Do we need this n0b head around at Cas ? Why risk all the good work that is going on and what message does it send out to everyone.
I cant see what good this can do for our youngsters.

BY the time he is allowed back he will be nearly 31 (if not already) and would be a complete waste of money, we would be better off using the resource to get someone that can actually begin the season rather than be allowed to play when the season is already over.

Or as others have said, get one of the youngsters in, who will give their all and play with pride

I wish more fans and club administrators (including my own) would have this attitude - I'm not in favour of throwing people on the scrap-heap when they make a mistake, but we'd do our reputation as a sport no harm at all if we closed the door to the serial idiots who continually bring their club(s), and by extension the sport, into disrepute.

So long as there are clubs who are prepared to take a punt however, there is no incentive to take a tougher stance; sacking a player is akin to handing competitive advantage to a direct rival and nobody wants to do that.

I would like to think as fans we can do our part, I would never especially boo one of our players, but there are those players whom I would never cheer, buy a shirt with their name on or go in for any kind of hero worship....

Yet as you say, there are those clubs and I would argue Coaches and Managers who value the notoriety, publicity and the short term gain over their long term credibility and reputation and that of our sport!

Correct. Ellery Hanley is probably the best example I can think of. He did some time, learnt his lesson and went on to become one of the best players of the 80s. A second chance is fine, but a fourth chance is pushing it a bit.

Would like to think Cas will have a few more Shenton like potentials waiting to come through rather than throwing money at this waste of talent.