What the hell is going on with him? A few weeks ago he stated he wanted to stay at Wigan on Sky. Why are we now hearing all the talk of him leaving? Why was he not signed up straight away since we knew we were losing Tommy next year?

We must keep him. Simply awesome again today. Is that 3 MOM awards this year against saints?

something about today makes me think he could be gone - the interviewer certanly didnt ask him the question.

I just cant understand why only a few weeks ago he openly stated on Sky when interviewed that he wanted to stay at Wigan but now we are hearing rumours hes going here there and everywhere. Im sure i recall him saying he hadnt been offered anything from us at that point.

Something just doesnt add up?

It's obviously down to money. We have a lot of salary cap coming free, but we have other holes to fill too.

If a team wants to make Finch their marquee signing then I think we should let them. Yes he's been fantastic this year, but most halfbacks would look half decent behind this pack. We're pummeling opposing teams!

If it wasn't for Tommy going as well, I'd be tempted to agree, but I don't think we can lose both at once.

Dont think he will stay at Wigan, but I dont think he will be as effective at another club either. It would be a bad move for him to go unless all he is bothered about is money. At Wigan he would get decent money, chance to win silverware and is already settled. If he wants to give all that up for abit more money then so be it.

Finch is gone. He is following Lima to Souths. The NRL are increasing the salary cap next season as at the moment cannot compete with the Super 12 in Rugby Union. Mal Maninga was inviting Super League players to 'Come and join us in the NRL' a couple of months ago in the League Express. With the Challenge Cup winners medal already and another possible Wembley and Grand Final win, what else does he need to prove out of Super League. The increased contract in the NRL and going back home is too good to turn down.

Even if the NRL doesn't get a bg jump in cap, movements in exchange rates combined with closing the tax 'loopholes' that have caused trobule for a number of clubs have made SL far less attractive anyway. The NRL is already competing with Super 12 on wages (no high profile moves for RL players have been made for some time), as the ARU is skint - not because the NRL cap has moved.

He never looks like a bloke in a rush to leave when he comes over to the fans at the end of games but maybe he's just enjoying the here and now before he does leave.

I think we all can take a leaf out of that book. There's no point worrying about next year when we look so good this. We should just enjoy it and leave the big decisions for 2013 to Lenagan and Wane. They don't get much wrong.

Well said!

in the interview last i'm sure he referred to Wane as The Coach in a not so happy tone, that's what it sounded like to me anyways