Exactly,

Not only is he trying to put something back into the game but he's also trying to raise funds for dove house.

the way he left hull was cr@p but i don't see the point in worrying about the past when we can enjoy the future

The guy is a waste of space, end off.

We ALL make mistakes in life and Paul deserves this chance to put things right. The way the move to the dark side was handled was nothing short of disgraceful but it is a short career and he did what he thought was right at the time. On the face of it he seems to be getting sorted now and I for one wish him all the best in whatever lies ahead.

To be fair to him, Morgan never wanted him, it was Hudge who wanted him in to score one up on us.

Cooke has gone now,although you wouldn`t think it with all the posts we still get on here about him.I will say one thing,he gave me one of my best moments as a supporter when he scored that try at Cardiff,so for that alone I am grateful,and lets face it,have we replaced him with anybody better up to now.?(Hopefully next season.)

Just curious. Did he apologise to Hull fans at all during this interview?

Havn`t heard it t.b.h. ,but I can`t see him doing that,can you?

Sadly no. Be nice though.

He's a complete a-hole. Ask any of his former grilfriends

Barbie?

George Foreman?

gril, not grill

To be honest most peopleseem intent on doom and gloom on here. Cook was a very important player in our success, and ruined his potential to be one of the greats by a stupid mis-guided action. An action orchestrated by Hulls biggest criminal, Hudgell. Whilst he was a mug/idiot/t**t, etc for walking out on FC it doesn't justify people questioning his reasons for not playing last season. The man wanted to be there in the last few months of his mums life, if my mum ever got that ill and circumstance fell so I could take time out I would. Look at some of the garbage knocking around in SL last year, he could of played for a few teams or even someone like Fax, Widnes, Barrow last season.
PS this isn't a trolling.

I have no real interest in Paul Cooke 2012 but in my more reflective moments I prefer to remember the young FC player who made his way from the Boulevard through the Gateshead 'reverse takeover' to become an integral part of our 2005 Challenge Cup and 2006 Grand Final teams and was also outstanding in our victories at Headingley and Knowsley Road.

OMFG !!