It would be the easy decision to make, but the wrong one for the club and the player in the longer term

What if he'd been available in the play off game last year?

He hasn't even played a competitive game for us between his last 2 suspensions

I wont miss him, I do not put my hard earned cash into a club who employs players who have no respect for us what so ever...Hull FC have been there and done that, we will survive without him.

actually like i said before i actually know the kid to be a really nice lad but very young in mind is the issue!!
I sat with others and listened to him break his heart last week about many things i would not repeat on here but I would say he definately isnt the monster many portrait on here , actually a very likable lad indeed so I care about Jordan and as a club we would be losing a class footballer too.
However I fear its done and dusted now and so we move on

People keep saying about him being given a last warning saying it was documented in the press, Hull FC have never stated (IIRC) that he was on a final warning.

Yup. Easy decisions get a lot of businesses and sports clubs into a mess further down the line.

No player is bigger than the club or in this case the club's behavioural policies. He's had enough chances and should be sacked. As for the argument about it weakening us well maybe short term it does but showing young up and coming players it's OK to keep breaking the rules would weaken us much more longer term. Add to that the possibility that the other players in the squad are sick and tired of his errant behaviour then keeping him could easily weaken the spirit in the team and be counter productive. We've given him multiple chances and we don't need the let downs he continues to provide any longer.

there is no think about it Paul, he is a class act on the field how can we not miss him? even Ogre said on Sunday he is one of the most talented kids he has ever seen

Are you his sponsor?

You are right, however his suspensions for discipline have been well documented in the press. How many chances should he have ?

There is no argument jake, I know you know and he knows he has been a minge but that doesnt change the fact he is a class act on the field that just needs some help were not qualified to give off it!!

Refreshing to hear this.

Whether he stays or goes and whatever people think of his drinking he is a young kid who obviously has issues and I hope for his own sake he manages to overcome them.

it doesn't change it, but it definitely offsets it

I don't know FC'c policy but I would have thought 2 written warnings and a final warning so this would have been his last chance.

Either way I back Agar on whichever call he makes.

Must just be me, he is a good player, but no where near a class act, he is far too inconsistent, and at 25yrs old you expect consistency. I consider players of the calibre of Rangi Chase as class act, not Tansey.