https://www.seriousaboutrl.com/unwanted ... hop-19076/ What goes around comes around?

https://www.seriousaboutrl.com/unwanted ... hop-19076/ What goes around comes around?

What goes around is exactly that him.

Karma, pure and simple. He says that clubs know what he's capable of - they do, having seen how disloyal he was to us, which is probably why no-one now wants him. No chocolate on my cappuccino thanks James.

Although his attitude stank and I'm glad he went, he was however a quality player and would like to have him back now at the Rhinos, if only he had a different attitude. I laughed when I saw him with his job in a coffee house, simply what a waste of talent.

Once a Rhino always a Rhino for me. He was good for Leeds in short time he was here and was always going to head home 1st chance he got.

It's sad to see him without a club and I hope he gets back in the sport quickly. Game needs talented players like him on the field.

If he'd been straight up & honest about then id agree but imo once a snake always a snake.

To be fair to the lad he was a stand out player at the back end of that dreadful season. Wonder what his coffee making skills are like.

Quite correct, he walked out on a contract which obviously caused problems. Might interest other super league clubs if anybody has any salary cap space.

Anyone who signs him needs to ensure the contract is water tight. They'll need to make sure they know their barristers from their baristas

Quite so, perhaps he could go on dual reg with costa or Starbucks.

This. Don’t care how good a player he is, he sodded off and left the club in the lurch.

Probably makes a great Latte, well he starts to make it well then halfway through frothing the milk he leaves it and starts making an Americana.

Am I allowed to say he's a flat 'white'

I think that clubs shouldn't touch pondlife like him after doing what he did. But let's face facts, if he had the ability of Cameron Smith clubs would have been falling over themselves to sign him (in spite of him being untrustworthy.

His position as stand off is handy whilst waiting for the machine to pour the coffee. He then passes it sideways to Nightingale, who as a winger, distributes it to customers expresso.