STRICTLY SCRUM DANCING: Kelly says his ‘Shake A Leg’ dance is more important than just a celebration [GETTY]

The Hull KR scrum half has been amusing fans with the intricate moves he performs whenever he scores a try.

It's something he's desperate to do tonight against Wakefield as Rovers look to bounce back from their 60-0 mauling by Wigan.

But Kelly, 24, insists his 'Shake A Leg' dance is far more important than just a try celebration.

He said: "It's a dance used by Aborigines in Australia to welcome people and it happens in war dances too.

"With the Aborigine communities threatened by the Australian government trying to shut them down, it seemed appropriate to do it.

"The Government are saying it's a lifestyle choice to live the way we do, but it's cultural. By doing the dance, I'm supporting my people back home.

"I'm representing Aboriginals in Super League. I want to be successful here which will reflect on my people back home."

BIG MOVER: Kelly in action [GETTY]

Kelly has had a massive impact since joining Rovers over the winter, playing every game and scoring eight tries.

He's even got his two-year-old daughter Brida-Lee to support him and the Robins instead of Leeds Rhinos.

He said: "The Rhinos colours are closest to my old club Gold Coast Titans so she started cheering for them. But now she loves the Robins thankfully."

Rovers have recalled prop Jordan Cox from a loan spell at Huddersfield to bolster their injury-hit pack.

Greg Burke faces a lengthy lay-off with an ankle injury, Shaun Lunt is out with a back problem and Maurice Blair has a hamstring injury.

But captain stand off Terry Campese and forwards Kevin Larroyer and Dane Tilse return after being crocked for the Wigan defeat.

Wakefield, who have lost 10 league games on the bounce, bring back Scott Anderson, Chris Annakin and Craig Hall.

But forwards Danny Washbrook and Jon Molloy are doubtful for the Wildcats who are five points adrift at the bottom.