Even fishier, have a look at @EllisAmbler (the only person that Con Mika follows AND took the time to tweet), He Types Like This, Rather Similar To Constantine Mika.

Detective inspector dum-dum strikes again.

Good work that. I know the kids only twelve but deary me.

Nick was also quick on the draw there...

Anyone can edit Wikipedia(Someone keeps adjusting the established date on Hull FCs) just as anyone can make a twitter account. Only an 11 year old would make the mistake of putting his career at Castleford as 2012/11.

That isn't his twtter account. Its @conMEEKS

And said this;

Don't these rumours just do ur head in

Slightly suspicious that Constantine can't spell constantine.

Closed on Monday's, so I expect the signing will be delayed.

Take your shorthand book to casino!

Looks like it on according to the HDM, he will sign at the expense of the Sheffield player, bit harsh on him, makes you wonder who's decison it was to sign him?

Leaves you looking short at FB though, unless you can sign Mcdowell (?), you couldn't fit him under the quota could you, find it all very confusing?

Shannon McDonnell

Its starting to look likely that the RFL have broken their own rules on the none-fed trained rules and anyone who has been over here for more than 3 years is off that list now.

So if that is now true then Dobson comes off.
That leaves us with.
Quota :-
Dobson
Galea
Webster
Green
Clinton

None Fed
Green
Clinton
Paea
Taulapapa/Mika

Leaving us one None-Fed spare as Withers and O'Hara are exempt for this contract period.

I personally don't like it and I would say so to MH/MS if I could but there is little that we as fans can do about it.

I will say that Sandercock is clearly his own man and has told the board that he is picking his team.
I for one am glad to hear it.

The link you make between opportunities for British players and their quality, is arguably a logical fallacy. It is just as possible (more possible IMO) that the dearth of quality explains the reliance on overseas players rather than vice versa.

Giving young British players more opportunities makes sense as an end, more so than as a means.

If we put aside the goggles of patriotism for a moment, we know, deep down, that '2nd rate overseas' is by SL standards 'quite good'. That's why those whose livelihoods rely on results sign them.

That said - 11 is a lot. As long as they win games, I suppose.