Not at all, quite happy to tell you how good Adam walker is as a prop (despite being as thick as a brick) before you lads sign him, but coxy's attitude is terrible, he used to kill it in the academy scoring tries every week with his natural talent without even trying. Unfortunately it's something he took into his professional career, it's a real shame because he's got talent but if you sign him and I'd be amazed if chessie does, you will be disappointed

What would be so bad about signing Bailey? Very few props can match his playing career . 307 games for Leeds, 6 Grand Final rings, 8 GB/Eng caps and still only 31. Put personality aside and think logically,

Although I think he was very fortunate with his winner's record, I would not be totally against him donning the RW&B. At 31 maybe he's grown up a bit and perhaps some of his arrogance stayed at the Rhinos? We need forwards with aggression that can tire the opposition; beggars can't be choosers.
As first interchange, Uncle John to look after him and on the right deal, I wouldn't say no.

I think if we sign Bailey we will continue to be beggars because if he is the quality of player we are looking to recruit then we will have given up all hope of progressing.

Both Kelly and Bailey fit the bill. Kelly is a pivot, we know that JK loves Pivots. Plus Bailey - anyone remember JK's bad lads army? Could get interesting!

I am sorry but have things got so bad that we actually think signing Bailey is a good move. We ridiculed Castleford for signing him, the only reason we would do so now is to fill a squad number on the cheap.

We really don't want Ryan Bailey do we.

Since he left Leeds, he's had more clubs than Rory McIlroy.

To me, when that happens with a player, something just doesn't sit right

Scott Moore's had plenty of clubs.

Saying that, Bailey is just a cheap shot merchant. There's "bad lads", and then there's him, who only targets the little fellas.

I don't think anything has ever sat right with Bailey.

He's not the type of player we want to be bringing in, as the last thing we would want to happen is for something to have a detriment on team morale. However, not to sound hypocritical of my statement, he does have the fire in his belly, so maybe if Chester takes a gamble he could use that to his advantage.

Apart from breaking from the scrum early once, I thought Bailey had a pretty solid Grand Final. Who thought Richard Moore would ever come back off the building sites when Kear talked him into turning over a new leaf?

A couple of years ago, I'd have been totally against Bailey - but what he has done wrong in his nomadic spell since leaving Leeds? He's a pretty straightforward prop who runs in hard and appears to have erased the cheap shot thuggery from his game. Wouldn't be a bad shout on a one year deal - he's probably got more big game experience than our entire squad put together.

I'd support Bailey playing in the famous red white and blue