Hopefully he will get a very good reception before kick off tomorrow . I for one will give him a round of applause when his name is announced before kick off .

Think it goes without saying he will get a good reception.

Still think he was the most important player we have ever signed.

he is a legend and will be welcomed back accordingly...No hopefully about it.

"Mozza is a Wire, Mozza is a Wire....."

Really? I think there are other contenders. Briers? Bevan? Boyd? And I still maintain that the best signing we ever made was the late Peter Deakin.

great player for the wire and a great person off the pitch as well..i will defo applaud the lad..

Without any doubt. It was the catalyst for us becoming a consistent top side which is a lasting legacy.

Fantastic player, however he's now the opposition, if Roy wants to get in our good books, a decent place now would be to play moz off the park tomorrow, including a couple of smashesor 3

I'm hoping for an audible 'Morley is a Wire"

And pigs may fly

Without a doubt he's been a better signing. He brought a professionalism on the pitch and in the dressing room..... More than anything he had a winning mentality that rubbed off.

I'll always remember his first game back after a few months out with the eye injury. It was Wigan at home and he just lifted the side...... In an after match interview M Monaghan said it was a huge mental lift to the entire side.

And on a side note I loved him dropping McGoldrick against Cas at home. Not many saw it but it was a peach after McGoldrick tried to stand on his hand.

I remember that and was only talking about it last week,what a muppet to think he was going to get away with that,funny as hell watching him wobble about.

Wish I still had the sky recording.

Was only a little punch but McGoldrick fell forward then got up turning circles.
Monas spots it and just picks him out with the runners.

He deserves an ovation during warm-up and he'll get one from me, but from kick-off he's the opposition and the enemy and I'll be hoping Chris Hill tramples all over the top of him.

As for the importance of his signing, yes it was significant but I actually think the signing of Andrew Johns was the watershed moment in our recent history. Irrespective of what you think of his performances in a wires jersey, or the way the team played in his prescence, that signing made the WORLD sit up and say "WHOA! These guys mean business!"

And we did, and we're still riding the wave and furthering the cause.