Better for super league if Cas can keep them

Unfortunately for Cas comes down to money and teams like Hudds, Hull, warrington and Salford can offer better long term deals. Really feel for you as fans, but you have to trust and back Powell, be great to finish with a final appearance.

As i said fc bound

Think we can offer them the money - we're just not being held to ransom any more.

Offered Huby what he wanted by all accounts, same with Hauraki.

Half back graveyard is Hull

Remember when we signed k hepworth at the end of his career and he was still a gud un

Makes a change us doing it. Other Clubs have been doing it to us due to MK's cash since he took over.

Anyway, it's beside the point, he's signed for Hull now anyway. Which kind of doesn't back up the multitude of people saying that he wanted to stay at Cas and was happy there. What's actually happened is that he's used you as a shop window for his agent and himself to get a bigger payday.

Good luck to him I say....he will need it.

No other teams supporters rain fire on their halfbacks more than Hull do if they have an off day, its like the they measure everyone up to Toppo & Peter Sterling.

Thats mainly down to them all being pretty poor since 2006, we have either signed injured or average halfbacks, this is the first time we have signed players than are inform, fit and with potential.

Two very good signings for us, and if we get Taylor (which looks certain), then we have a strong looking squad for next year. The biggest question for me is the coach.

Here we go

Really surprised Cas have allowed Hull to pull this one off.

How do you work that one out when he was contracted to Salford?. Just sold to the highest bidder I would guess. Plus it looks like Sneyd didn't want to sign for Cas after all. His agent has done very well for him.

As an outsider, it just looked like Cas were in the driving seat. With a Wembley appearance virtually nailed on and Gill laying it on thick, on BBC Radio on Sunday, about how much income the club are currently raking in. Expected retaining Sneyd to be Powell's No.1 priority.
All irrelevant though if Sneyd wanted to be elsewhere.