If this turns out to be true then that will be a sad end to his wire career. He's been excellent for us, a rare real success story of the Warrington academy. I wish him well and hope the last few years of his career are a success.

I don't want to sound bitter at all, but when you and others are wishing him well and hoping for success, I'm with all the way with it but limited to his clothing business and health. I've mixed feelings on the rugby honours front unless he's playing against Saints I hope he/Wigan do nowt

Not bothered tbh. I won't waste time or thought on people who don't want to be around the club anymore, whoever they may be or where they were born.

He's now part of the past, bring on the future.

#boundbywire

This is my take. He's a professional sportsman. He owes us nothing and life goes on.

He's given us 100% and I applaud that..pity some haven't.but I do hope we makes his life hell when we meet..here's a thought if he scores against us will he celebrate like mad or walk away quietly

Refused to play apparantley.

I'm a massive Cooper fan, but if that's true I can't look back on his time with us fondly. Unacceptable for any professional sportsman,........regardless of being a hometown lad or not.

Powell wanted him to play last week, he refused, club put him down as having covid.

I never mentioned honours, I mean a success for him personally in terms of performance. Like you I don't want to see Wigan win anything unless it's at saints expense.

Good riddance if true.

Who the does he think he is?

Looks like Powell was right in his assessment of Cooper.

Hope Cooper can deal with the taunts around Warrington that he will get.

I get the feeling we have/had a number of players like this thinking they are bigger than the club. Pandered, indulged, spoilt. No wonder we won all with them. Cooper wouldn't get in my top 10 forwards ive seen play for us, just standards have slipped and hes lauded as "great"

I hope he is as easily silenced and dominated as when he played for us this season.