If Clifford joins Hull FC his career is on a downward spiral. That club has many bad eggs, is 'ruled' by 3/4 home players who have basically got the last two coaches sacked. It's new coach Tony Smith has been a good coach but is rapidly becoming a dinosaur in the coaching world. Their stadium is owned by the local soccer team, Hull City, and their lease to play there only has another three years so position in Super League is precarious. Pearson the owner has readily admitted to being skint. Any player thinking of plying their trade there will always be in the shadow of Hull Kingston Rovers, whose last victory of 2022 was a hammering of fc at their rented soccer stadium playing with a squad of only sixteen players due to the biggest injury crisis seen in Super League. Keep clear Jake for your own career sake.He'll join Tex Hoy there. Hoy was initially signed to play in the halves, but they just released their fullback so he and Clifford will slot in to their preferred positions.
The interesting part is that the player Hull released is joining Huddersfield and is an established fullback/half/utility back. Huddersfield already have another player who covered a similar role this year named Will Pryce. Could be another moving part here.