Sent back to Hull, not recalled.

I would prefer that the players were ours totally or on a set loan period so that the coach can build with them in mind rather than having to crowbar people into the squad at the last minute.

If we are going to stick with the silly DR then the DR players should be seen as a bonus to the squad whereas at the moment they seem to be essential.

Other clubs seem to be managing much better than us and on what we are lead to believe on smaller budgets.

Quote: Budgiezilla "Sent back to Hull, not recalled.'" A bit of an exaggeration.... https://londonbroncosrl.com/news/club-a ... is-bienek/

Quote: Budgiezilla "Sent back to Hull, not recalled.'" A bit of an exaggeration.... https://londonbroncosrl.com/news/club-a ... is-bienek/

There's no such thing as a "set loan period". The parent club has always got the right to recall any of their players if they wish. And to be fair, that's how it should be.

Without the DR system we wouldn't have access to players like Miloudi, Jez Litten, and now Liam Harris.

In a perfect world, it'd be great if we could manage without DR and Loans but a League One club can't easily attract and keep players that are too good for the league we're playing in. Just like the Championship clubs find it hard to stop Super League teams poaching their better players.

We've got to try to work will Hull to make the whole system operate as well as it possibly can for both parties. Without the relationship with Hull, I have no doubt we'd be worse off.

Without the DR system we wouldn't need to loan back players like miloudi and harris, there's more cons that pro's I'm afraid.

Good news. Looks like Lewis Bienek could be available to the Dons for the rest of the seasonhttps://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/rugby-league-news/lewis-bienek-training-hull-fc-1624836rl

Do London have first call on him or is it simply down to Hull where the lad ends up on loan.

If it is to be the Dons he will be a welcome addition IMO.

It doesn't appear as though London have any priority although I suspect it's hard for us to know any of the finer details in the Hull/London matters.

I'd guess that it's Hull's decision. From the Hull Daily Mail article, Lee Radford seems to want him to get settled in in this area in preparation for him being first-team ready for next season. Being at Donny seems to make sense; sending him back to London wouldn't seem to fit.

Cheers DM, as you say that would appear to be the sensible decision.

Its only good news if he's any good which we will have to find out.
And hope he's not like that other useless lump we've got.

He is a bit raw but has size,pace and power.
He will play off the bench as an impact prop

It's a move in the right direction.