It really depends on his attitude as, if what I was told is true, that was the reason for Hull KR not wanting to keep him. Although as has been said he'll probably end up at a low SL or a top Championship club. If he gets his head right he could be a real asset for someone like Quins or Catalans.

All hail the 1998 Northern Ford Premiership winning Wakefield Wildcats.

Bradford are recruiting?

Time away from his friends would focus him solely on playing rugby league. He could definitely do a job for a team outside the heartlands, if he wants to do it. Otherwise he could still get decent wage from a Championship club under their salary cap.

i saw him in a petrol station the other week and despite seeing him on tv plenty of times i was shocked at just what a disgusting, overweight, poorly turned out individual he is.

Another one in the know

Not like winning a grand final though is it, just remind us again, how many is it Leeds have won

Yeah I agree, I think he could do with being away from the heartlands where he's away from his mates and as you say can focus. If he does he can be devastating and I think somewhere like Quins would be ideal for him.

Not really creative enough to play 6 for a good side. Better at 13 where he can 'chip in' from time to time. Add the good goalkicking and he should still get an SL club.

A real match winner on his day, might be worth a punt in the capital.

Lacks the workrate to play as a 13

Could get away with it for Hull FC, with a work-man like pack, creative halves in Brough and Horne, a Kiwi international hooker in Richard Swain.



Challenge Cup win and an attractive side to watch may make me think of Hull FC's attack, and not doing too much to remember how good he was defensively as a loose-forward. You would only sign him as a 6, and only if you need a 6.