Not going to get his dinner out of that though. Nothing wrong with nibbles I suppose..

Likely to suffer some huge farts afterwards though?

I wonder if the other player involved in this will have his contract terminated too....

Hmmm one player is injury prone and ok, the other is very very talented and barely gets injured. Cynicism would point to only one answer.

Not necessarily. It may be possible that an employer could sack an employee found guilty of a crime. Certainly one as serious as assault.



If I was found guilty of such a crime, I would expect to be sacked.

Me too. Without a doubt. And quite rightly.

Not me. But then I am a hitman.

In that case, you didn't do the job.



So yes, definately sacked.

The young reserve at Cas was sacked last week. Senior players will not be sacked like the rest of us would with serious convictions against us.





Even if they played for us I would expect them to get the boot.

Well it would be strange indeed to routinely sack players that test positive for banned substances like we did with Hudson but not similarly ban people who are found guilty of violent crime. However, that appears to be the case.



As a game we deem cheating far more heinous than serious assault.

Are you the person that wrote "Hitman for Hire" in the toilets in Kirkgate market about 25 years ago?

Alas not. I've tried setting up my sniper rifle next to that Ukranian stall but they keep moving me on.

He's been sacked, so yes, contract terminated is just as apt a phrase to coin in this situation.



In further developments, I've heard today that his agent has approached the Bulls and Hull FC about a possible move. The Bulls are yet to get back to him.



Interesting..

Has he recovered from injury yet?

IMO he is only ever going to be a FB. I think Platt could be as good, a big could mind, without the injury worries.

We employ Terry Newton

Was he married to Sean Long?

Who despite being an absolute thug on the field over the years (although less so recently) has never been convicted of any crime off the field.

No, but as many people pointed out, if Newton had done what he did to Long outside a pub he'd likely have gone down for it.

Why would we sign a player who since left us has gone backwards and is prone to injury?????,....................when does he sign............





we should steer well clear from this one he isnt what we need a player with rather large feet that can be inserted up certain players s would be a start

what would be the issue giving him a contract till the end of the season and an option for next...let him prove his worth and give some competition for places?



Not sayings that what i'd do but interesting to hear peoples views

A contract to the end of the season is all well and good, and no supposition please, but the judge said this:



"A prison sentence is what I have in mind."

Ok let me rephrase.



A contract to the end of the season on a pay as you play deal with a similar option for next with clauses.

Didnt the judge in the Cockayne case say something very similar?

It probably all depends on how full the cells are come sentencing day.