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not sure how much to read into this but Harry suggests that Wakey's professionalism isn't the greatest.

Might be bias coming from me but It sound like to me he didn't like it because better players were played ahead of him.

Don't think it means Wakey were unprofessional. Webster came in and decided to put his own stamp on the team. Siejka was just a casualty of that.

Looking forward to see how Siejka goes. It is a gamble with his injury issues, but hopefully offseason surgery and a full pre-season will see him right.

Hopefully we can get the best out of him.

what a harry is sour grapes to me

Irrespective of which club is the most professional he's hardly likely to praise Wakefield before the club what has given him the chance to prove himself and make himself unpopular with the Bulls fans' he would probably been better off dodging the question in the first place and not looking bitter, It's a new chapter in his career and lets hope he has a cracking season for you and helps you finish above Leigh and shuts the gobs of their fans who have suddenly plenty to say after buying an oap with a stupid name.

Two responses from Wakey fans. One with no punctuation at all (nor capitals) and the other with a four line sentence with one comma and a misplaced apostrophe.

I appreciate that internet grammar policing isn't fun, but come on Wakey fans, we've got to be able to read it.

You ought to be a twin squire, you've too many brains' for one

what has not been said is that the professionalism has only recently returned to the Bulls, for a few years we have been a mess off pitch witness the players that have happily left us eg Whitehead. Siejka does not actually dis Wakefield but certain individuals there, rather than the club itself.

Player isn't exactly totally happy at being dropped shock horror, read all about it....

To be honest, he does seem to be complaining somewhat, but remember that he wasn't in a good place at the time [I'm thinking mentally, with his injuries and not getting fully fit, [inot[/i being at Wakey..] so he can be excused to a large extent but a single player is never going to be a coach's main priority when he has a team to worry about.