Does this mean you're admitting there's still a place for a prop in the modern game. Thought you'd have wanted another centre for your cunning plan of having wings and centres running rings round opposition props

Reminds me of an old joke:

What did the inflatable teacher say to the inflatable boy who entered the inflatable school while carrying a pin?

"You've let yourself down, you've let me down but worse than that, you've let the whole school down"

Sorry, as you were.

www.giantsrl.com/news/article/18 ... o-shirt-on

www.giantsrl.com/news/article/18 ... o-shirt-on

I find it quite sad that a player who's put his body on the line for your club over several years is being vilified for trying to do right by his family- if you want someone to blame then blame the useless RFL. If they had confirmed immediately that the bulls were definitely staying in superleague the future of the players would have been a lot more secure and he might not have felt the need to refuse his contract under TUPE.

If that link was meant to cause upset - sorry it didn't work - I looked at the season ticket picture and wondered if huddersfield are the ugliest team in superleague. Then I at last recognised who the picture at the top was of and all I can think of is he's let himself go since his last game at Bradford! Certainly a few pounds heavier there!

It's not what he's done, it's the manner in which he's done it that has upset people.

And besides, if he'd accepted the TUPE and the Bulls were removed from SL then his contract would have been void anyway and he could have joined any club without any fuss. I doubt there was any club in SL who didn't have their eye on at least one Bulls player and held back funds to cover their salary should the opportunity arise to sign them.

I think the way he treated his fellow teammates and coaching staff by not even informing them of his decision and reasons is why most fans are bitter towards him. Especially since those coaches were working without pay and Craig continued to receive all of his wages.

But he's gone now and with that sort of attitude he won't be missed in the long term.

Quote: Cripesginger "Think Brough and robbo will be fine. I hear that for the start of 2013 you will only have one decent half back. Oh dear Who'd a thought it? www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/s ... y/?ref=rss Final 2 paragraphs.

Quote: Cripesginger "Think Brough and robbo will be fine. I hear that for the start of 2013 you will only have one decent half back. Oh dear Who'd a thought it? www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/s ... y/?ref=rss Final 2 paragraphs.

Better to be injured now than during the season

No actual suggestion that it's serious - I guess they would scan it as a matter of course, hopefully it is just precautionary anyway..(leaving our usual luck out of things, of course)

How do all you bulls fans slating CK view how Ainscough has been treated by the Bulls?

You get what you negotiate. If the Australian offer is the best on the table for Ainscough that tells you his worth in the market, which does not appear to be very high. In what way has this new regime mistreated him as you seem to be implying?

He was paid on time (except for one month 24 hours late) and in full every month by Bradford.

He contract was TUPEd over and then came to an end. His value to the club was reassessed and, like many other players around the country, he was offered a contract of a lower value.

He's far from the best player but his loyalty and effort were first class last year - however, the club simply can't afford to honour those attributes ahead of ability. I would have liked for him to have stayed (as a back up), but I can't see anything that the club has done wrong.