'Capable of achieving great things': Brad Fash excited about new adventure at York Knights
York Knights have continued their 2027 recruitment with the signing of former Hull FC stalwart Brad Fash.
The forward has signed a two-year deal at York after ending his long association with the Black and Whites.
A product of Hull's academy, Fash made his Super League debut for his hometown team in 2015 and went on to play more than 200 games.
The 30-year-old is now looking forward to a new challenge with a club on the up.
"I'm excited to be a part of the club and the culture that's being created," he said.
"I know the club and team are capable of achieving great things and I want to be a part of that."
Fash joins former Hull team-mate Zak Hardaker and ex-Wakefield Trinity full-back Max Jowitt at the LNER Community Stadium, as well as overseas recruits Cameron McInnes and Blake Lawrie.
Mark Applegarth, whose side begin pre-season this week, believes the Knights have signed a dependable player in Fash.
"We've been looking for another middle,” said the York boss..
"Brad has played 200 games in Super League so he knows what it's about and adds more depth to our pack.
"I'm really excited to see him in a York shirt. I think he'll bring a lot of passion and will do a lot of the dirty work for us.
"I think he'll be great for us moving forward."