Not if he wanted to leave.

You've forgotten the multiplication sign from the numbers on your posting name

Wigan offered him a deal. He'd already set sights to come to hull. So they loaned him out instead of releasing him. Simple really

Super club KR could not hold on to Taylor . Or most of anyone else. Fickle fans, flakey chairman (lets face it noone like people in his industry - pathetic) zero club depth.

But they're the pride of east hull, which says an awful lot about east hull.

Some things you can pass by but an FC calling anyone else fickle....

Taylor is an excellent player who I would have loved to have kept at the club. A good young prop who will only be 25 at the start of next season and could go on to play for England for a number of years - I preferred him to Watts, in that (for us) he was much more consistent.

As for the rest of your post you could just as easily swap KR to FC and Taylor to Briscoe/Lineham and well... you get the picture!

All sporting fans in the city are fickle. In fact all sporting fans of any team in the world are fickle. It's reality.

Rovers fans are the ones always trying to paint themselves as some sort of heroic superfans. You're not.

Completely agree chief, you would get no argument from me

Quite true, they all went to bigger clubs.

Going from being on Wigan's books to FC is hardly moving to a bigger club now is it? OK he went to a bigger club from us but after two seasons it's been downhill all the way. He made a pigs ear of his career when he tried to force a transfer to you instead of seeing out his contract with Wigan. They called his bluff and he wasted a year at Salford. He apparently wanted to be near his home so left a club consistently amongst the trophies to move a few miles to a club in turmoil. He must have been really chuffed with the outcome of his decision making.

His contract was expiring, he wanted to move to Hull and that annoyed Shaun Wane so they triggered a one year extension

Sorry I was a wrong with the contract details.

Well, assuming you were right (which is, lets face it, highly unlikely) then he left you and finished up at FC who, as you know, are a bigger club than your lot. Point proved.

I saw him in Hollywood bowl Kingswood last night, can't wait to see him pull on the shirt next season after the way he was launching the balls down the lane lol

That's a new one you can tell how good he's going to be by the way he bowls

I'm pretty sure salford signed him for the season and paid a fee. Don;t think it was a loan deal

He was throwing the balls like a discus but thanks for your input Frankie

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Again how does that help his rugby

Er, did you read the link?

Some ringing endorsements from some canny judges of talent thanks Mrs B looking forward to seeing him in the b+w.

No I didn't but for what it's worth I wish he was still playing for us he's a very good player I watched him make his debut as a 16 year old thought then he didn't look out of place