"He's matured throughout the years and he's always been a good guy, but he's matured his game," former half-back and hooker Orr said. "He's learnt what a genuine half-back is and he's done that at a massive club in Hull with a lot of pressure on him. "I'm really excited to see what the competition on home soil, in my hometown, can do and how exciting it will be to broadcast great netball to the country." The repercussions became all too evident when Rory McIlroy was interviewed after his second round at The Players Championship. Flares were let off and objects were thrown during a demonstration against the Glazer family, United's owners. A number of police officers were also injured.