Cooke joined the Robins from local rivals Hull FC last season

Hull KR coach Justin Morgan says stand-off Paul Cooke still has a future at the club - but only if he makes significant changes to his lifestyle.

The 27-year-old has been omitted from the Robins' last two matches for disciplinary reasons and Morgan warned he could waste his undoubted talent.

"He's not in a good enough state to take his place in the team," he said.

"He can make some decisions about his lifestyle and some of his off-field things to sort them out."

Cooke, who watched from the stands as his team-mates beat Catalans Dragons on Friday, still has two-and-a-half years left on his contract after controversially joining the club he supported as a boy from local rivals Hull FC last season.

He served a six-game ban at the beginning of the season after being found guilty of approaching the Red and Whites while still under contract at the KC Stadium.

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"He's had two weeks to sort it out and he hasn't sorted it out yet," said Morgan.

"If he does, there could be a future, if he doesn't he'll stay exactly where he is now.

"As a professional footballer you have obligations to your team-mates. First and foremost he needs to recognise those, then he needs to sort them out.

"If he does, there could be a future, if he doesn't he'll stay exactly where he is now for the next two and a half years, on the sidelines and he won't play."

Cooke has also been convicted of dangerous driving and was ordered to serve 100 hours of community service following a city centre brawl.