New Hull FC prop Peter Cusack insists he has no regrets about making the move to the KC Stadium.
Australian prop made the right decision to join Super League
New Hull FC prop Peter Cusack insists he has no regrets about making the move from Australia to the KC Stadium.
The 30-year-old opted out of the final year of his contract with NRL side South Sydney Rabbitohs at the end of last season in favour of a move to Super League.
He co-captained the club to their first NRL finals last season and, despite having played for 10 years in Sydney, Cusack is adamant he has made the right choice.
"I've only been here a week and I already know this was the right decision for me," Cusack told the club's website.
"Since we arrived everyone has been so good, friendly and helpful. That makes such a big difference.
"The boys have been terrific as well, they have all been so welcoming and I have already sensed a great spirit in the camp.
"Scott Logan, who is a big mate of mine, was spot on when I asked him what Hull was like. He gave the place a big rap and that certainly helped me in making up my mind."
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Hull face Dewsbury Rams in pre-season on Sunday, but are sure to get a sterner test in Paul King's Testimonial game against Huddersfield Giants on January 13 and Cusack cannot wait to get going.
"It will be good to get my first game under my belt," he added. "This is an exciting experience and hopefully during my time here we can win things.
"I am still very ambitious and I'd like to think I can help Hull win some trophies. I'm also excited about playing in the Challenge Cup, a competition with such history."
Watch Cusack's first Super League debut live on
Sky Sports 1 from 7.30pm on February 8 when the Airlie Birds get their new campaign underway against Warrington Wolves.
