its the right time for him to go.

He hasn't done badly seeing as he wasn't worth a 4 year deal back in 2006



The best prop of his generation for me.. They are big sleeves to fill

Yes again on a separate note.

Moz you're legend mate, i've loved you at the club and your shirt is a very big one to fill.
Good luck in the future.

Will go down in history as a legend of Wire. A great captain, a great player, a great man. Hard as nails doesn't give him enough justice to how hard he is. Only ever seen him get smashed twice: once by Ryan Bailey when he was slightly off balance (still a good hit) and once by Antonio Kafusi, the rest of the time he usually wins and often smashes it in a hit-up.









Moz, i salute you!

I think he is just as important as Tony Smith in the turnaround of fortunes for this club.

agreed, his signing was the catalyst for all the other top signings and trophies.

Absolute legend....

Nothing else needs to be said

Legend, best of luck Moz.

Will go down in history as one of the very best to ever pull on the jersey. I think we all consider ourselves lucky to have seen him in our colours and call him one of our own.

The terms legend and world class are used too often in sport....they should be reserved for the likes of Adrian Morley.

Good luck Adrian...you'll always have a special place in the hearts and minds of all Warrington fans.

Good luck to the guy.

A great servant, you can't underestimate his influnce on and off the pitch, really helped cement the professional attitude in our club.

From a Rhino who watched him play for us as a 'lad' what a warrior of a player and a great ambassador for the game on and off the pitch.

Well deserves his 'retirement top up' package to sign off his playing career at his home town club that was always an ambition of his.

Agreed it is time to go and with our best wishes, will always remember him fondly and for THAT hit on Hansen.

A born winner, that would run through walls for the good of the team! Teams need guys that do the hard yakka, the scruffy stuff, and he was the first one to put his hand up to do it!

Never forget him knocking Leuluia flat on his back in the semi in 09, which caused him to miss the tackle on Hicks. The mammoth effort in the quarter at KR when he must have carried the ball 30 times and him lifting the cup with Lee B in a brilliant show of respect and appreciation!

True lion on the field, and a true gentleman none the less. Lets hope he gets a nice gift or two to leave the club with...

absolutely fantastic on the pitch and off

great for him to be able to go and play for salford

thanks moz

Possibly my favourite Wire player.He was just the person the club needed on and off the pitch when we signed him.

I'm glad that he's had so many years at Warrington too and we're not just a footnote at the end of his career.

Legend is overused in sport, but not in the case of Morley.

Great respect and I'm actually delighted that he's going to Salford, it's exactly what they need to build the club

One of the best we've ever had.

Has been inspirational on and off the field for the club.

Also - shame to see Gaz go. He still has an awful lot to offer.

Whoever steps up / comes in to replace them has got very big shoes to fill.

Is that the only League game Wigan have won at HJ?

What if we haven't tied up any deals?

Should we be doing what Koukash does and have a quote a day on what great players we are going to sign for next year?

They beat us in Paul Woods testimonial a few years back........but that don't count

So will Harrison Hansen. All the very best Moz, let's have at least 2 more hits on Hansen before you go please, one at Wembley and another at O/T will do.

Sad to see him go but it had to happen at some stage, best of luck at Salford!

Excellent player, fantastic leader, all the best for the future.

hes up there with the likes of sir les and mike greg and dessie..good luck in your new adventure..never forget all our wembley visits especially sharing lifting the cup with sir lee..and the pile on at the ethiad after the great mans try.just shows how high hes thought of by his fellow team mates..just hope theres a couple of leaving medals for him and gaz carvell...a true legend

Will never forget the buzz before beating wigan at hj in 2011, when morley had comeback before his eye op.

Moz is a legend of the game without a doubt and he is also a player that i have the utmost respect for even though he doesn't play for my club

Moz has been a fantastic servant to Leeds, Sydney Roosters and the Wolves

I recall watching Moz when he first started out playing in the Rhinos academy team and then telling all my amateur club colleagues that i had seen a future GB international in the making, He certainly didn't let me down



I still cherish a photo that i had taken with him at Headingley in 1998 and it is still on show in my house to this day.
Fans were queuing up to have their pics taken with him and they all had the trademark shaking hands photo taken, But due to Mozza's reputation i walked up to him and asked him to put his elbow in my face....What a photo that is with Moz grinning like a cheshire cat