Whatever caused his rage issues he has them.
As a player I was more than happy with him. Maybe Smith was a good coach for him as he was very much a sergeant major type.

He deserves what he got and more probably but it is a sad story when you can see what the possibilities were for him.

Will McShane be up for the bottom four battle or will he leave the Cas sinking ship. Time will tell?

McShane is a fine weather sailor and had very few options when he ended up at Wakefield. At Cas he's ended up at the right place at the right time but you certainly wouldn't want him alongside you in the trenches. Cas just wanted shut of Moore at the time so were happy to take a poor performing McShane.
I thought Scruton was of similar ilk.

I think far less of McShane than I do of Scott Moore on the rugby field. Describing McShane as 'fine weather sailor' is somewhat more courteous than anything I have to say on his time with Wakefield. I find it absolutely laughable that some Cas fans think he's an international standard hooker, he must be 6th/7th on the England list.

I think that the move suited both clubs, and both players at that time.

Hats off to the club, the way they dealt with the situation at the time, with Scott Moore.

Moore did look good for us, and we looked better as a team with in it during 2016.

We have though since moved on, and Wood is a more than adequate replacement, as will Randell when he is back