daniel Smith to score. Continue reading…