Confirmed in HDM that Scott and Bienek have gone to Leigh on load for the season, the club have signed up Scott for a further 2 years too [url=https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/hull-fc-bienek-scott-leigh-3750951more details[/url

Bit surprised about both for different reasons. With Bienek I thought this might be the season that he pushes on and starts to develop. He might still go on to have a good career, but it is looking increasingly likely that it won't be with us.

Scott is one for the future and I wasn't expecting him to feature much, but I thought he would be spending a lot of time at Bradford.

… Scott said last year he was keen to go out on loan this season. https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... an-3461801

… Scott said last year he was keen to go out on loan this season. https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... an-3461801

If were dual reg with Bradford why havent they gone there?

Wonder if there's different cap rules for dual reg and loan? I.e. They don't count on the cap if its a season long loan.

Other costs (insurance, salary etc. may also have a bearing)

Loaning out a player effectively means they are no longer registered with the club, and so no longer count on the aggregate liability of the cap. As neither is likely to be a top 25 earner, it won't make any difference to our cap limit.

Dual reg players remain registered with their parent club, and their aggregate liability still counts if/when they play their first cap relevant match.

Playing full time for Leigh has got to be better than playing add-hoc dual reg games and reserve games.

And I can't imaging Leigh aren't contributing to their wages.

Sensible decisions on both players

Both need gametime and to prove they can perform

It might be that they can only take 1 or 2 players and Radford and kear might have already agreed on them

I think that clubs can play a maximum of around 4 loan or dual-registered players in a game.

Kieran Buchanan, Connor Wynne, Charlie Graham and Charlie Patterson-Lund are playing for Bradford today.

I think a degree of goodwill was created between Hull and Leigh, when Leigh released Joe Cator to you, without demanding a fee - to which they could have been entitled. Win, win for both clubs, in my opinion.

Some funny ideas on the Leigh forum about his ability.