i agree sacked is very harsh indeed. but i think players should have a responsiblitly to the game!! they are the lucky few in our world of RL.

the real truth is that readon and pryce should have been no where near that flat.

I have to agree with thia, hindsight is great, but a bet pryce wishes he had not gone there now.

if there were harsh rules by the rfl for players who step out of line maybe pryce would have been at home sober like a lot of his fellow pro's for who personal disipline is a part of the life style as a pro RL athlete(as it should be)

You need a Saturday night out in Tellins if that's what you think the pros are like...

no i dont hahaha

well i think a lot of lads at leeds are very much like that. TS got rid of those players and that culture. the rhino's is made up of quite a few T-totals and born again christians(its really true)

i realise there is a time and place for going out and getting smashed for rl players. i sympathise with some of them as i have no personal disipline

I hope the formal warning is the end of the matter and Pryce behaves himself from now on.

strange priorities some people have, very passionate criticism of a young player for taking drugs and passionate praise of a board who sacked him

now equally passionate defence of twice convicted violent criminal and club for standing by him

hmmm

I could have seen another scenario here if Leon had been sacked by the club.
All the supporters from other clubs who wanted to see him put down would soon change the tune if there supporting club puts in an offer for his services.

Exactly, he would stay unemployed for about 15 seconds. the only loosers then would be the club and it did no wrong

Not sure saints have the power to do much more.

It wasn't a work related issue.

The judge appears to disagree.

I'm glad saints have give him a warning but also showed him some support.