www.sporthull.co.uk/rugby_league ... p?ID=12031

www.sporthull.co.uk/rugby_league ... p?ID=12031

So, neither the club, nor the RFL have done anything to try and sort this out. Sounds about right.

His public offer of help will be stimulus enough to the department concerned imo.

Its worth a stab

Can't beleive we haven't been down that route already

I think the thing with this article is that if it would have no effect whatsoever i think he would say, but he has stated it would be worth a try should the club ask him!



Ask him to check on Elephame as well!!!!!!

This coming from the guy who 2 days ago was moaning because the club haven't said anything, now they do you're moaning again.

This is NOTHING to do with the club.

Aye, nothing to lose.

If he did that he'd deffo get rejected





Seriously its about time this was sorted. We need players of this calibre in our game.

Alarming isn't it!



There are two basic ways in conducting your business:



1.) Be proactive, get out there and bring the business in, do "everything" you can to ensure the stability and sustainability of your company - seek advice and assistance from those that can help.



2.) Sit back and wait and see what happens!

So the HDM as gone to the Sports Minister?

I don't think Hull have sat back whatsosver, the second time around I reckon just about everything has been done to try and obtain a spoitive result. Not sure if this would help tbh and was not maybe the main priority for Hull and Crocker?

I would have thought the RFL would have been involved with the sports minister in generic discussions regarding the recent visa issues for players across several clubs. I'm surprised this appears not to have been the case from the article. As for Hull contacting him specifically about Mick Crocker maybe we should have been more proactive (especially application no.2) although it's a fine line between doing all you can and potentially scuppering any decision if the authorities deem that the club is meddling in the due process.