2021 Hull FC season

2021 Hull F.C. Season
2021 Hull F.C. Season
Super League XXVI Rank	8th
Play-off result	DNQ
Challenge Cup	SF
2021 record	Wins: 10; draws: 1; losses: 13
Points scored	For: 409; against: 476
Team information
Chairman	Adam Pearson
Head Coach	Brett Hodgson
Stadium	KCOM Stadium; Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire

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Hull F.C. rugby league football club in the 2021 season played in Super League XXVI and the 2021 Challenge Cup.

Results

Super League

Table

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PP	Pts	PCT	Qualification^[a]
1	Catalans Dragons (L)	23	19	0	4	688	398	172.9	38	82.61	Semi-final
2	St. Helens (C)	21	16	0	5	548	229	239.3	32	76.19	Semi-final
3	Warrington Wolves	21	15	1	5	588	354	166.1	31	73.81	Elimination Semi-finals
4	Wigan Warriors	25	15	0	10	387	385	100.5	30	60.00
5	Leeds Rhinos	24	13	0	11	556	440	126.4	26	54.17
6	Hull Kingston Rovers	20	10	0	10	497	458	108.5	20	50.00
7	Castleford Tigers	23	11	0	12	437	552	79.2	22	47.83
8	Hull FC	21	8	1	12	409	476	85.9	17	40.48
9	Huddersfield Giants	24	9	0	15	460	516	89.1	18	37.50
10	Wakefield Trinity	24	9	0	15	482	548	88.0	18	37.50
11	Salford Red Devils	22	7	0	15	402	584	68.8	14	31.82
12	Leigh Centurions (R)	22	2	0	20	356	870	40.9	4	9.09	Relegated to the Championship

Source: [1]
Rules for classification: 1) win percentage; 2) points scored percentage (points scored divided by points conceded).
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders' Shield Winners; (R) Relegated
Notes:

^ Teams must have played at least 70% of scheduled fixtures to qualify for the play-offs.

Super League results

W Win D Draw L Loss

Super League results
Date	Round	Versus	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance	Bericht
28 March	1	Huddersfield Giants	N	Headingley	W	22–10	Connor, Griffin, Reynolds	Sneyd (5)	— ^[a]^[b]	RLP
3 April	2	Salford Red Devils	N	Totally Wicked Stadium	W	35–4	Reynolds (2), Griffin, Savelio, Scott	Sneyd (5), Connor (2 + FG)	—^[a]	RLP
18 April	3	Warrington Wolves	H	KCOM Stadium	D	14–14	Connor, Tuimavave	Sneyd (3)	—^[a]	RLP
23 April	4	Wakefield Trinity	H	KCOM Stadium	W	20–14	Savelio, Swift, Tuimavave	Sneyd (4)	—^[a]	RLP
29 April	5	Wigan Warriors	A	DW Stadium	L	14–16	Fonua, Swift	Sneyd (3)	—^[a]	RLP
17 May	6	Catalans Dragons	H	KCOM Stadium	L	10–27	Fonua, Reynolds	Sneyd	5,527	RLP
23 May	7	Leeds Rhinos	A	Headingley	W	18–12			4,000	RLP
28 May	8	St Helens	A	Totally Wicked Stadium	L	16–34	Fonua (2), Swift	Sneyd (2)	4,000	RLP
10 June	9	Castleford Tigers	A	Mend-A-Hose Jungle	W	30–12	Fonua (2), Swift (2), Connor	Sneyd (4), Connor	4,000	RLP
19 June	10	Leigh Centurions	A	Leigh Sports Village	W	64–22	Savelio (2), Swift (2), Brown, Connor, Faraimo, Fonua, Ma'u, Satae, Wynne	Sneyd (8)	2,338	RLP
25 June	11	Huddersfield Giants	H	MKM Stadium	W	17–10	Fonua, Logan, Wynne	Sneyd (2 + FG)	5,527	RLP
22 July	15	Huddersfield Giants	A	John Smiths Stadium	L	26–40	Vulikijapani (2), Lane, Satae, Tuimavave	Sneyd (3)	3,699	RLP
29 July	16	Leeds Rhinos	H	MKM Stadium	L	12–22	Swift, Tuimavave	Sneyd (2)		RLP
2 August	17	St Helens	H	MKM Stadium	L	10–42	Faraimo, Swift	Sneyd	7,038	RLP
13 August	19	Catalans Dragons	A	Stade Gilbert Brutus	L	16–31	Faraimo, Tuimavave	McNamara (4)		RLP
21 August	20	Hull Kingston Rovers	H	MKM Stadium	W	23–22	Faraimo (2), Swift, Tuimavave	Sneyd (3 + FG)	15,000	RLP
26 August	21	Castleford Tigers	H	MKM Stadium	L	12–23	Connor, Swift	Sneyd (2)		RLP
30 August	22	Salford Red Devils	A	AJ Bell Stadium	L	14–42	Houghton, Sao	Sneyd (3)		RLP
5 September	23	Leeds Rhinos	N	St James' Park	L	24–25	Connor, Houghton, Tuimavave	Sneyd (6)	35,104	RLP
11 September	24	Wigan Warriors	H	MKM Stadium	L	0–10			10,003	RLP
17 September	25	Wakefield Trinity	A	Mobile Rocket Stadium	L	12–44	Lane, Vulikijapani	Connor (2)		RLP

