Have to agree with all that's been said about Rob and what he has done for the club and us fans. And wish him all the best of luck back home in Cumbria.

My only regret at seeing him go, is i would have loved to see him in next season squad with all the signings we have made. Cant help feel he would have added a lot to the new squad, and possibly ended his time with us on a high note, and maybe in the land of pipe dreams a possible play off or CC final would have be nice for him to finish on...

Good luck to them all. He's a London Legend. He came to us when very few young Northern players would make the jump 'down south'.

I lived in Surbiton for nearly 20 years. I never did see Rob out and about, although it would explain why I once saw a Mini driven by Ricki Sheriffe pass my house.

Best wishes to The Purdhams in their new ventures. Remember you'll always be assured a warm welcome darn sarf when you visit.

Best of luck Mr & Mrs Purdo, thanks for sticking with us, bringing us great entertainment and being Captain Fantastic. Just say you will remember the beautiful south when you are on your cold, wet, windy farm in the middle of December! I am looking forward to hearing you both next wed on the BBC London Rl programme.

A true living ledgend and will always have a place at London RL or whatever we will be called?

Its gonna be emotional.....lots of and

All the best Rob a true legend

Won't it be strange without Purdo. I doubt we'll ever have another player stay for 10 years (especially one that other clubs would have snapped up).

Good luck to Rob and his family. A true London legend.

'Cept maybe Clubby

No one else would have Clubby tho!

Only kidding Clubby.

Good Luck Skipper, you will be sorely missed by everyone, although the memories and spirit will be with us always

Really sorry that we won't be there this afternoon for Rob's farewell. Someone who by his longevity and moreso his attitude will always be a legend in London Rugby League.

The very best of luck to Rob & Sarah for the future.

A big thanks to Rob for everything he has done for the club.

Wish him all the best for whatever he does next.

As a true London legend, he'll always be welcome back to visit and see his banner !

A team player to the last.

He passed the ball to Karl Pryce for his try, I was level with him as he did it, he could have scored it himself, but passed it to Pryce who had an easier run in

You should have took it yourself Rob!