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Former Leeds Rhinos hero Ryan Hall will experience a different side of Headingley when he takes to the field for Hull KR on Friday..

Leeds-born Hall scored 231 tries for Rhinos - a total beaten by only four players in the club’s history - from 2007 to 2018 before leaving for a two-year spell with Sydney Roosters in the NRL.

He returned to Betfred Super League with the Robins ahead of last season and Friday will be his first experience of Headingley as an away player.

“Leeds are a well-supported team, I experienced that for 12 years,” Hall said.

Ryan Hall scored for Hull KR against Rhinos at Craven Park last season. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com.

“I’ve never actually thought about the flip side of that, but I want to go and embrace it.

“Hopefully I will get a warm reception.”

The winger, who won seven Grand Finals and the Challenge Cup twice with Leeds, added: “I am really looking forward to it. I played my first game for KR there, when we were playing at neutral venues, against Catalans, but was injured when we played Leeds there last year.

“It will be good to go back to the field I have played on so many times.

Leeds Rhinos v Hull KR: Ryan Hall excited by first game at Headingley as away player