In their own way they have made a fair contribution in terms of 21 tries from 29 matches for Rhys who is also Wales' all time top try scorer in a team that doesn't do particularly well . Tyrone has always given a good solid performance when asked to play ,which must be very disspiriting when it has been only as & when required .

Good luck lads !

Well as I've always been told, " I'll trust Tony's judgement because he knows more about rugby than any keyboard warrior on here"

I know bugger all about rugby obviously

Best of luck to these guys, they have both contributed over the years, but unfortunately couldn't stake their claim for a regular spot. I'm sure that they will find a club in the SL.

Disapointing for tyke, he's gone through patches where you think, yeah, he's really started to kick on now, last season in particular, he got a run and i thought, with a bit more effort, long term he could be a reasonable replacement for westwood, stylistically.

A shame, i wish them both well, and i'm wondering if Tyke will get a 'sorry you're leaving card' from the Rauhihi household.

With all these players leaving and only 2 confirmed signings who if any are still to come in.

quite happy to see them both going.

Both are Swinton or Leigh level at best.

Sad to see any player leave the club especially young players. Let's not forget these lads have now to find another club or find alternative employment. Their not like most footballers who can almost retire after being released from their first major contract.
Tyke will go down as a Wembley winner (twice) I think Hudds & Leeds 2012. As for Rhys he's been able to play in a quality side and he's been used to rest others and to cover injuries. Good luck to them both. Just not against us.

Yed, Yed, Yed. Don't fret over Williams.

There are people who can help. Don't bottle it all up.

People bounce back.

Harsh on Tyke, he could do a job in SL, Williams...well that's harsh on Swinton and Leigh

Good luck to both Tyke and Rhys; thanks for all you have done for the Wire over the past few years and hopefully you will both find new clubs soon.

Two Challenge Cup Final winers medals for Tyke is fantastic and Rhys can be rightly proud of his 21 try return from 29 appearances for the first team.

Tyke did a good job when asked, could be seen as bit harsh but top flight sport can be cruel.
Williams always looked like there was a player in there somewhere but whether it was lack of confidence or just bone idleness why it didn't burst through I am not sure.

Good luck to both

Unlike Kevin Penny, who wouldn't get in Leigh's team....he's got pace, nothing else.
Give me McCarthy & Williams any day.