Dominique Peyrouxs fiance Grace just revealed that Tommy is signing for st helens.

Hope the club get there tin hats out.

I might be in a minority but I think he'd be a good signing. There's obviously a risk, but if he stays fit he'd give us some steel and competitiveness that we're currently missing.

Wigan are in for him aswell.

It's a shocking signing if true. He won't be cheap if we're outbidding Wigan for him and he's not going to solve any of our problems. He simply won't play enough games to justify any contract term. Like I did when Wheeler was here and everyone was telling me we needed to give him time, I would put my house on him not playing 15 games in a season for us.

Another poor signing if true.

He's 32 next year and has been very poor at the Warriors this season, their fans can't wait tip he moves on.

Peyroux fiancé wrote to Leuluai wife on social media 'hurry up and get over here, our kids are going to future best friends now we're at the same club' or something along them lines.

I hope not. I don't want us paying top $ for a player of that age who would in all probability be on the subs bench.

Disregarding anyone's feelings about TL, why does it matter if a player is seen as a starter or a subs player? Both are equally important in the modern game and having a foil for Roby who will allow no drop in intensity is worth the cap surely

If true then Very Poor signing.
Got KC written all over it.

Very amateur way for it to come out as well.

My first reaction to this is dismay but on reflection we have had some good short stints from players near the end of their careers. I'm thinking Kevin Iron, Paul Anderson Nick Ford and Sonny Nickel second spell, admittedly the three forwards wouldn't have cost big money.

Leulau would bring a wealth of experience and may improve the on field decision making.

In view of Walsh's injury we may need him as a half back anyway.

I agree with this. Although older players lose a yard of pace, the experience they can bring is invaluable and we certainly need some of that.

Add to that Kevin Ward, David Fairleigh, Darren Britt, Darren Smith and Matt Gidley.