However, he's injured at the moment. Hopefully, he can be fit for the start of the season

Here's the link

rlhttps://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/bradford-bulls/Sculthorpe-set-to-be-unleashed.5978324.jprl

Sculthorpe & unleashed are not 2 words I would automatically associate with each other.

What would you expect?

Unravelled?
Unfed?
Undressed?

Under-achieved. Or Useless for most of his career.

Unfulfilled (potential)

If I were a Bulls fan I'd be quite worried about the petulant and childish outburst from this oaf. Just a few flaws in his argument.

1: Why bother having a pop, why not show the same dignity as Kear and keep quiet and move on. When he rang Kear up BEFORE Cas were relegated in 2006 begging for another shot in SL was he so brave. He doesn't owe Kear his career but considering he threw him a life line when he needed it most a little decorum wouldn't go amiss.

2: Only six bottles! When it's an outright ban on drinking how do you come up with the term "only"! Or did he think he was so special it didn't apply to him.

3: Too regimented - read did not want to do as I was told by a coach who knows far more than him or turn up and train properly. McNamara will get walked over.

4: Much travelled, says it all.

5: Fined £1,900 - a weeks wages - and he wasn't happy earning that for playing a sport he allegedly loves. Even more so when he barely managed more than 15 games a season. Says all you need to know about this big fat baby.

Very few players who have left BV have I wished misfortune upon. I even wished Sol the best unhappy though I was at the manner of his departure. This oaf however I wish no good fortune at all, vile person that he is.

You have signed a bad one.

Unreliable
Undisciplined
Uncouth
Ungrateful
Unfit

But! Think he could do a job if you manage to get the best out of him - not a bad player on his day, but to throw his teddy out of the pram like that just makes him look like a pillock.

Took the words right out of my mouth. But in a computer writing sense....

Vastman, how do you feel about having a (in your words) "childish oaf" as your new hooker?

So it's Kear's fault that the genius that is Sculthorpe wasn't unleashed on the pitch. Bearing in mind that we finished higher than everyone expected (5th place, in case you'd forgotten), I think it could be safely assumed that Kear's judgement was the correct one.

Not being fond of tough training does not seem to be a great quality to take to a club.

In case you have trouble spotting him, he's the bloke who ambles ten meters, and when he is in the tackle throws out wild passes, some of which work, some of which land your team in trouble. Leave it to Solomona, Scully.

So the coach of the side that finished 3rd doesn't have a clue?

And Nathan Brown was keen to sign him? Don't see him in Huddersfield this season. It was an arrangement that suited both, because it meant that it gave match time for Korkidas and we off-loaded Sculthorpe.

Good luck to you. McNamara may make it work. But not being fond of strict training is not a great character reference for a professional athlete.

I've heard nathan brown mention a couple of times that they were looking at extending Sculthorpe's stay, but we came in with a better offer. I'm not saying he's anything near a world beater, but he'll do a good job and he's not as bad as you are making out.


If he's that bad, why did Hudds want him over Korki?