Inevitable sadly, but even I thought you might actually see him play before it happened!!

History - even the brief history of Wigan RL - has proved that, with care and guidance, bad lads can be made into good lads. But you can't do anything with a fool.

To be honest, they way he’s been behaving during his ban there was a very real possibility he’d be in prison before he even started training.

If Wigan keep hold of him it sends a terrible message to the rest of the team. If it were his first mistake, fine but how many now?

I say keep him. His counselling rehabilitation would have only just began. Reprimand him, and move on with a final warning. Let him move to Wigan and begin properly.

Which you would only know if you where stalking him

I would hazard a guess that his counseling would have started some long while ago given his track record. Difficult one for Wigan to handle and find a solution in the best interests of the club and ZH.

He's got enough talent to keep him at Wigan. Flog him when he s up next time.

You got me. I’ve actually follow him around like a secret agent, reporting all his movements and misdemeanours.

The problem there is you know the next boo boo is coming at some point and if it happens at a crucial juncture in the season, like it did for Cas, it could cost you a big trophy.

Hard to see any other club at the top end of RL taking a punt on him after this, the lad has a lot of talent but is just way too much of an off field disaster.

I can just picture you dressed like a 1950's Russian spy peeping round corners to see what he's doing

The flip side is, that as one of the two most talented players in the league (next season) in the most influential position, he could be instrumental in any chance of silverware we have.

I didn't have much faith in him before, and I have less now. But, I'd rather him be here than at a rival.