As motu says no chance of him signing for us but rovers really shafted him after their relegation
And he's struggling to get fit for another club so we are helping him out just doing the honourable thing. Bit of a none story as had been said

Exactly how did Rovers shaft him?

... well Larroyer seemed to think so. www.hulldailymail.co.uk/rugby-le ... story.html

... well Larroyer seemed to think so. www.hulldailymail.co.uk/rugby-le ... story.html

Remember when Hudgell kicked off that SL reduction to 12 wasn't enough and that it should have been 10 to give each SL club more income? Wonder if he stands by that principle right now? Pull up the drawbridge lads.

It's not like we should be surprised, from a man of questionable moral standing.

Quite an accusation, could you please explain precisely what you meant by this?
I suggest you look up the laws on slander and defamation before your considered reply.

Didn't he pay a £30,000 fee to hire a man who'd been convicted of kicking another man 27 times in the head whilst said victim was lying on the floor? Some could argue that's questionable moralswise. Just saying. Is it "moral" to use your mobile at the wheel or be responsible for inadequate stewarding? Questions, questions.

Personally I am not a fan of BC, although he does seem to have grown up quite a bit but never having met him I don't feel inclined to judge ( not that I am accusing anybody of judging) Now BC had served in a war zone and who knows the effect that this had on his behaviour, again not condoning but simply arguing that there are sometimes factors that can contribute to stupidity.

If we are talking about criminal behaviour we could look at Stuart Reardon, Leon Price or even Ifeta Paleaaesina. All former Hull players signed after convictions for assault, including on a woman! Perhaps as questionable morally. Although I did not see a rush from Hull FC to get rid of Paul Cooke after his difficulties.

We all have our moral compass but somehow the rivalry does tend to skew it a little.

Oh dear. The points were as follows. Someone questioned Hudgell's morals. You invoked slander and defamation. I pointed out that Neil Hudgell paid a fee, rumoured to be £30k, to acquire Ben Cockayne from Wakefield after conviction for violent crime (and some untoward comments on Twitter) and that this could construed as lacking in robust morality. No one is claiming Hull FC have the highground so your points are an irrelevance to the point made.

Don't forget that crookes kid that punched a women in the face in town