If I were Keef I’d be putting all I have under the hammer. Once his playing career is over (which won’t be more than a year or two away) his regular income will drop like a stone and even if he does decide to go into coaching or similar it’ll take at least a few years before he’s earning a reasonable wage.

I say “good on him” – making hay while the sun shines springs to mind because in 20 years this stuff will be worth a fraction of what it is now.

And?

amazing how someone bought something from Keef and visited his house...

Proving that he will never go down as a legendary player for Leeds. Now when is Schofield's OBE going to sold on e-bay?

There are so many examples - One of the greatest players ever to play our game went on to be a caretaker at a primary school in Wakey (for 20-30 years)...can you imagine that happening to Bobby Charlton or Geoff Hurst

People forget that RL players aren't made for life and don't have guaranteed media opportunities like footballers.

Sir Bobby Moore ended up as a local radio pundit, unable to get anything out of the game, so it's not exactly unheard of.

Modern footballers are of course different, their salaries mean they're set for life, unlike many from previous generations and virtually all RL players.

Talking to a couple of the players at work and they told me he's the laughing stock at Headingly , they all take the urine out of him even the younger players, they said he has a high maintainance life style and high maintainance bird, stick with council house birds i say, but it's his stuff he can do what he likes, it's just a pity that after showing what a great player he has been the lasting memory will be of his private life splashed all over the press and flogging anything not nailed down, not the finish i would have liked.

rlYou deserve it,rl