So what do you suggest, some sort of lynch mob or vigilante action?

A bit odd that you've been an outspoken advocate of no further action being brought against Cockayne and the next thing you know you're cheerleading the club's, er, further action against Cockayne. Added to your very different opinions on 2 players who some might say have comparably shabby characters and it all looks a bit contradictory.

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He should be in Jail anyway and then Rovers wouldn't have had to impose any further punishment of this sort. As it is I think they have got it just about right when you compare it to other clubs actions against players with similar convictions.

Go on stamp your feet.

Im aware of a doorman from Blackpool, someone tried to gouge his eyes out whilst being racially abused.

Go ahead and think what you like, you will anyway

look at your avater and realise how dumb your post sounds. Who IS Feka gonna get!!!!, a bus driver

He should have been sacked. We can't have Rugby League players doing that. Same goes for my club, I for one hope that Reardon's contract is ripped to pieces over the coming weeks.

Family sport indeed.

Ahh but Reardon's a bag of brown stuff. I'd also want rid.

My understanding is that is very likely to happen.

Why would I do that?

Cos Kiel Thompsons head is there and it's the done thing???

This is something i did pick up on in a previous post, according to the judge, one of the reasons Ben was sprared jail was because of the fact that the victim suffered no serious injuries.
If that was the case then could the HDM have a case to answer for libel, just a thought!!.

Generally it is one day per week (in Humberside), where will he be doing his CS?

Seems a tad strange that the only place to mention these injuries is the HDM I must say.Saying that it must of been in the news somewhere first for them to of picked up on it

Did Kiel also face prosecution for knocking someone out cold (as he said in his HDM interview)

Was he prosecuted?

I'm sure if you stand outside durty nellies you will shocked to find the number on CS in FC shirts, so why not ask them

No

My arguemtn on this is that Pro rugby players should have to do that educational bit as part of there job in the first place.

But the other argument is that cleaning chewing gum off the streets is a multi-million pound business, a guy from Hull has just won the contract to clean the streets of Warrington and Liverpool for a few million pounds so to have CS participants doing it would be taking jobs off people like myself that have been laid off and cant find work.

Ben has a job why give him another one that someone would be glad to be paid to do??

Sending Ben into schools/colleges/youth centres...etc to teach them of how close he came to losing his career and how awful prison really was can only be done by these types of people and not people like myself who've never experienced it and are not top sporting stars.

Would they have taken the same action if one of your academy/u 21's had behaved in the same way? Doubt it very much.Rovers have punished him more than i expected but still not hard enough IMO.....and before you start ranting yes Raynor and all the others who have pushed themselves a step too far should have been shown the door at FC too.

So long as all players are given the same treatment I dont have a problem, Ben deserved jail, but he didn't get it and its not RL's place to start levelling sentencing up to appease public opinion. I would have expected FC, Wigan and the others to have banned their players for a period to show there disgust as well, but after any ban the offenders concerned have a right to earn a living and a right to be given a chance at redemption.

No exceptions based on first team, reserves or even GB status.

Another reason they should expand Hull prison around East Hull?