Undoubtedly. But the decision to apply those laws will come down to whether Agar and the board want to keep him or not.

I hope the decision has been made to sack him - by Agar with the board's backing - and the club's disciplinary procedures are robust enough for Tansey's representatives not to find a loophole to get round it.

If he does stay, against the wishes of the club, then I hope Agar is strong enough to keep him on the sidelines. There are more ways than one to skin a cat.

what's the odd's tansey get's the full back shirt v hull kr and watch him get told don't do it this is yr very last time

IF he stays then he plays, no point paying him to sit on the sidelines, IF he stays and plays and doesn't work hard THEN he gets left on the sidelines.

Last chance for me was when he cost us the play-offs last year.

Sounds like he's lost the support of his team mates and most of the fans. Cannot understand why Agar would want to keep him with a mountain to climb in the dressing room. If politics, such as inadequate disciplinary procedures or the board wanting to keep him because of monies invested, force him to stay against the wishes of the coach then Agar should take matters into his own hands.

Tansey won't change no matter how many chances he has. By some accounts he was sticking 2 fingers up at us all again last night in Headingley. Do we want to wait again 'til he's dropped in another crucial match and ruins our season?

I say if he stays he doesn't play. Force him to find another club or his career stagnate in Hull. There's every point, in this unique instance, in paying him to sit on the sidelines if that's what it takes to get rid.

agree with everything you say especialy the highlighted bit.

He`s got to go for me, i remember talking to Shane Richardson just after he got rid of Rob Roberts after he`d been in a spot of bother and when asked why he said that in his experience the more chances you give players like that the more they drop you in the proverbial, regardless of the position it leaves the squad in i would imagine he has lost the respect of the players,coaching staff and the supporters and therefore his position aT Hull FC as become untenable and therefore he has to go.

Whiting to play at fullback on sunday then!!

Jesus wept, for once we all agree

Sack him it is then

I cannot for the life of me understand why some sports players put their careers in jeopardy.Its a short enough time as it is ,without throwing a chance that most of us would love to do away.
To be honest ,I can`t drum up a lot of sympathy for them.

If they get new buyers he will probably end up being another rehabilitation project for Jonny Kear.

I'm not so sure Tansey is going to be sacked which may disappoint a fair few of you Hull fans.

Nowt disappoints me,its all part of the roller coaster that is being a Hull fan.

Can I throw a bomb in and ask if maybe we should have stuck with S.Briscoe esq?