How would he? Like already been said if he goes to saints he has a better chance for international selections and will no doubt make him a better player. It will be a step up in his career. It's not like loyalty to the club would stop him leaving.

A couple of seasons ago, yeah. I'll stick my neck out and say, by the time the next world cup comes around, IMO note, he'll have more of a chance of the call up for sure at us.

I can see it now "how do you fancy playing outside Jamie Lyon for a few years?",reply "Where's my coat?"

Kris Welham, cheers.

He's already been picked for England.

He has already been selected for international duty and was unlucky not to go to Australia, you also need to remember that some of the Saints team are nearer the end of their careers than the beginning, i realise they have some very good young players coming through but like every other team in super league or any league for that matter, they will go through a transition period at some time and as a result will probably have a lean period regarding silverwear.
Hull Kr however are still a relatively young side with some very good players and still on the up despite what some on the other side of the city would like to believe, i think Foxy will have a very good chance of achieving future representive honours and silverwear should he stay at rovers, and i believe he will do.

On a regular basis. Everyone knows the selectors look at Leeds, Saints and Wigan first and then think who else is there from the rest just to add a few more to the team?

After the debacle in Australia maybe they need to shake it up a bit & expand the selection criteria to more than 3 teams.

Exactly, I'm sure everyone is sick of seeing the same old tried and tested = failed players get chosen. Obviously I'm stating the obvious here but players should be chosen on how they have played throughout the season (and before anyone mentions Calders only getting chosen due to one good play off game, well don't)