I wouldn't be surprised if the move is connected to Wynne and his attitude as like you say it's not something knew and its been reported before about his poor attitude and something I believe BH and Wynn himself have mentioned previously.

If that is indeed the case then TS needs supporting for taking such steps as it is a signal that there are consequences and players are accountable/responsible. Hopefully something can be done to with some of the more senior players too in shipping them out.

Something along the lines of "Be good to get some game time, time to prove some people wrong"

Mentally immature as shown on the pitch when reacting petulantly, another player who had brainfarts and was a penalty machine.

Correct decision, about time Hull got ruthless, just hope more are moved on.

Has Wynn had any pre-season ?

The fact he's deleted his tweet says a lot about his attitude and professionalism.

But atleast Wynne actually played with heart on his sleeve

Alot of players were a disgrace on Saturday yet will play Friday no doubt

Should be playing the academy lads I would

Wouldn't play likes of lane, Houghton, Evans again this season need to start sending a message out

Alot of the squad is out of contract so should be easy

Unless we have ridiculous things like letting Houghton sign his own 1 year deal like end of last season .....then yeah will be hard work

Yep happened far too long and too many bang average players

Houghton, taylor, shaul, Lane, fash, Scott, Wynne, bowden, turgut, matongo, Lineham, crooks, logan, Harris, cator, Green, Hadley, adbul, litten

A long list and only 2 players that's played a full international

A good chunk of them left and are part time players

Not looked after himself while he's been injured:

Smith, meanwhile, believes the loan will be the best thing for Wynne. Asked if the decision was both fitness and game-time related, Smith said: "Absolutely - he's been way off in that respect. He got injured and he put on a whole load of weight.

"He's needed to shed some of that. It's put him behind in terms of match fitness. He needs to get that up to levels that he is capable of.

"The best way we felt to do that was a loan spell with Newcastle. When he gets fit enough and plays well enough, like all our players, he'll get a chance."

A ex origin player "not the best influence"

Jason Smith used to drink and smoke didn't stop him been one of the best players in super league esp 01 and 02

He was still our best player in 2004 when he played

I watched Wigan away from 2004 during first lockdown and he was even then a class above anything on the pitch including a certain Andy farrell

Is heart on the sleave enough, after this you start to moan about Fash and Houghton, two players who definitely wear they heart on their sleeves.

You can't have it both ways.