Well its not as if bradford or cas are likely to be winning trophies by the time lynch retires is it? So the main factors were probably, money and length of deal.

As I said, it's ALWAYS about money to the fans of the club who miss out on a player. Doesn't matter on the player or the club, it's always the same.

The two wins over Wakey on top of the win over Leeds were the only things he considered. He even waved his wage for the opportunity to keep doing this, and all Cas fans agreed that beating those teams is most important so best him staying at the Bulls.

This reference means that you have actually no real idea nor any information as to why he re-signed with the Bulls.

Just your uninformed speculation at best and a blind guess at worst.

Get a life!

Was it? If so, it was a crap one.

Indeed. Macca was talking about the future plans for Bradford (I took that as other things besides the obvious OSV) and the Bulls' vision for the future and this was a major factor in Andy staying.



Obviously money and contract terms is a consideration, he'd be daft not to barter the best deal he can.



I find it particularly reassuring that one of the hottest properties (in the prop world) wants to stay with the Bulls.

I also believe Sam Burgess' resigning was also built on a similar vision

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He must play well in those games as thats more than half your points.

Who cares? only a very sad person.

Yes amazingly it is true that people make carear choices based on earnings, who would have thought.

Players speaks about love for club after resigning shocker

Didn't wan't to go to Cas. End of story.