' I had no confidence whatsoever that this would be a fair or equitable outcome'



might the RFL ask him to elaborate on that?

Maybe the RFL had more pressing things to deal with that his complete waste of every one's time which, it appears, he knew was doom to fail.



Oh, and as for his teddy out of the pram rant as he lost, what a tool!

Yes, if you listen carefully, in between the "waaaaaa waaaaaaaaaa waaaaa's" you can hear why he thinks the decision is wrong. I think I can hear him saying "waaaaaaa it's not fair waaaaaaaaa".



Reading his statement I do wonder how the RFL managed to exist for the last 110+ years without his "skills".

He's Gary Hetherington...he does what he wants!

That's why they could have laughed it out of court in a week. That would have involved less money going on counsel though so can understand your reservations.







Agreed.

I said when he 1st took over he had a big gob and didn't know what he was talking about but of course the cod-eads were giving it large and even more so after Ellis took their £££££££ rather than going with the original statement about ambition for trophies coming before £££.

Obviously he thought he was much better than messrs Hood and Caisley in thinking he could take GH on in RL recruitment rules and actually win.

"I look forward to my imminent meeting with the interim Chairman of the Rugby Football League, Mr Maurice Watkin, and I hope that I can add some specific sports management experience..."



Little fish leaves big pond and finds he is now little fish in smaller pond. Sheer arrogance from Pearson.

Adam Pearson should be totally ashamed of that embarrassing outburst.



You have to think that Richard Lewis couldn't escape from these toddlers quick enough once Wimbledon came calling. In a couple of weeks we've had Hood running out of cash and blaming everyone but himself, Hudgell slating the RFL and then admitting that he doesn't turn up for meetings, and now this pointless and childish rant.



Its not the governing body that needs an overhaul, its the clowns running most of the clubs.

Pearson:

They got a cracker of an onion in Pitts, but that's another story.