Yep

Yep

It must be so frustrating for Radford & the coaching staff. Abdull has the skills with ball in hand, a decent kicking game and a natural rugby brain. Unfortunately, the lad is in really poor nick, probably 2/3 stone too heavy.

His current situation is that he's 20 years old and has the opportunity to have a lengthy RL career at a top club, but he's not willing to make the lifestyle changes needed to ensure he becomes the best he can be. There's a rumour that his mum's home cooking is to blame, but as a professional athlete, he should be cooking for himself, and eating the right meals as directed by the club.

Even in his current state, he's capable of some really decent performances, imagine how good he could be running around at full fitness.

That's what really frustrates & annoys those of us with limited talent. It would be a tragedy if he didn't realise it before it was too late.

I think for the most part the comments on this thread 're. Jordan Abdull are borne out of frustration with the lad because we can see what he's got and we really want him to do well.
Personally, I think that with the benefit of hindsight we'll look back at this time in a couple of years and realise Jordan is right now at a career crossroads, even though he is a young man.

Jordan has to want it for himself. If he really wants to play Super League then he needs to have a serious meeting with himself and be dedicated towards his present professional life, and of course his fitness.

He is being given chances by Radders. Right now he has it within his own hands to be what he wants to be.
BUT, If he carries on down the road he is presently on, then pretty soon that will be taken out of his hands.
Wake up Jordan and realise what you have, but also what it takes to be top player in today's game.
Make the change now, before its too late.

Great post. The fact that he's not been offered a new contract at this stage of the season is telling. Radford has been ruthless in releasing players in the past and quite rightly so.

Jordan sort yourself out before it's too late!

I'd hazard a guess that's its a joke that his second name sounds middle eastern. And many kebab shops tend to be own by middle eastern people. Doesn't help that he's also a chunky lad either.

Abdul's Stabdul's Kebabdul's is an institution in Manchester. Some say it is where the Chip Naan was invented.

Abdul's taking after his dad

Do you mean his step dad john ?

If his eating habits are like his then yes I am

A favourite haunt of mine when at uni.

If you didn't have orange stains from their chilli sauce all over your trousers at least once you weren't a proper student

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