No, No, Don't ruin it all.... Please say No

Whatever. No coaching pedigree at all.

What has he added to Saints since his retirement from playing?

Legend of a player, and that's where it ends if he makes the move.

If he's going there in that role, it makes you wonder why he's not got it here? Surely if he was interested in coaching we could have found a position for him somewhere?

Should have fecked him off when he stopped playing rather than having him hanging around the club
with Kel Coslett pinching a wage.

Maybe he's not proved he's got it?

A great player maketh not a great coach.

Couldn't care less myself.

It's all part of the master plan!
Agent Sculthorpe

It's not a good idea if the assistant coach to a rookie (under pressure and with no top-flight record to speak of) is someone who was formerly a better player, with more achievements and - most importantly - possesses greater charisma and force-of-personality.

If Wane hits a sticky patch in which Wigan lose three or four games on the bounce it won't be long before someone in the media links Sculthorpe with the top spot. If it's not the media it'll be the fans. And once the connection is established in the minds of even a small group of supporters (irrespective of whether there is ANY evidence to corroborate the claim) it'll spread like wildfire and put at risk the working relationship between the two.

I'm not saying it's impossible for Wane and Scully to work together successfully. But I don't think it's where the smart money is.

who cares,was a great player for us but that's all done and dusted...

"The king is dead,long live the king"

Wane can mould him which will be a good thing even if it doesn't work he will pick up lots of knowledge

I will say something every single player respects wane at wigan he's like alex murphy not a person to get on the wrong side of

interesting example, he wasnt exactly the worlds best coach was he?

as for scully, good luck to him, he needs to earn a crust

Agent Sculthorpe

Not d really if he does go to the goons as a great player does not make a good coach

We have the King anyway long live the King

Good move for him, seem to remember Daniel Anderson saying that Sean Long had the greater potential of being a top coach than Scully and Cunningham.

He got the respect of the players with the way he coached

Fair play to him if that's the way he wants to go. Royce thinks a lot of Kieron Purtill so there doesn't seem to be much chance of him getting into the First Team coaching setup at Saints. So this would be a good opportunity to get involved at the top level if it comes off