According to Sky Sports, has signed for Hull Kingston Australia. Broncos made him a very good offer but has turned it down.
Two points here:
After a year out, doesn't he feel he owes the club something ?
Has he not spoken to Caro? HKA are an underperformance team despite the roster and with a succession of coaches, he must be mad.

He doesn't use the same agent as Caro, I suppose? Remember the bit near the bottom of this piece? www.standard.co.uk/sport/sport-c ... 69318.html

He doesn't use the same agent as Caro, I suppose? Remember the bit near the bottom of this piece? www.standard.co.uk/sport/sport-c ... 69318.html

I can't agree he owes the club anything. It's not his fault he's been out. Let's face it last winters antics very left him unemployed at a point when he was basically unemployable as a rugby player. Owe a club that nearly did that to him??

He needs to look after himself. Reading between the lines the injury was nearly a career ender. We still don't really know how he'll come back. If he can get better money and / or a longer deal + a higher standard of rugby he's have been daft to stay sadly.

Nice lad, wish him luck, but I think HKR is a poor choice (though choices could have been few).
Got to agree with Halfdan. After the debacle of last winter he owes us very little.

Hull KR is a club that can't sign or keep top class players but are attractive to mid-level players because they pay higher wages than Cas / Wakey / Widnes.

That's not really how professional sport works.



Eh? Whereas we, of course, are at the peak of our powers.....

HKR are in Super League. London Broncos are not. If I were Kieran Dixon, it would be a very, very easy decision and I'm only surprised it's taken this long to become public.

Best of luck to one of the most exciting, watchable players we've ever had.

Good lad, obviously ambitious he's made the right choice

Haven't Rovers recently signed two wingers from their more traditional recruiting ground?

Oh, and I don't think Dixon owes the Broncos anything. Hope he gets back to full fitness and impresses in SL.

I completely understand the deal about Rovers being in Super League, but the point I am making is that after a year out Dixon is an unknown quantity, we are also very familiar with his defensive limitations and lack of height in taking cross field bombs to the wing. Rovers are an ambitious club but the knowledgeable fans have very high expectations and I think Dixon will go there with a big reputation and a lot of pressure. A spell with Broncos to restore fitness and confidence would have been a better option for the longer term in my view. We were of course aware of the limitations of Caro prior to his signing. I thought then he might get crucified by the fans and I don't think I was wrong.

I'm delighted the lad is on the verge of a return although as a former player ( abeilt at a much lower level) who suffered similar injuries, I'd prefer him to write the season off to concentrate on rehabilitation.
Now he is poised to leave, I cannot envisage him being able to give 100% for London. If you don't give 100% after an injury, you risk injury.
A season in the Championship would definetly benefit him. Good luck to him whatever he does.
London will continue to produce/develop talent for the sport.

HKA never gets old......? Your recruitment policy sees to that!

Whatever keeps us in super league gutters never understood the obsession with homegrown players it isn't as if there more loyal or anything besides we have a few coming through now and 12 English players played the other night against Wigan

There is the reason that superleague will never actually be super a dthe aussies and kiwis will continue to dominate internationally.......small town mindedness. Have you changed power supplier yet........superleague needs your sponsorship money

We will never match the Aussies no matter what nothing to do with small town mindedness I just want to watch my team play with passion and give 100% whether there from Hull or Sydney it doesn't matter to me