Kemp: I think it's a bit telepathic, we know each other's games

LLOYD DISCUSSES HOW HE AND TWIN CALLUM CONNECT UP AT HULL FC

- By DAN TOMLINSON

In the 1950s Hull FC had the Drake twins. Now they have the Kemp twins: Callum and Lloyd, two teenagers looking to write their own chapter into the Black and Whites' history books.

Two of the most promising young players at the club, the twins have both made their first-team debuts, with Callum playing the final game of last season against Catalans and Lloyd the first game of this season: York Acorn in the Challenge Cup.

And while they have a way to go to emulate the Drakes, Bill and Jim, two 200-plus-game veterans who won two league championships in a side led by the club's greatest ever, Johnny Whiteley, the passion and the ambition are there.

The twins - Callum, a halfback, and Lloyd, a fullback - have grown up watching FC while playing for community club Hull Wyke and are now aiming to make their own mark together. The passion is strong.

“We've supported Hull FC all our lives,” Lloyd, speaking to the Mail, said. “I’ve played with Callum all my life, and just being on this journey with him, it adds that extra special feeling to it, not just for me and him, but for all of our family.