He was 30 in April , so yes , approaching 32 would be right for a 2012 return . I reckon there would be a season or two left in him for us though. With the baby due in a few months he needs to come home. Would like to see him here sooner rather than later though . Wouldn't it be great if Ryan Atkins followed him here too . Are they both contracted until the end of next year ?

terific thread children, keep it up

it comes down to cost, if he is prepared to take the wage of a Kylie then i would welcome him back with open arms, if he i wanting JPs salary then he is a luxury we cant afford.

I would really hope he comes home . Wouldn't want his kid attending the same school as you did (or the shame of been born in ashire). I Bet you are one of those that were stood next to his cousin's car at Wembley ain't ya .

There are whispers that both Ryan and Gaz want to return .

I don't think Bradford could afford him these days.

They should keep a tag on B*iley, be eaiser to find him when he goes missing like last weekend.

whos he feared of ryan bailey paul owen and the general public?


"Each of you brought disgrace on the game of rugby league, on your clubs and most of all on yourselves "

Judge Paul Batty QC

All four pleaded guilty to violent disorder at a previous hearing.

The court heard how the brawl began after Owen was said to have been tricked into handing over his mobile phone to an unidentified woman outside Creation nightclub.

As he tried to recover it, the Leeds players thought she was being assaulted and set about Owen.

A four-minute video of the brawl was played which showed the Leeds players trading kicks and blows with Owen.

At one point Owen was seen to punch Barker to the ground and as he struggled to regain his feet he was kicked in the head and knocked out.

Each of you brought disgrace on the game of rugby league, on your clubs and most of all on yourselves

Judge Paul Batty QC
The chief executive of Leeds Rhinos, Gary Hetherington, head coach Daryl Powell and club chaplain Steve Mitchell, all appeared at court to provide character references.

Ray Taylor, the chairman of Rochdale Hornets, appeared on behalf of Owen.

Sentencing the players, Judge Batty said the violence which erupted outside the nightclub was "mindless, dangerous and drunken".

He said: "CCTV footage graphically illustrated in clear terms what each of you did during the four minutes of violence.

"You ought to be thoroughly ashamed of yourselves.

"Each of you brought disgrace on the game of rugby league, on your clubs and most of all on yourselves."

dont think ryan and gaz would take a step back and join a lesser team tho , do you?

Afford who ?

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no one cares about a bigots opinion

What a cock you are.

If only for the sake of their kids' education . Then yes .