He's staying.

And that fella in your av's coming, right?

did you ever see *** **** do his farewell wave at the end of 2004?

Cant see it, visa.

He said in one of the rags that he didn't know where his footy was going but he never thought about going home. Based on that I would say he is staying.

hope the lad stays...he`s been brilliant since his switch to hooker...

and who could blame him if he left. The so called fans would have carried both him and King on their shoulders back to Aus 6 months ago. Reminds me of the Liverpool fans who wonder why Alonso left this summer.

Smith said he's going no where months ago I put the video on here as well

Winning the Challenge Cup will have changed a lot of the players' feelings about the club and the team. There will always be a bond within that team which played at Wembley, in twenty years time there will be something at the HJ where they do a reunion of 09 thing and the players will be presented at halftime or whatever, angry blokes in their early thirties will get Les-Boyd-esque excited at the presence of Adrian Morley and grumble to their mates that Hicks still looks fitter than the current shower they are watching.

I reckon Monaghan will stay now not least because he's got 2 more years to go of a good contract (depending on how much the tax loophole changes have eroded that) and whilst there will be interest in Australia who knows if it will be financially worth more than us.

We stayed in the same hotel in Brigend as his dad when he was over a couple of months ago, He is Staying!!!!

'Kinell, I can see it now.

please stay

Staying. Makes you wonder about the future of HIgham and Clarke though.

Last time I checked I thought this was a RL forum?

But seeing as you have made a totally incorrect comparison I will try and explain it to you.

Imagine if Smith had been touting Morley to other clubs in the hope of trying to bring in someone else to replace him - naturally you would think he would be annoyed and would want out and you wouldn't blame him.

LFC fans left the manager in no doubt at a pre season friendly and the 1st few games of the season last summer what he could do with Gareth Barry - it involved shoving him somewhere where the sun doesn't shine sideways.

After Gerrard he has been the best player for the previous 18 months and held in such high regard by the fans.

So just to summarise, a major factor in him leaving was down to the manager and not the fans wanting him out as you have tried to compare incorrectly the treatment of Monaghan by Warrington fans as the same as LFC fans with Alonso.

I follow LFC home and away and it was the 1st game I've missed in a long time on Saturday to go Wembley watching Warrington. So to everyone I apologise for the long winded football related post but I have to correct totally inaccurate posts!