I think the anti tampering rule is a bit redundant due to the fact that clubs are allowed to speak to players agents and visa versa at any time. So they may aswell talk to the player directly if thats allowed

You know, I believe you.

Why don't they belong in the league?

If this is the best we could find then I'd rather stick with Green..

Oh hold on a minute do I not need to say in PG we trust?!

I was gonna take the Mick and say in AP you trust too, but that's probably starting to wear thin.

i prefer the one which goes 'hitler is informed he has won a season ticket for hull kr rather than hull fc'

If he boosts our season pass sales I'd take him

When the latest set of licences were announcing, the majority of people on RLFans were of the opinion that the only reason Wakefield retained theirs was because Crusaders removed their application.
I presume that this is what he was referring to.

Overall, I'm unsure about the Johnson signing. I can't really see what he will bring that wouldn't be achieved by Bowden or Green (who has looked good in his recent games), although he will bring some depth to the squad.
His signing means that we have a generally young set of props complimented by experienced players in Lynch (32) and O'Meley (31). We have Watts (22), Green (22), Bowden (20) and now Johnson (24).

I imagine that we'll see Lynch, O'Meley, and Watts all in the 17, with Green, Bowden and Johnson battling it out for the last place. That'll be good as it means that we'll get the best out of them as they all know that if they don't perform then there's someone else ready to take their place.

I'm not sure about Johnson either. If we went for Amor and he turned us down is Johnson second choice? Surely we wouldn't have signed them both.

Quote It is thought the highly-rated Kopczak is on the wanted list of several clubs, with Wigan and Huddersfield understood to be among the front-runners. Bradford's acting chief executive Gary Tasker believes Kopczak has been approached by rival Super League clubs, contrary to a gentleman's agreement not to do so, and says the matter has been put into the hands of the club's solicitor. 'I'm bitterly disappointed that the player has taken advice which has resulted in him leaving the group at this late stage of the season,' Tasker told the Bradford Telegraph & Argus. 'The major disappointment in this episode is that a young player on a good contract doesn't normally terminate it unless he is being offered better terms elsewhere. =#FF0000'At a meeting of Super League clubs several weeks ago, the clubs agreed unanimously that they would not approach Bradford's contracted players. '" www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... Bulls.html looks like another s.l club could be in trouble also then

Quote It is thought the highly-rated Kopczak is on the wanted list of several clubs, with Wigan and Huddersfield understood to be among the front-runners. Bradford's acting chief executive Gary Tasker believes Kopczak has been approached by rival Super League clubs, contrary to a gentleman's agreement not to do so, and says the matter has been put into the hands of the club's solicitor. 'I'm bitterly disappointed that the player has taken advice which has resulted in him leaving the group at this late stage of the season,' Tasker told the Bradford Telegraph & Argus. 'The major disappointment in this episode is that a young player on a good contract doesn't normally terminate it unless he is being offered better terms elsewhere. =#FF0000'At a meeting of Super League clubs several weeks ago, the clubs agreed unanimously that they would not approach Bradford's contracted players. '" www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... Bulls.html looks like another s.l club could be in trouble also then