Jack Broadbent admits he has a point to prove against former club Leeds Rhinos on Thursday after lifting the lid on the reasons behind his Headingley exit last season. Broadbent will face the Rhinos for the first time this week with new club Castleford Tigers, who are looking for their first win of the new Super League campaign.
He was limited to just five appearances for the Rhinos - the last of which came in Rohan Smith's first game in charge in May. He didn't feature again, and spent the remainder of 2022 on loan at Featherstone Rovers before agreeing a two-year deal at Castleford.
Seen as a player with significant potential when he broke through at Leeds, Broadbent admitted he is keen to put on a show against his former employers on Thursday - and admitted he holds no grudges against Smith after falling out of favour under the Australian.
