The article actually says fc are interested in Elima and I would guess most other teams in the league are as well until he signs a contract.

They can FC off.

In all fairness all teams seem to be after our players. This won't stop unless we get out of the finacial mess so they can keep banging on about how close they are to signing a player of ours but I garuntee most will re-sign with us if we get out of the mess.

Been told we are in for him but he's going to have this as he's a good player and well thought of off the field. You lot need to sort problems out asap as players are probably getting a bit nervous now and will look elsewhere if they think there future is not secure.

Good luck.

Ha ha!

What's he like at prop? We're pretty well stocked with back rowers so if we do sign him it's likely he'll be playing in the front row.

Not surprised to see hull listed as interested, both them and Hudds were circling when we were in strife.
TBF though all your players will be linked with various clubs here on in, they don't have to leave as some of ours proved.
Good luck either way, it's not a nice time for you guys, but there is a brighter future than you face currently at the other side.

Having spoke to him on a number of occasions, a few after he left WTW, he obviously still holds Wakefield very dear.

Considering a big impact forward is our number 1 priority I'd imagine we'll be speaking to him as soon as you enter administration. Not a nice way to lose players, as we know all too well, but it's not a compassionate world, as we also found out.

As Bradford did when Hull was in hard times.

As all clubs do, the current Wakefield coach was the man behind signing Obst, so I wouldn't be surprised if Wakefield go after Bradford players if the worst does happen.

Isn't Elima out of contract anyway?

Like others have already said, you've done it to us in the past and would do it again given the chance.

It's part of sport and unfortunately your the ones down on your luck at the moment.

The players'agents would be failing in their duties if they were not actively seeking alternative clubs for their clients