There's a story in the league express saying that you are trying to pull out of a contract that he signed with you due to a misinterpretation on your part of the quota regulations?

He is believed to be seeking legal advice to try and force you to honour the contract, although they could not contact him for comment.

I've heard this too.
Typical of cas we just dont read the rule book before we jump in with both feet.

And more to come

Nah you've probably overspent buying Snitch and Drew and Latu and rumour has it your after Bibb as well because Boyle is signing for Wakey

Been saying for a while now if its true we are signing drew we cant possibley be signing martin as well without releasing one of our currentley contracted players (and i cant see cas leeting go of chase, widders, sarge, sherwin or goldy).

after yesterdays performance we ought to get out of the drew contract as well, i cant see what improvment he will bring to the side.

Really???

Age and money aside, he was one of the better players for us on show, the speed around the ruck was much quicker and the passing from dummy half much crisper and better directed when he was on.

If anything, in his second and third spell the players around him were not good enough to match his sharpness and they offered him no options, a perfect example was in the last 5/10 mins when he drifted across the pitch, desperately looking for an inside runner, none were forthcoming and he ran out of options and ended up losing 15 meters, but that was not his fault!!!

It's a shame really because we know the club read the forums. We've all made them aware of it that 2 people into 1 quota place does not go.

In all seriousness, what do cas fans think will happen??

IF they have 'signed' Martin, l am sure that legally they will not have to accept they are now committed to seeing that through, at least in terms of payment! Will they just try and pay him off and leave him free to look for another club??

Perhaps they could apply for a dispensation? he has been over a number of years so you would have thought he qualified, though i'm sure someone else can tell you how dispensations are granted.

Only been over for 2 years. Was over for a few years ago playing for London, but think that was like 8/9 years ago.

Its not the point re quota places. It is down to the definition of non fed trained.

Clubs have been led to believe that quota players who came to the UK before a set date and played here so many years would be eligible to move from quota to non fed trained.

Now the RFL are saying this is not so. Clubs ,like Cas, are not to blame. The constantly changing RFL rules and haziness of communicating the latest interpretation is at fault.