Richard i just think that the fans could pick a good panel of ex players to appear regularly on Sky and make Boots n all a must see. I went to the 1995 final and cant remember any decent performances. But I do think in the past Schoey was abit jealous(??) of how the recent Leeds players were percieved and that he was looked over, I do think that he thought he got moved on when he should have become a sort of Lewis Jones figure at the club and to be fair to his performances he's not far off, but I used to play for the supporters club and have seen/heared him be off side to other team mates and in Stoogies on Burley Road holding court. But everyone has an opinion and to win the golden boot tells anyone about how good he was. If you put his name in that famous internet sharing site you'll be amazed at just how good he was, especially for GB against the Ozzies and NZ.

he sees himself as a straightalking oracle of the people but broadcast media want nothing to do with him because in a live environment he struggles to get his simplistic views across, let alone provide any form of justification or debate

its just another post career aspect of the game that he isn't upto, along with coaching and administrating ... which is why he comes across as he does

(of course there is room for a colour commentator in the sky line up ... they employ the biggest buffoon of the lot, but one who is capable of 3 live broadcasts per week if required)

Watching that episode now, painfully well-observed. Finchy is of course a Leeds fan, natch.

What's the latest with this ? any news ?

Saw Schoey at Cas on Sunday and he was having a laugh at Peacock's expense.

If that is the case then I agree with all the people calling Schoey a bitter person

I'm reminded of Brian McDermott's comments that some players are more interested in their mobile phones and new tattoos than improving their performance. Maybe that shouldn't have been directed at just the younger element of the squad.