Yes Doug was at the Adam WAtene Curry night, he is a monster of a bloke, bigger than Danny & Paul - Bit like Keith Masons dad

I have been in a similar position within my job and its not nice when when they don't pull their weight, but with scully he has had some very good games and puts the big hits in like olay does,
but that is up to the player or the agent to get the best for his contract,
at the end of the day its what the club decides, and if you can live with that then you wouldn't have a problem,
if you do then renegotiate at the next contract deal simple really

we could be jumping to conclusions here, its scully's dad who has been quoted not scully himself. who knows maybe he's piiissed of with his dad for doing it and has told him so


we need to wait and see how all this pans out. i'd like to think he's got enough about him to get on with it and carry on giving his all for the club as i feel he has been unlike some

he wants to give twice his all on 80 grand what a waste of cash, cant see him getting away with it with the fans now hes gone to press

and i suppose you would turn down the chance to earn that kind of money. hardly his fault he's been offered that sum to play. and getting away with what? he gives 100% from where i'm standing, was our best player quite easily on sunday

Unlike some I don't have a problem with Sculthorpe's playing ability and feel he contributes to the side and I am happy for him to be in the side.

However I think his behaviour (if true) in going to the Sun, threatening legal action etc. is unacceptable. If the rules are no drinking and he breached club discipline then he should be man enough to accept his punishment and get back to playing as soon as his suspension is complete.

If he does I would be happy to have him back in the team, if not the he can go for me.

at what point does it say in that sun clipping that he has express his concern, he has to his family, now that would be some jumped up that can interview his father then twist the words around to suit,
journalist will not stop at no end until they get their scoop

nobodys twisted anything

Might have twisted Scully's response.

Sounds like a quiet news day to me.

I'm sure that JK would have not have taken the decision lightly, and I have not been able to fault most of his judgements. If, and it's a big if, Scully reacted in a petulant way then in my book JK had no choice but to take this action. The rules are there for a reason, end of.

We're cutting off our nose to spite our face here. If it's such a big deal about alcohol, how come there's half a dozen of them in the Grey Horse after every home game? Can't believe we're paying Sculthorpe £1600 a week either. Especially after losing the likes of Fox and Golden through penny pinching.

£1,600 per wk

£83k per year.

I would have 6 half pints of generic beer @£2.83 per half (£5.66 per pint)

£17.00 plus a £3.00 tip.

Drink when your winning.you only drink when your winning!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello Barrow.

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It looks to me that he is unhappy at losing a weeks' wage and tbh who wouldnt be, and as a result had a moan to his dad and who in turn is acting as his agent and talking to the press. As snowie says journalists' will say anything but their prayers and has more than likely twisted it to suit. It sells papers' which is what its all about. You have to remember its his dad whats doing the talking not Scully.

I expect higher standards. Not the behaviour of an elite sportsman. I want to know that the players are putting in 100% on the pitch as well as 100% off the pitch. If you dont treat your body well and you dont make the sacrifices then your performance will be effected. I feel a bit ripped off to be honest.

So there should be a complete alcohol/smoking ban then?

Smoking ban - without a doubt.
Alcohol ban - yes - with exceptions at the coaches discretion.

Smoking? I would hope that none of our players smoked. I know Tony Kemp did which was bad enough.

As to alcohol depends on the amount being consumed and when it is being consumed. That said they are doing a well paid and enjoyable job that entails sacrifice so I don't see that they would have many complaints about a ban during the playing season.

You might not want to head to Mex in Wakey city centre on a night out.

Seen Snitchy plenty of times enjoying a few Benson & Hedges!

Ned Catic used to bang 'em down his neck too!!!!!

Smoking?

Drinking?

All we need is eating 'rich food' and its a hat trick.

Quite a few rugby players smoke, I was quite suprised to find that out. It's up to them though what they do in spare time.

I'd like to think our players didn't smoke like chimneys, but to completely ban smoking for them may be a tad harsh, same goes for drinking.

However theres some players I doubt will stick to the healthy lifestyle, I've seen Wakey players out in leeds with fag in hand.

Its up to the players to keep their body in peak physical condition. Smoking, quite clearly, will hinder that, as would drinking excessively.

It is yeah, aslong as they don't smoke a silly amount each day then i don't mind. But what they do off the pitch has no concern to me as it has nothing to do with anyone

So you don't see a problem with professional sports people smoking? What do you class as a silly amount? Smoking any amount will have a negative effect on someones health and fitness.

20 plus a day is silly.

Let the players do what they want off the pitch, aslong as they play well on pitch