Has left Widnes with immediate effect 'by mutual consent'

www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article.php?id=7866 Another one with no brain. Whats the point In haveing all that talent.

www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article.php?id=7866 Another one with no brain. Whats the point In haveing all that talent.

I expect it was more mutual on one side than the other

It's hard not to be drawn to the obvious conclusions, and he has already had trouble there. If he hasn't learned by now I suspect he never will, such a waste of talent.

Sign him up. With TP down, his addition to the pack would be a welcome one. Could get him on a 'one strike and you're out' deal worth very little.

He wouldnt last till the squad announcement.

I didn't see that coming.

Short term deal with stringent controls in place to permit his immediate departure, I can't see why not.

I won't jump to conclusions (without knowing the facts) but with his track record I can't help but wonder if this is for breaching club discipline.

Like many have said it's another example of talent going to waste. He is in a position where he is privileged enough to play the sport he loves and earn a living from it. If he's sacrificed that to do something he knows he shouldn't be he's a fool.

Rumour on Twitter is that Jamie Rooney is on his way TO Widnes. Interesting.

Well, that's all of Widnes' problems solved there then.

So does not one other person think we'd benefit from having Scott's tackling and aggression in the pack? Our best spell of last season came with him in the back row.

I think most would agree. But most (including those that matter it would seem) would also say that the negatives outweigh the positives

Our penalty count is already far too high, with him in the team we'd be breaking records for penalties conceded.

If he was a prop sure, but we don't need another back rower. As it is he will still get snapped up by some one who thinks they can manage him. For Widnes it's a good deal as they can open up a space for another player and not have to keep hold for 3 years.