Turner's playing future doesn't worry me at all Mike. The issue was about contracts and honouring those agreemnts. Not neccessarily about where a player plays.
I've always held the view that if two parties agree, then that agreement can only be terminated if both parties say so. Nothing unusual about that. Turner could ask for a release, no worries about that. But that release was not granted. Its my view that he should have stuck to his word. But he didn't and his word has now been tainted. And that's his problem.
For example, if Luke Bailey did a backflip on his agreement with the Titans, I'd be equally disappointed. But Bailey was always going to stick by the agreement and that is commendable. But it should be the norm. It is indeed unfortunate that we have to remind people what an agreement and a man's word is supposed to be worth something.
