The potential upside of signing prince is massive but, likewise, the potential downside (at his age, moving to a new country etc.) is also massive. Still think the better long term signing for the club is an up and coming player with his best days ahead of him, and a huge wedge of cash still left to play with. Signing prince is pretty much putting all of our eggs in one basket

Only thing I hope is that it's not going to be another Will He/ Won't He situation for months like Rangi.

The worry is how much he'll have left in the tank at 33, 34 and 35. Personally, I hope we sign miller

I watch NRL and I think he takes it to the line. Doesn't show and go as much as he did and he has lost a bit of pace but I think if he is a better option than Seymour. His short kicking game is one of the best around. Long kicking aint great but Holdsworth is good in that department so a fair balance. Agree a 3 year deal (if rumour has it) is too long and a younger option would be ideal but with the NRL salary cap increasing its going to be a lot harder to get class Aussie players. The future looks good for us. Young English players with a wealth of Australian experienced players. Things are looking bright. Come on you Hull!!!

Smokescreen for what pal ?

I've absolutely no doubt he'd be able to get us round the park over here mate.
Appreciate he's not what he was, but this is SL, he'd have the time and space he doesn't get over there. I hope we get chance to see.
I'm no expert though pal. I thought Seymour would do a job for us from what I'd seen of him, and look where that got us.

Don't reckon we'd be left with much change out of 7 figures sterling if he signs for three years mind.

if it is, I'll pull my own eyes out in a stress

I must admit, it's getting less likely by the hour.

As do I.

He seems a McKinnon type Aussie to me, too.

I have no idea.

None of us can account for another McKinnongate.
If he puts pen to paper lets hope he's done a bit of homework first and is professional in his attitude.

That's all we can ask.

Correct.

I always thought going by sods law and our luck with playmakers Seymour would end up crocked or shiit ...#intheknow

I think he's a lot more professional than McKinnon, tbf.