With all the injuries we've had over the past couple of seasons, I have personally felt that Motu's was the most significant for the club. A strange view perhaps, but when you consider the number of positions he can cover, we may well have been left with far fewer holes in the first team. The same goes I think for Richard Whiting. If a couple of years ago when things were really bad with injuries we'd had a fit motu and a fit Whiting, we may not have been in an injury 'crisis' at all.



As for his future, I really hope he gets another SL club. Given the lack of available players at the moment, and the fact that he would be fine on the visa front, I can't see why Crusaders don't go for him. They have a pretty skinny squad and the clock is ticking, he could over positions there as he did for us.

hull fc flash former fc player motu tony signs for hull rugby union full story in tuesday hull daily mail

Or here. www.sporthull.co.uk/headlines/HU ... ticle.html

Or here. www.sporthull.co.uk/headlines/HU ... ticle.html

Pleased for Motu, hope him all the best down at Hull Rugby Union. Good bunch of lads down there, worked with them on some school rugby stuff and he will fit right in.

Good luck to him.



I hope he will still be around Hull FC though - he could do a great job for us in the community.

Another player turns rovers down to go somewhere else.

Good news that he's staying round the City. He's too good for Onion though.

who needs the Brother

Heard it??? More like imagined it in that warped head of yours. The very thought that Rovers would even consider him is laughable.

good luck motu, hope it works out o.k. for him... glad he's staying in and around Hull, hope he does still carry on doing work for Hull fc, a great ambassador for the club and an old round great bloke. Good luck Motu.

Ah that old chestnut. Rovers fans seem to make a habit of denying any approach for the players they lose out on!!

Good luck to Motu!