No to Paul King. If he's not good enough for us.

That's debatable - he's already had plenty of time to settle at Hull & Leeds. At Leeds he took exception to Tony Smith telling him to carry the ball differently, and even bleated about it in the local press. He did well for us in patches in 2007 but his poor attitude (alledgedly) cost him a place in the winning play-off squad. He's still got a loose carry and seems to have a chip on his shoulder about Leeds axing him.

Also, people poke fun at Keith Senior for flogging a loser's medal on Ebay but I recall reading a thread recently suggesting Thackray has had to put up his CC winners medal for sale - not someone I'd like to see back at the club that's for sure.

King on the other hand is done - a good prospect 10 years ago though.

He was declared bankrupt 2 years ago so he's got a track record of being poor handling his money.

Still, I'd imagine selling a memento like that would be unthinkable to most players, in anything other than the most dire circumstances.

On Thackray I would say he's not the sort of bloke who fits well into a team situation unless he's allowed to do what he wants.

He used to be my supply of love & pride. That's what my heart yearns for now.

Isn't it time for your medication?

You're too late with the joke

It was bad the first time....

Some of the lyrics are spooky;

Start your journey early or maybe later
get your boots on

Look for rainbows
it's cloudy

Take your hairdryer
blow them all away.

In you I've found a story I want to keep hearing.
In you I see all colours
not just black or white.
In you I find a reason and hope for all dreamers

Never actually seen or known the lyrics before. You can't help singing along to the chorus though

Love and Priiiiiiiiiiiiiide!

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 246148.stm Out of those three, i would rather take Graeme Horne. I don't rate Thorman to high, and like it has already been said, King has past it, and has had alot of injuries. At least Horne is young, had a decent start to the season, and can improve.

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 246148.stm Out of those three, i would rather take Graeme Horne. I don't rate Thorman to high, and like it has already been said, King has past it, and has had alot of injuries. At least Horne is young, had a decent start to the season, and can improve.

Only because the eject button didn't work. I had to sell that car as a result. At least it wasn't Phil Collins tho!