You've obviously not heard the latest then....

Obviously not, but I'm very excited. Do tell - is he releasing a book?

No he's won the euro millions.

If he (or anyone else) releases a book they'd do well to bear in mind the time limit for bringing a libel action is 12 months from the date of publication.

What, so do a tiny print run (say 2) for the first edition and then hide them both in a blanket, before releasing 1000s 366 days later that say James Rule likes to *$£^"* with "%*&*, the dirty beggar?

I'd just stay away from the libel full stop.

For these purposes "publication" means enters the public domain or becomes public knowledge.

I don't suppose "the truth" (whatever it is) will ever come out. Probably best to forget about it and all move on. For different reasons neither Cooke nor Hull FC come out of the situation with any credit.

[quote="Nobeerineasthull"]For these purposes "publication" means enters the public domain or becomes public knowledge.

I don't suppose "the truth" (whatever it is) will ever come out. Probably best to forget about it and all move on. For different reasons neither Cooke nor Hull FC come out of the situation with any credit.[/quote]
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totally agree

As an outsider looking in for me when he left Hull FC his career went downwards.
Not having a go at you guys but when he was ay HKR he was not the same player.

Aye, but Hull KR went upwards, which is all that matters ultimately. He deserves some of the credit for that and while he never gave us consistently brilliant displays, there were a good handful of very memorable moments. People ask why couldn't play every week like he did against Hull and it is a very good point, but if he was going to turn it on against just one team, you'd choose them. If he'd only done it against Hudds or Cas - well 2 points is 2 points, but the silver lining would have been a good bit thinner.
Even on the downswing, he was rarely poor for HKR - damning with faint praise there perhaps and poor value is another issue.