I fully agree with this, I only hope he gets to play in front of a packed house before the season ends. Can't imagine what the atmosphere would be like on the first and last times he runs out in front of a home crowd. I would certainly fly over to have a last look at him in the red vee.
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Castleford very much like St. Helens was built on the glass and coal industries. Cas was the biggest uk bottle producer. Latterly they also had quite a big chemical plant Hickson & Welch which was one of my accounts!!
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With regard to Graham, have Saints actually confirmed this? its been on twitter and facebook as if its a done deal but I can't find it on Saint's site
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It’s not a formality at all. He wants to come and we want him but St George are key to all this. McGregor doesn’t want him to go and he’ll only come if they can find a replacement. The De Belin court case is key also. If it’s thrown out then he’ll be back at the club leaving Graham to come.
It’s not as straightforward as everyone thinks. I think it’s highly likely he will come, I’m just pointing out that there’s reasons why nothing official has been announced.
It’s also definitely only for the rest of this season. There won’t be another year.
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Meanwhile back to the title of the thread, reading on the St George fans forum, vast majority of the fans very respectful to Graham but all say sadly that he isn't the same player he used to be, one even says that he hasn't broken a tackle in two years but they all still like him, and wish him well. I just hope that a fresh start in familiar surroundings together with hopefully, the vocal support of the fans will reignite the passion like it did with Anderson and Ward. We've nothing to lose if it is initially just for six months and then perhaps another twelve months if it all goes well