According to a lad who has been going to games with us since the 80's we actually signed john devereux. His actual words were 'the contract has been signed, it's in the safe'. Idiot. He knows who he is because he reads these boards, but never posts.

the BBC even announced the signing on their website.

Remember this: menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... _talk.html Quote :1c40zqy4The claims made are utter rubbish and absolute fabrication at all conceivable levels:1c40zqy4,WARRINGTON Wolves have rubbished reports suggesting they are to move for Salford-born Great Britain international Adrian Morley. Morley has been linked in the past with a return at some stage to his home-town club. But according to Wolves coach Paul Cullen he definitely won't be going to the Halliwell Jones Stadium in the foreseeable future. "The claims made are utter rubbish and absolute fabrication at all conceivable levels," said Cullen. "We will not allow our supporters and sponsors to be misled in this manner." Morley, one of the few English-born players to make the grade in the NRL in recent years, is currently playing for Sydney Roosters in Australia. It has been suggested the 27-year-old forward is considering taking out Aussie citizenship in order to play in the high- profile State of Origin games. But if Morley does decide to return to the North West, it will cost any future buyers a substantial sum. And neither Salford nor Warrington would seem to have the resources to secure his services. '"

Remember this: menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... _talk.html Quote :1c40zqy4The claims made are utter rubbish and absolute fabrication at all conceivable levels:1c40zqy4,WARRINGTON Wolves have rubbished reports suggesting they are to move for Salford-born Great Britain international Adrian Morley. Morley has been linked in the past with a return at some stage to his home-town club. But according to Wolves coach Paul Cullen he definitely won't be going to the Halliwell Jones Stadium in the foreseeable future. "The claims made are utter rubbish and absolute fabrication at all conceivable levels," said Cullen. "We will not allow our supporters and sponsors to be misled in this manner." Morley, one of the few English-born players to make the grade in the NRL in recent years, is currently playing for Sydney Roosters in Australia. It has been suggested the 27-year-old forward is considering taking out Aussie citizenship in order to play in the high- profile State of Origin games. But if Morley does decide to return to the North West, it will cost any future buyers a substantial sum. And neither Salford nor Warrington would seem to have the resources to secure his services. '"

Salary Cap Cheat Masters

Reckon his missus has a 100K cleaning job?

She does a fine job though.

I remember being sat at home, and that comming up on the bottom of the screen on sky sports news, that he had re-signed..........I was made up at the time !!!!!

Sonny Bill Williams and Stuart Littler

Both classics, these.



I remember a price of 250k being mentioned for Hanley, which was astronomical at the time - I think the record outright fee then was the 100k paid by Wigan for Joe Lydon. The football record between British clubs was only £1.5 million then. Anyway, whilst queuing up on Fletcher Street (may even have been for an A team game), Tony Barrow walked past and someone shouted "two hundred and fifty for Hanley, Tony?", to which he replied "I haven't got 250 pennies"





As far as the Gregory one goes, I recall the word was that he was going to sign for Wigan at half-time of the New Year's Day game.

Will Carling.

I remember Cat phoning me and saying "guess who we've signed....." I thought it was a wind up then he said go on Sky Sports News....



Although in Iestyn Harris' autobiography he said that although that April Fool thing was a wind up, Warrington did come in for him later in the season when he left Cardiff and came back to league, but he chose Bradford.

the facebook account which said in the worst french possible that he had signed was brilliant.