Honestly seems some common sense is actually happening.

I don't know what he is accused of doing and have not looked to find out because well I don't need to know, but if the club have investigated and are allowing him to come back then it cannot be serious enough to warrant keeping him suspended or sacking him.

If they are now waiting for the Police to conclude there investigation, then there is nothing really I suspect the club can do other than allow him back.

People can think what they want about it, whether it's a good or bad thing but only the club can make the choice as to whether he is allowed to play or not until the Police conclude the investigation at which time he will either be charged or not charged.

To be clear I was only joking I have no insider knowledge as to how the lads have trained this week. Although I am pretty sure they will have trained well.

well done warrington.......don't let something as serious as this get in the way of a game of rugby. This is why our sport is the laughing stock of all sports.

Do Foxtrot Oscar, there's a good chap.

Justice must be done but Internet forums are not the place to be dealing it out. Its a police enquiry, none of us really know anything about it so shouldn't speculate.

If a
a) salesman
b) binman
c)) solicitor
d) bricklayer
e) computer programmer
had been accused with the same offence (yet not charged) would THEY not be free to persue THEIR trades without hindrance.

As I said
Foxtrot Oscar