No loyalty from a player who has been at the club for years with most of it on the treatment table . He should remember the years he had on contract when he played little or no rugby at all. No great loss to us as this is the 1st season he could be considered first team material and even then only been a bit part player.

at the end of the day, we like every super league club have a salary cap, and if we believed the morons on the mail nearly every club would be skint except wigan, saints, hull. yes hull kr came back with another offer for him and saints then matched it, you cannot blame the lad he went for the money rugby league is a very short, and they have to get what they can when they can.
but I do not blame kr if they wanted to really they would of pushed the boat out and kept him but they looked at the pros and cons like every player and said is this player going to be worth a new deal and honestly no he does not

Have you read what you wrote?



So he didn't go for the money then?

Because of the rumours of us signing him, I looked out for him in the game against Wigan. He looked good - carried the ball well and got into them in defence. Both Clarke and Carney commented on the impact he and young Tyler Hepi had.

Bear in mind that I don't think Saints have signed him thinking they've got a world beater. Our props of late have been disappointing - the Perry, and to a lesser degree Laffranchi signings has been very unsuccessful for one reason or another and LMS had a real downturn of form in the first half of the season. Past that we had a good prospect in Walmsley, who can't manage many minutes, a steady eddie in Clough, a Puletua who can't manage it every week and a bag of very green youngsters.

With potentially 3 props leaving at the end of the season, I think they'r just looking for squad depth. We've got Masoe and Walmsley for the spectacular and LMS and Clough for the graft, we just need a bit of back up.

That was oarguably his best game for Hull KR and he was still outshone by other forwards. At 25 Beaumont isn't a youngster any more and I think your going to be disappointed next year. Hopefully he'll kick on and prove the doubters like me wrong but I just don't think he's anymore then average. If Ryan O'Hara hadn't missed every game this season then I suspect Beaumont would have played even fewer games then he has.

I thought Beaumont had some fairly strong appearances a few months back, and has been fairly steady more or less this season. I wouldn't have broke the bank to keep him but he's another forward we'll need to replace now. Green is obviously the next young'un to hopefully make the step up, but we haven't really seen enough of him playing week in week out at the top level to know he'll be ready.