Firstly, Morley does have a business on the side and decent sized one at that...so what if the stress of all that takes him away from his game?...nonsense.

Secondly, I get trained by Mick and Paul and apart from demonstrating technique, they do nothing more than offer encouragement by shouting or blowing a whistle at you. Nothing that could risk an injury. Players could go to the gym in their own time and get injured,,it happens

I see that Mike Cooper has a business as well, new recruit Chris Hill has a PT business,, John Clarke has in the past. Elsewhere, Peacock runs rugby camps, Burrow has some form of Physio business, Diskin has a property company

It is far more common place than we probably know. Its probably a good thing for them as well. They are young blokes who have a lot of free afternoon, good to get their minds stimulated elsewhere.

Joel's on his last warning. He keeps on losing the trollies. He wants to be a bramble picker, next. His idol is Mickey from The League of Gentleman ("GET DOWN, Monkeyman"icon_wink.gif

That's exactly what Joel looks like, a trolley collector.

Graham looks like he'd work for Stobbart, defo a lorry driver. Maybe he'd have a 'curtain sider' and he'd collect palletts for a living, maybe making a few quid on the snide.

rubbish, S.A.M.

Everyone knows that Deacon is Peter Kay's (not yet seen) ventriloquist's dummy, Little Peter

On a similar note Rob Burrow is starring as the Mini Me in the next Austin Powers movie

Wellens is advertising a shampoo that doesn't work "look at my greasy hair before, and look at it now....oh pooh, it still looks greasy"

Paul Wood is a lumber jack

Higham looks like he runs a working mens club

Not so much a job but Myler looks like a cougar hunter, paying £17 at Showboat getting his moneys worth then bagging a 50 year old in the taxi queue

Brett Hodgson works in a zoo.