When on form and playing with a gd attitude, he can be 1 of the best players in SL but when he spits his dummy out he can be very disruptive to the rest of the team and become a liability. That was the case at Cas anyway

It's always been the case, going right back to when John Harbin was forced to sack him from the Academy. I don't know Broughy and I'm certainly not writing him off as a Trinity player but I do think he is a player with a limited shelf life at any club he joins. I think he may be one of those people in life who just can't stop pressing the self destruct button - you know the one that says DO NOT PRESS

Brough is a fine player, but like a lot of players of his type they are individuals, does his team contribution offset his individualism? I was surprised to see him in a pub up town on Friday evening straight after the saints game ( about 2 mins after we walked in) when I would have expected the boys wanting to be together after a difficult and emotional week.
However is this just an example of a bit of slack in exchange for, and let's be honest here, a largely wonderful player. He is without question a brilliant "individual" in our "team".
Everbodys different I suppose!!