It was a very low-risk signing with no cap space taken or fee. Don't blame the club for trying. It didn't work out, we move on.

If it’s true he’s gone then it has turned out to be low-risk. However, if he is staying for his third year his salary will count fully and we’ll be in trouble as it will take a huge chunk of cap space.



Judging by the rumours and the fact we’ve signed Inglis it would seem he is indeed off to pastures new though.

50% next year it would have been

Good luck to him whatever he does, he was brave to try league at the stage of his career he was at and unfortunately it hasn't worked out, I think both parties need to move on. I. Hope he gets himself a contract elsewhere, it will probably in union now.

I must be getting confused. How many years did he sign for then? 3 and a bit? I seem to remember doing the maths at the time and working out he'd count 100% in his final year and would have to justify it.



If he was only going to count 50% in his final year then fair enough, it hasn't;t really affected us as a club. Just a bit of pocket money frittered away by Mr Moran.

zero percent up until the end of his first full season, cos we got him in mid year we got 18 months cap free, then the '2nd full' season it was 50%

He's gone, its in the papers https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby ... ssion=true

He's gone, its in the papers https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby ... ssion=true

Wow, never saw that coming!!!

Quote Fantastic Mr Cat="Fantastic Mr Cat"He's gone, its in the papers https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby ... ssion=true'" Have to give his agent massive kudos for that interview - Basically, putting him in the shop window, dressing it up as though his failure in RL was down to Wire, rather than his own lack of ability. Wish him all the best, but it's uncanny that the Daily Mail turned it into a chance to put the boot into RL?

Quote Fantastic Mr Cat="Fantastic Mr Cat"He's gone, its in the papers https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby ... ssion=true'" Have to give his agent massive kudos for that interview - Basically, putting him in the shop window, dressing it up as though his failure in RL was down to Wire, rather than his own lack of ability. Wish him all the best, but it's uncanny that the Daily Mail turned it into a chance to put the boot into RL?

I always felt he was a rebound signing after losing out on Watkins again.

He might have thought he was good enough but if he was he’d have been in the 17. Players earn their places by making an impact.



The fact he’s leaving without already having managed to secure a union contract is telling.

Especially in the current climate, arguably he's a fool to walk away from guaranteed money at the moment.



Something must have changed, he was on the bench for nearly all the games before lockdown and not been seen since, so to say opportunities weren't there js a bit disingenuous