With articles from Adrian Lamb, Tony Smith, Colin Hutton, Roger Millward and many, many more Stan’s brochure looks likely to be a huge success. Initially 3000 copies have been ordered but the printers are on stand-by should the need arise.

There are some moving tributes from Stan’s friends, family and fellow players. The one common denominator is the depth of feeling there is for East Hull’s adopted son. Stan himself expresses in his own way the love he has for the game and how lucky he feels he is to get paid for playing the sport he loves.

Michael Park, a lifelong Hull Kingston Rovers fan, has written the main article which covers everything from Rugby League to life in PNG. The front cover of the brochure, showing Stan in his tribal-wear, reminds everyone how proud he is to come from Papua New Guinea.

Brochures are still available from the Hull Kingston Rovers Club on Holderness Road as well as the shop at Craven Park.

Stanley is pleased sales of his brochure are going well and he hopes to have at least two signing sessions during the course of the year. The first session is being held at the club shop on Holderness Road with the details of the second still to be confirmed.