was guest on RL show on BBC

he might be plugging his new building company

I've got to say I thought it was very interesting to listen too, I was fearing the worst but Malc came across very well (except the odd story or two) but as the only studio guest for a 2 hour show he was very entertaining. Also it was great to hear Ian Blease on the show, he's working as a players agent and spoke a lot of sense (are you listening Offiah?)

I listened to Mr Alker and I do agree, it was a very entertaining two hours.

As for Mr Blease becoming a Rugby agent.....from Joiner to agent Hmmm not sure what the qualifications are but good luck to him.

Master in Science (MSc), Post Graduate Dipolma & Graduate Cert in, Management Practice - Salford Uni 2000-2005.

speaking to paul highton after catalan game and he said alker will be there on friday against leeds

Just listening to it now, good interview. Alker admitting to giving Wilshere a good kicking is a bit of a shock though!!!

Best thing the club ever did in getting rid of him.
Disruptive influence and though he was bigger than the club.
Admitting giving one of your fellow players "a good kicking" really nice touch

I'm not able to listen to the streaming content as I'm at work, but I'm intrigued by the following transcript..


particularly? does that mean he only did it gently?

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/17380737 Story about it here

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/17380737 Story about it here

Was this on the BBC TV SL Show or the RL Extra radio show?

It was on RL Extra on BBC Manchester last night, you can listen to it on IPlayer. Missed it last night, so I'll be listening later, sounds interesting!

Quote straight from Alker
"Asked if he regretted the incident, Alker said: "No, not one bit. I was put in a position where I felt I was threatened and I couldn't get out of that situation and at the end of the day, it's dog eat dog isn't it."

Great captaincy
And people still think hes a Legend

Wasn't he completely vindicated when he got the captaincy back ?