As if by magic.....

so 9 months, like any employment really as its an incapacity to fulfill your role. So a broken leg 3-4 months he would be protected and doing no work for full pay and might never be as good as he was but thats fine as he has a contract. A club couldnt just sack him due to him being out for 3-4 months so why should they be able to walk? they shouldnt. If they want to leave they should buy out their contract or lump it.

I actually commented on that before.. i'm disgusted by it.

Not good timing... Should have cancelled for sure.

And there i am sticking up for my club then they play a trump card like that. A multi million pound sports team make a decision like that. Idiots. Well done Warriors for making everybody hate us even more when what we need more than anything at the moment is across the board solidarity from all clubs.

I think i can speak on behalf of most Warriors fans here by saying to opposing fans that this decision is not one we agree on so please don't bag us for a decision the club has made.

Nothing better than calling someone a halfwhit because they have a different opinion to yourself.

ATEOTD Cas have killed the British game imo. Don't be surprised at a lack of sympathy from people who want to see the game progress, want to see players getting more money and want to see money being spent.

Cas winning a legal battle brings zero long term benefits. It just maintains the sports slow decline into oblivion. If they lose however the only realistic option is to pay players more so that they don't leave. Only way that can happen is via the abolition of the cap.... that makes it a hell of a lot more interesting and possibly a retun to keeping players are the club as well as top signings as well.

Call me a halfwit though....

Quote: sergeant pepper "Nothing better than calling someone a halfwhit because they have a different opinion to yourself. ATEOTD Cas have killed the British game imo. Don't be surprised at a lack of sympathy from people who want to see the game progress, want to see players getting more money and want to see money being spent. Cas winning a legal battle brings zero long term benefits. It just maintains the sports slow decline into oblivion. If they lose however the only realistic option is to pay players more so that they don't leave. Only way that can happen is via the abolition of the cap.... that makes it a hell of a lot more interesting and possibly a retun to keeping players are the club as well as top signings as well. Call me a halfwit though....'" And how do you propose to pay there players more money, when they are losing money from all angles? How can the game afford to raise the salary cap? Look at these, from two of our "better run" clubs" https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... ng-history https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... ng-history Just click on the annual returns

Quote: sergeant pepper "Nothing better than calling someone a halfwhit because they have a different opinion to yourself. ATEOTD Cas have killed the British game imo. Don't be surprised at a lack of sympathy from people who want to see the game progress, want to see players getting more money and want to see money being spent. Cas winning a legal battle brings zero long term benefits. It just maintains the sports slow decline into oblivion. If they lose however the only realistic option is to pay players more so that they don't leave. Only way that can happen is via the abolition of the cap.... that makes it a hell of a lot more interesting and possibly a retun to keeping players are the club as well as top signings as well. Call me a halfwit though....'" And how do you propose to pay there players more money, when they are losing money from all angles? How can the game afford to raise the salary cap? Look at these, from two of our "better run" clubs" https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... ng-history https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... ng-history Just click on the annual returns

We've 'killed the British game' by attempting to hold onto the record-breaking try scorer and keep him in the game? By not accepting a broken contract? Don't be a silly bugger. Don't see any other Cas player complaining.

Yep - you are a halfwit.

If you cared about keeping him in the game you'd have sold him to Wire. He'd then still be in the game as you put it and getting paid his worth.

Let's not beat around the bush, he's coming off a record breaking season and that's pushed his value up above and beyond his current deal. If you wanted to keep him then match the offer Wire gave on his wages. If you couldn't do that then sell him.

You wanted your cake and you wanted to eat it as well. Is it any wonder he ran off to RU? I'd kind of say he pushed by Cas trying looking out for no one but thier own self interests. Don't make out it's a noble cause for the good of the game as it's a situation created from your own greed.

Maybe instead follow what the champs do and let guys go with the clubs blessing. If we cant match offers or opportunities then we let them go. Makes sense for the club AND player whilst also avoiding nasty situations like this.

You're the last person who should be throwing insults like that about given this embarrassmenthttps://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php?f

To be fair, Solomona's agent has links (i.e. they own companies together) to Ian Lenegan, so he's swinging but not that wide.

FWIW I don't understand this animosity between the clubs.