You probably know better than me. I've heard a few rumours, of course. Even if they were true, putting them on here would be potentially libellous.



Much as JP wasn't (and I really hope the use of the past tense is appropriate) afraid to take his points of principle into self-harming territory, I don't believe even he would have further jeoparized our SL survival over a single minor infraction.

I've only heard he was a nightmare at training, he doesn't like structure, which tbf his best asset is off the cuff play, punctuality wasn't the best also, & would behave as professional as he should have, but always paid his Valentinos bill.

In a literal sense you do. But nobody is infallible, and every signing is a risk.



The upside is his undoubted talent. The downside is that he is clearly a troubled soul, whose irresponsibility has seen him booted out of three clubs, despite that talent.



On the balance of probabilities, I can see him being a decent fit for Hull. He'll add another dimension. Bringing the total to two by my count.



But expectations have been raised by your success this year. You're no longer the surprise package, and you're unlikely to have as few injuries in 2016 as 2017. If things go a bit sour, he's not somebody you want to rely on. In fairness, you wouldn't be, at least not to the extent we were.



He gets (another) fresh start. Hull get an x-factor player. We're well shot of him. Maybe sometimes everybody wins.

That's where you've gone to Mario looks like you're going through every site with your trolling.

Total agree, good thing is that he won't be the main man at Hull and we have the squad to come if things dont work out, which Rovers didn't have.

No he shouldn't, I'd rather have gone down than played a player none of his team mates wanted in the squad. He was pretty much the sole reason we lost to Leeds, he was beyond awful in that game.

The story I got was as follows.

He came back late which we all know , JP gave him a talking to REDACTED

Kelly contacted an ex Rovers player at Leigh and told him he had been suspended REDACTED

The ex Rovers player then told another ex rovers player at Leigh what he had been told who then told the brother of a current Rovers player at St Helens what had gone on.

This guy then told his brother who is a current Rovers player what the Leigh player had been told, the player went to JP and the rest of the Rovers squad told them what had gone on.

Rovers squad then apparently as a unit said they did not want him anywhere near them at training or if he was selected they would not play.



As far as I am aware this is the way things went on and as far as I am concerned Rovers are well rid he can't be trusted if this is how he reacts to discipline how could any coach take a chance with a guy like, this no way. Especially as Hull seem a close nit squad one bad apple seems to come to mind



COUPLE OF EDITS, MR. I'd rather err on the side of caution.

Do you believe in Father Christmas by any chance?

So you obviously know another version .... lets have it then

More or less what I have been told.



I also got told he ate Shaun Lunt's hamster on the morning of the Leigh game, this was the final straw.

Thats it in a very brief synopsis. Point two has more details and some very damaging controversy involved in the conversation on the eve of a massive game that we go on to lose which I'm sure for legal reasons I can't mention.



I'll just add for those that still believe Rovers would suspend their most influential player on the eve of such a massive run of games for simply missing a couple of training sesions is a fool.

If JP just talked to him why did he make out he was suspended? Why didn't Webster handout any discipline? Radders will put him right..