Pryce plaudits for Martin and unsung hero Barron

LEWIS Martin has been earning his praises after a strong run of displays on Hull FC's left wing this year.

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The 20-year-old has 27 tries in 24 games in all competitions, leads the Super League charts after 21 rounds, and holds a club record for the number of tries scored for Hull in a Super League era season.

It's not bad going, with Martin's other attributes, backfield carries and his ability under the high ball, also bringing him his just deserts.

But for Pryce, there's another key member of Hull's backline that also deserves his merits: Harvey Barron.

The towering winger has held the right wing spot and done a stern job in what is an 'unfashionable' edge, with Pryce, assisting five of Hull's 14 tries against Salford last weekend, looking to feed both wingers and build on the combined 38 tries they've scored this year.

Speaking to the Mail on those links, Pryce joked: "Lewis doesn’t give me any credit! He just says that's my job and to be fair, he's not wrong. That's what Carty (John Cartwright), Richie (Myler), and the rest of the club brought me in to do.