Challenge Cup

W Win L Loss

Challenge Cup results
Date	Round	Versus	H/A	Venue	Result	Score	Tries	Goals	Attendance	Bericht
11 April	3	Featherstone Rovers	A	Millennium Stadium	W	34–14	Griffin (2), Tuimavave (2), Faraimo, Johnstone	Connor (5)	—^[a]^[c]	RLP
7 May	Quarter-finals	Wigan Warriors	N	Headingley	W	20–10	Satae (2), Swift	Sneyd	—^[a]^[d]	RLP
5 June	Semi-finals	St Helens	N	Leigh Sports Village	L	18–33	Fonua, Houghton, Scott	Sneyd (3)	4,000	RLP

Players

Squad

2021 Hull F.C. Squad
First team squad								Coaching staff
1 Jake Connor – FB, SO, CE (gk) 2 Bureta Faraimo – WG 3 Carlos Tuimavave – CE, SO 4 Josh Griffin – CE, SR (gk) 5 Mahe Fonua – WG, CE 6 Josh Reynolds – SO 7 Marc Sneyd – SH (gk) 8 Scott Taylor (vc) – PR 9 Danny Houghton (c) – HK 10 Chris Satae – PR 11 Andre Savelio – SR, LF 12 Manu Ma'u – SR 13 Ligi Sao – PR, LF		14 Jordan Johnstone – HK 15 Joe Cator – LF, SR 16 Jordan Lane – SR, CE 17 Brad Fash – PR, LF 19 Ben McNamara – SH, FB 20 Jack Brown – PR 21 Adam Swift – WG 22 Josh Bowden – PR, LF 23 Connor Wynne – FB 24 Cameron Scott – CE 25 Masimbaashe Matongo – PR 26 Jude Ferreira – CE 29 Jamie Shaul – FB						Head coach Brett Hodgson Assistant coaches Richard Horne Gareth Ellis Richard Tate Legend: (c) Captain(s) (vc) Vice-captain(s) Updated: 14 February 2021 Source(s): 2021 Squad Numbers

Transfers

Gains

List of players joining Hull F.C.
Player	Club	Contract	Date
Jude Ferreira	England Academy	3 Years	November 2020^[1]
Josh Reynolds	Wests Tigers	2 Years	December 2020^[2]

Losses

List of players departing Hull F.C.
Player	Club	Contract	Date
Kieran Buchanan	Batley Bulldogs	1 Year	September 2020^[3]
Ratu Naulago	Bristol Bears	3 Years	September 2020^[4]
Albert Kelly	Brisbane Broncos	2 Years	October 2020^[5]
Lewis Bienek	Castleford Tigers	1 Year	November 2020^[6]
Gareth Ellis	Retired		November 2020^[7]
Liam Harris	Halifax Panthers	1 Year	November 2020^[8]

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic
^ Broadcast on Sky Sports
^ Broadcast on Our League
^ Broadcast on BBC

References

^ "Ferreira Signs First Team Deal". hullfc.com. December 2020.
^ "Hull FC Secure Josh Reynolds". hullfc.com. December 2020.
^ "Batley sign Buchanan from Hull". loverugbyleague. 14 September 2020. Retrieved 14 September 2020.
^ "Bristol sign Naulago in cross-code move". BBC Sport. Retrieved 21 February 2021.
^ "Fond Farewell For Albert Kelly". Hull FC. 29 October 2020. Retrieved 29 October 2020.
^ "Castleford sign Bienek". BBC Sport. Retrieved 24 November 2020.
^ "Ellis Confirms Retirement". Hull FC. 23 November 2020. Retrieved 23 November 2020.
^ "Halifax bring in Liam Harris from Hull". loverugbyleague. 18 November 2020. Retrieved 18 November 2020.

External links

Official website

[1] Teams must have played at least 70% of scheduled fixtures to qualify for the play-offs.

[Covid-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[SkySports-3] Broadcast on Sky Sports

[4] Broadcast on Our League

[5] Broadcast on BBC

[6] "Ferreira Signs First Team Deal". hullfc.com. December 2020.

[7] "Hull FC Secure Josh Reynolds". hullfc.com. December 2020.

[8] "Batley sign Buchanan from Hull". loverugbyleague. 14 September 2020. Retrieved 14 September 2020.

[9] "Bristol sign Naulago in cross-code move". BBC Sport. Retrieved 21 February 2021.

[10] "Fond Farewell For Albert Kelly". Hull FC. 29 October 2020. Retrieved 29 October 2020.

[11] "Castleford sign Bienek". BBC Sport. Retrieved 24 November 2020.

[12] "Ellis Confirms Retirement". Hull FC. 23 November 2020. Retrieved 23 November 2020.

[13] "Halifax bring in Liam Harris from Hull". loverugbyleague. 18 November 2020. Retrieved 18 November 2020.

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v t e Hull Football Club
Established 1865 in Kingston upon Hull, England
The Club	History Records Honours Players Coaches
Home grounds	The Boulevard MKM Stadium
League	Super League
Championships (6)	1919–20 1920–21 1935–36 1955–56 1957–58 1982–83
Challenge Cup (4)	1913–14 1981–82 2005 2016
Seasons (x)	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Culture	NRFU Founder Hull Derby
Affiliation	Rugby Football League (1895)