So one good moment in a half hearted career makes him a superman??

Don't think so. Won't be watching. Couldn't care less what he does or what happens to him!!

You either didn't watch him play for us or have let the controversy surrounding his departure blur your memory, because he certainly had more than 'one good moment' in a black and white shirt.

Some people really need to move on.

I've just watched the programme which was excellent viewing. Cooke left the club on what in his mind was a matter of principle. As it turned out it was (apart from a couple of derby victories) a very poor move for him. The frustrating thing was, had he stayed at Hull FC and had Richard Swain not had to retire we would quite likely have returned to Old Trafford in 2007.

Off the pitch he went off the rails but fair play to him for turning things around and I wish him well in his fund raising.

On another point, I must say that Brian Carney has become a very good interviewer.

I will never forget that try in the 2005 CC final.

I will never forgive him for what he did to our club.

No he wasn't. Go check up on employment/contract law.

If by 'move on' you mean forgive him for what he did to our club then I really don't see any reason to do so. He clearly doesn't feel that he did anything wrong and is only sorry for the effect his decision had on him personally. On the other hand it hardly keeps me awake nights seething and plotting revenge - I'm happy that life has more than adequately rewarded him for his transgression.

Aye...is.his mum dyeing included in that bitter assesment then.

Indeed, it's like the sympathy for Raynor, they both made their own beds, I've known people suffer far worse depression through no fault of their own.

Of course not. I meant career-wise as you very well know. I've lost a parent to serious illness myself and wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

No i didnt know as you didnt state "playing" wise.

So it was cookes fault he got depression by moving clubs.

He's an ex RL player. We're discussing his career. I thought it was obvious. I'll endeavour to be clearer in future.

"I'm happy that life has more than adequately rewarded him for his transgression".

Very obvious regarding playing wise.Cant you just ban yourself and put us all out of our misery.

I didn't watch it, I refuse to, if he blames moving clubs for his depression then it was self inflicted, if he says that events in life have made him depressed then, other than the death of his mother, he has been responsible for those events (leaving the scene of an accident, punching his partner etc.)

sometimes the first step in battling dpression is taking personal responsibility for your circumstances, believe me, I have been there. (and the drinking etc.)

You gonna meet me outside the gates at 4 `o clock?


What I meant was,Cooke is ancient history now,we should move on.