Not sure Wire would go for him, surprised people think so.

What clubs have got 200k left on there cap? i would have thought most of them have already spent up.

I would be surprised if us(wire) are near the cap limit

Briers would have been on a big chunk wouldn't he? maybe thats another good bit of timing for 1 of your lads retiring for Eastmond to step in. Didn't Hicks go early to keep another fine player in your squad?

I don't think Warrington need him. they ave Myler and Ratchford in those two slots and they have the Scotland fullback (who isn't too bad is he) so where would they slot him in? Not at centres and a bloody waste on the wing he would be with the talent he has.

If he is under a decent contract it will be immaterial as no team would want to buy him out with the costs that would incur.

I'd be very cautious over signing a player, any player, who walks out on their teammates at half time. I don't care if he doesn't like playing Union, that's just a petulant and arrogant act.

He was subbed at half time (tactical reasons apparently) so would not have been allowed back on in any case so drove home. Okay, should have hung around but it is hardly walking out on the team mid-match as some have said.

He's contracted for an other year or so. Can't see him moving back to RL anytime soon.

I'm not sure how Eastmond walking out on his team at half time can be described as not walking out on his team mates at half time.

Eh, he had been subbed, ergo he had ZERO involvement in the match from that point on, under RU rules he would not be allowed back on the pitch as a player, that is not 'walking out mid game' as simply as it has been implied as if he was due to play in the 2nd half and had already got changed and fooked off.
I agree he shouldn't have done it, sat on the bench and put up with it, a disagreement on his part with how they play him as I understand it.

So again, I'm struggling to understand how Eastmond walking out on his teammates can be described as not walking out on his teammates.

Meanwhile, the good news is that the cleaning staff have just announced the operation to replace all the toys scattered around the ground back into Eastmond's pram has been completed, however the search for his dummy continues.