[iMartin Offiah's 50 Of The Best - Fifty of the greatest rugby league tries of all time[/i. It's advertised on the right-hand side of the forum. Bizarrely, in my opinion, he's written a book (or put his name to someone else's work) on tries [ieveryone[/i scored rather than on his own best 50 — which would have been a more personal account.

Anyway, if you feel you want to meet the big man, for whatever reason... he's doing book signings on Thursday 3rd December at 5pm (Waterstones in the Trafford Centre) and 7pm at Gala Bingo on Salford Precinct (!).

Old style angry mob needs putting together for this. Burning torches, pitch forks, the lot!

wouldnt give the man the time of day , rugby league agent my *rse

im in

should we bring our white sheets as well and hoods?

Baseball bats at the ready

Personally I have no problem with Offiah, he did what his client wanted.

More importantly he is Adamson's agent and he stayed.

In my opinion Martin Offiah represents everything that is wrong with sport these days Ie Greed, Lies and more lies.

I think it would be fairer to replace the words "Martin Offiah represents" with "agents represent". Offiah was only doing what any other agent would do - maximising the amount of money he could get for himself and his client. It's a job, and he did it (and is laughing all the way to the bank).

Correct. McRae himself admits in the week's League Express that the Myler deal was done months before it was announced. FWIW I think the 'largest contract offer to a Salford player EVER' was just empty rhetoric to pacify the fans, and I think Offiah is happy to make himself the pantomime villain of the whole deal as it takes the heat off Richie.

All agents are as bad Offiah gets it worse because of his profile in the game (and his, uh, dreadful, uh, pundit, uh, work).

he was pushing another of his "stars" in the People on Sunday a winger at Quinns, Omari Caro. Looks like Marigold is not making enough money out of him yet.

so what people on here are trying to say is, that when we all go to work, we go for the fun of it and not to earn money and earn as much as we can?

he did his job. There was no way Myler wanted to stay at Salford and saw us as a stepping stone to getting in a bigger team. Lets face it, this dream we keep selling players, staff and stuff about how they will get to play in this fancy new stadium and be part of the biggest club in the game is, at the moment a load of tosh and until we get actually in the new stadium, things like this will continue to happen.

As an agent, he did what he was suppose to do. For all we know Myler could of said to him "Get me the hell out of here" so he did and by doing so, actually got us some money for it as well. Something people care to not see.