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Both men will return to Bradford's domestic violence court for sentencing after last month admitting charges of assault, with a jail sentence among the options.

St Helens have continued to stand by Pryce, who was on Wednesday named in coach Mick Potter's 19-man squad for Friday's engage Super League game against Bradford, but Reardon has found himself once more without a club. Reardon was on Wednesday night released by Hull - just 11 days after joining them from Warrington - after he failed a medical.

The 27-year-old utility back has not played since rupturing his Achilles tendon in Warrington's Challenge Cup defeat by St Helens last May.

He was released by the Wolves on April 9 and snapped up by Hull in the face of competition from other clubs just two days later, signing a contract to the end of the season.

Reardon was expected to make his comeback in the next few weeks and was actually included in Hull's initial 19-man squad for their Easter Monday game at St Helens.

However, following a thorough medical, including ultrasound and MRI scans, Hull have decided to part company with Reardon without him having played a game for them.

Hull chief executive James Rule said: "We obviously feel sorry for Stuart. However, we cannot retain a player after he has failed our rigorous medical examination.

"We wish Stuart well in his future career."