I heard from Marty the other day and he seems to have accepted that it was time to quit.He says that he would have liked to have played for the Reds for another year but reckons its time to find something new..He will be over in a year or two and plans to catch up with things at the Stoop, and I quote "I had a ball while I was in London"......
Marty will forever be a total London RL legend. An outstanding player, and a fantastic bloke as well, who always had time for the fans. Hope he comes back to The Stoop for a visit in the future and is given the welcome he deserves (by club and fans).
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