JAMIE Foster has joined Bradford Bulls.
The winger has signed a one-year contract after Saints agreed to release the 22-year-old.
Foster burst on to the scene in 2010 when he made his debut against Toulouse and went on to score 34 tries and 341 goals in 53 appearances for the club.
But he fell down the pecking order in 2012 and went on loan to Hull FC to gain valuable first team experience.
Jamie said: “I really enjoyed my time at Saints and I am thankful for the opportunity they gave me. I would like to thank the fans for their support.
“Now, I am looking forward to joining the Bulls and working with Francis Cummins.
“I know I’m a good player and I know I can score tries and kick goals and I’m looking forward to getting my head down and producing the form that I know I’m capable of.
“Working with new people will be good and hopefully bring out the best in me. When i got the opportunity at Hull, it was a case of kicking on again and hopefully the same thing can happen again at Bradford.”
We will have an in-depth interview with Jamie on his time at Saints next week.
