Some have very jaundiced view - Senior was very poor - albeit in a poor side at the time. His best days were several years behind him. The injury he suffered is amongst the most serious for any player never mind a player at 35?



The point is, we should as a sport be able to develop younger players of the appropriate quality so that we no longer require very aged players. We will never challenge the Aussies if we are unable to develop an appropriate player pool.



Finally not sure I would want a player in my squad who is solely focused on achieving his own goal of 600 games.

the time was right to let him go. he should go down as a legend but all legends have to go sometime.

I know the feeling tad oh wait you said legend not leg end

do people really think clubs are looking to sign senior as a 2nd row? he is a and that is where clubs looking to sign him will play him. leeds did the right thing to let him go because he was upsetting the applecart too he was quite disruptive towards the end.

while agreeing with a lot thats being quoted, Senior was playing below his own performance level, he was made one of the scapegoats for a lot of poor team performances.

I to think it is exciting to think about the possibility of our young backline but I just think we do not have much back up strength in the centre should the very exciting Watkins fall to injury again. Yes we could return to Ablett or perhaps Smithy but is not a road I'm sure the coaches are even thinking off. Just think that Senior would be useful because at his worst he was probaly as good as most centres in super league and I'm sure wouldn't cost the earth while still allowing our youngsters to develop.

Hull KR and French RU are two.

In this decorated players case I think it's great that he has that target. He wants to give himself and his body a goal. nothing at all wrong with that.



Senior on the field has never had a problem suplying his team mates, he's also there for the dust up etc, so I don't see why this would change now.

I'm sure Steven Price, Darren Smith, Jason Smith, Steve Menzies and numerous others who have played in the NRL into their mid-30s wouldn't agree with that sentiment.

Maybe that is why the likes of Menzies are/were in SL in their mid 30sand not in the NRL. Not sure you would see many centres in their mid 30s in the NRL!! even less who had just suffered a potentially career ending injury? Maybe that is one of the reason we cannot beat the Aussies?



To those on here who think Senior would be a good back up - rubbish - can you see Senior playing only when their were injuries to younger players!! - his comments regarding Zac said what you need know about a passed it player who cannot accept he is not the player he once was

Hull KR, French RU and .... Keighley.

AMBITIOUS Keighley Cougars coach Jason Demetriou wants ex-Wakefield, Bradford and Melbourne Storm winger Semi Tadulala, 33, plus Leeds' ex-international centre Keith Senior. www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... eague.html

AMBITIOUS Keighley Cougars coach Jason Demetriou wants ex-Wakefield, Bradford and Melbourne Storm winger Semi Tadulala, 33, plus Leeds' ex-international centre Keith Senior. www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... eague.html

Quote time will tell="time will tell"AMBITIOUS Keighley Cougars coach Jason Demetriou wants ex-Wakefield, Bradford and Melbourne Storm winger Semi Tadulala, 33, plus Leeds' ex-international centre Keith Senior. www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... eague.html'" Further in that article: "HULL KR flop Willie Mason is set to leave moneybags French rugby union club Toulon halfway through his first season and return home to Australia. Toulon are happy for him to leave. But despite Mason being a 24-cap Kangaroo and a top player with Canterbury, Sydney Roosters and North Queensland, he has found no senior side interested in signing him." Now this 30-something spent force is one to avoid!

Quote time will tell="time will tell"AMBITIOUS Keighley Cougars coach Jason Demetriou wants ex-Wakefield, Bradford and Melbourne Storm winger Semi Tadulala, 33, plus Leeds' ex-international centre Keith Senior. www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... eague.html'" Further in that article: "HULL KR flop Willie Mason is set to leave moneybags French rugby union club Toulon halfway through his first season and return home to Australia. Toulon are happy for him to leave. But despite Mason being a 24-cap Kangaroo and a top player with Canterbury, Sydney Roosters and North Queensland, he has found no senior side interested in signing him." Now this 30-something spent force is one to avoid!