Unless for whatever reason he isn't happy and wants to return north and return to league. I imagine he'd want to be a club's marquee player though, using the money he could earn in union as a bargaining tool, but again that would be dependent on a club - whether it be ourselves or anyone else - being prepared to offer him that. If they won't then he may be open to offers if it is simply what he wants to do.

I'm not saying that's definitely the case or that we're definitely signing him or anything daft like that, but it's not completely unfeasible that any player might have personal reasons for making decisions we wouldn't necessarily expect.

Normally I'd agree about press speculation, but on this occasion Sandow's contractual ups and downs have been so widely publicised that it won't have been hard for the Aussie press to get a close idea of this new contract. I agree that most of our players will be on nearer £50k than to £100k ( after all less than 5% of the UK working population earns £50k), but , if £400k goes to two players it will still be very tight on salary cap.

It's too bad their not on piece work. There'd be some savings made on 2 or 3 players at least.

If this were the case Asiteasy would earn less than I do at golf

I believe Cronk had a new offer from his club to retain his services to ward off interest from Wire, can't blame them really.

More than happy with Sandow I've not known this kind of excitement from fans for quite awhile.

Every year we get this Eastmond rumour, it's almost as popular as Atkins to RU. I suspect the cupboards and changing lockers at the HJ must be absolutely jam packed with Kyle Eastmond clones by now.

I was one bemoaning the clubs apparent lack of foresight but must give the club a big pat on the back for the way they have conducted matters, rather than rush in all willy nilly it has given plenty of thought and shown patience during difficult times to get the right players, and well done sticking by Simon Grix it's been a long time since his injury and it's great the club was there when he needed it.

Things would have been better had Grix been on the field that's for sure, we certainly missed his experience.

It wouldn't surprise me if we had made an approach for Eastmond, the hype of recent signings and Simon Moran's body language these last few days gives the feeling that there is more on the way and anything is possible.

As much as I would love to see Eastmond here like others on here I feel he's just out of our finances.

A lot depends on how happy Eastmond is at Bath and whether he gets in the final World Cup squad. Stuart Lancaster is known to favour biff and bash centres and Eastmond's relationship with the Bath Club hasn't always been great. If he does come, a bonus is that he can also kick.

Surely people can see there's been a huge change in attitude at the club since Roger Draper has come in , our ambition is much higher than its been ,we are not just aiming to be one of the big clubs , we are aiming to be the biggest club ,these are exciting times and anything is possible , keep the faith

I agree definite change in the club, you have to admire ambition, whether we succeed is another question but it wont be from lack of trying. I had been feeling pretty despondent over the last few months how far the team seemed to have dropped off. However over the last few weeks with the better performances, news from the club, i am feeling alot more positive.

I think maybe Draper has a kick ass approach to getting things moving in the right direction behind the scenes.

Signing a player like Sandow, and/or the others people are speculating about, is the work of many months, so you can bet that this has been going on maybe even before 2015 started. I've said it before, but some of short-term vision on this board, who were slagging off the club for not signing middle-of-the-road talent like Brown or Brough simply had it all wrong. Maybe its easier for the likes of me, who started watching the Wire in 1968 and have therefore endured many, many years with no success, but a little patience is wise. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s and beyond, if things were not right at Wire then, as a fan, you just had to accept that there was nowt the club could do about it. In the year 2015, we can be confident that the club has the resources to build a successful team. That will probably take longer than we'd like, but it will be done. Panic buys we do not need.

Top CEO ,a top Owner and a top Coach all filled with ambition, sky's the limit

Technically it was months, but not sure about the many part. Warrington became interested in June when the Eels said he was free to leave after he criticised his coach.