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Arkells: at Key Club on 27 September

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By Daniel Tomlinson
| LeedsLiving
Maybe it’s the school being back in season and freshers roaming around everywhere, or the weather getting cooler and the nights pulling in from summer’s shore. The air feels cooler and the breeze packs more of a hit against the dusky backdrop of the light-riddled sky. But as I walked through the town on my way to a place I once knew all too well, something different was about to come my way: and that was Arkells taking my old familiar stomping ground, Key Club, by force.
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Hull KR make first signing of Nathan Cayless era as competition's 'best centre' joins

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By Daniel Tomlinson
| House of League - An All Out Rugby League podcast
Hull KR have made their first signing of the Nathan Cayless era, with NRL outside back Moala Graham-Taufa joining the Robins on a two-year deal. The 24-year-old will link up with Rovers' squad for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, signing from South Sydney Rabbitohs. He is the first arrival of what will be a new-look squad under Cayless, who replaces outgoing coach Wille Peters, next season.
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Zak Hardaker sends classy Hull FC farewell message ahead of club exit

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By Daniel Tomlinson
| House of League - An All Out Rugby League podcast
Zak Hardaker has wished Hull FC 'nothing but the best' for the future ahead of his exit from the club. The 34-year-old is one of many members of the 2026 squad heading on to pastures new next season, signing a two-year deal with fellow Super League side York Knights for 2027 and beyond. Developing into a cult hero in his two years at Hull, Hardaker, one of the side's best players over the last two years, was a true favourite amongst the faithful with his fully committed and no-nonsense displays.
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