He's availble now - only 27 years old and must be worth a 3 year deal. If we are seriously considered to be a Top 4 club this is the calibre of player we should be signing. He is (was) Parramattas first choice 7 and the teams playmaker. Even if we have to wait another 3 months for his arrival we need to look towards next season and beyond.

Does he have any convictions???

If not, Hull won't be interested

It seems our priority is to sign a utility back who hasn`t played for 6 months.

Would be a good signing although I think he wants to stay in Aus, he has played origin although that was mostly down the injury crisis NSW had that year, hes as good as any halfback we are likely to be able to sign.

Signed for Melbourne

Anyhow it's a big day tomorrow, don't forget there's a Press Conference. Night night.

It will be worthwhile

if so karl why havnt you text me?

Fook that not having Johno on my case for waking her up

this is a crock of jokes . what is going on . is he playing this year . where is he going to play

this is getting beyond a draged out b-msteer

Only until the end of the season, he is still available for next season.

I think its pretty nailed on that he will be playing for Melbourne for the rest of this season but for the long term Hull should be doing everything they can to get hold of him after, hes our last chance at bringing in a decent halfback in my opinion, and if we dont get one there is no point in even turning up next season.

Thank god for that - one less moaner on the terraces.

Doesn't look good for Crocker and Lauaki this week then. It is with the politicians. hullfc.com latest news update.

Our board never tell us anything.

how do people find out if there's a a news conference ?

Hutchie tells us.

they dont just make it up & put a wink at the end! jobs a good en!!!

Alan Johnson is seeking Jackie Smith's help.

Maybe we could bung her husband a couple of DVDs.

We could ask Alan Johnston to get one of Gordon Browns advisors to make a rumour up about the Aussie Consulate woman having an STD to blackmail her?

What exactly do you want them to tell you???

'We still don't know, we'll let you know when we do'

What f***ing good is that!!

We'll know when we know!!

yes he is the last halfback left forever on the face of planet earth

maybe you produce your own halfs from your own juniors . halfwit

Lil Mathew Head struggling for game time....not thru injury tho!
Nice to see him in contention......Come back Head all is forgiven...lol.
Matthew Head proves the odd man out as Wayne Bennett benches the bench
By Josh Massoud
April 14, 2009 Mathew Head knew he was returning to St George Illawarra as a halfback-in-waiting.

But little did he know how much waiting would be involved.

Thanks to an endurance explosion at St George Illawarra, Head is set to create unwanted history for the longest stint on the interchange bench in NRL history.

The experienced No.7 has watched two full games from the sideline, with coach Wayne Bennett holding off on using all his replacements over the past fortnight.

The table-topping Dragons - who are now $6 premiership favourites with bookmakers - defeated Brisbane with two fresh men in reserve and Parramatta with one. Head was the odd man out on both occasions, making him the first player in six seasons to spend 160 unbroken minutes on the sidelines.

Newcastle utility Todd Bates (2003) is the only previous interchange to have been left idle for two straight games, while Aaron Raper and Ken McGuinness made headlines when they didn't take the field for NSW Origin during the 1990s.

Head did not want to discuss his feelings in the dressingrooms at Parramatta Stadium last Friday night, while Bennett was tight-lipped about his use of the bench. But it appears the six-time premiership winner is loath to tamper with his playmakers when starting scrumbase duo Ben Hornby and Jamie Soward dictate proceedings.

hem hem.... I was being ironic. I'm with you on this one. I probably don't use enough emoticons.