Papua New Guinea international Stanley Gene has won his case for unfair dismissal by Co-operative Championship club Halifax. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... _Gene.html

Papua New Guinea international Stanley Gene has won his case for unfair dismissal by Co-operative Championship club Halifax. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... _Gene.html

Disapointing, someone like me moaning fair enough but stanleys been taking a wage and playing poorly, he cant blame Calland for being poor, lets just hope his contract was full of bonuses for playing and winning, and was not too great underneath.

Getting the procedure right is not difficult.

What you can't control is whether the employee decides to chance his arm or not. If he does that, unless the case is clear cut, he always has a chance of winning.

To lose through the procedure being incorrect is, however, extremely careless.

That said, if we win two more games who will give a monkey's chuff?

36?

Its dealt with, now lets move onto Thursday and the rest of our season then afterwards we can focus on sorting stuff out from top to bottom.

Sadly expected. Employment law is a minefield that is not as easy as people expect. It would be interesting to see if the case went to court who would win instead of the RFL Kangeroo Court.

Gene simply has been a waste and been nothing but a failure as has Aizue. Glad to see the back of him to be honest as has never been anywhere near fit and he thought he could get away with it-which he has. I hope that sends a message to the club that signing has-beens is not that effective.

I would feel that the Fans would have preferred to see a few more local lads in the 17 than has been done recently. Forget SL and them fancy ideas as the RFL do not want us and we are nowhere near ready for it. Lets give 5 or 6 Local lads the chance to play for Fax, with a few experienced players, as well as a couple of gamebreakers. It can be done as Batley have shown.