You're right. He's not the Messiah just a very naughty boy!

A brave decision that not many clubs would have taken let's hope by 1630 on Saturday it is not one we regret.

Well that puts it to bed.

Hurrah! Praise the day!

I'm not sad to see someone lose their job, but I am glad that all the 'will he, won't he' rubbish is over.

The mans disrespected me, my club and his team-mates.

Move on and get behind the players who do give a stuff!

What was special about Reece Lyne because he was at the same event but unfortunately for us he was not sacked like the other two. I don't know why he is treated differently or if he was not directly involved but neither was Locke who I believe was a passenger.

Which players are these TRB cos the vast majority don't perform like they give a rats ass

Another thing the club have failed to consult with you about? It's getting ridiculous now - I think you should call MC to your office and give him the rounds of the kitchen.

Quote: stevie "You're right. He's not the Messiah just a very naughty boy!'" Nice one... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=plZRe1kPWZw Lyrics are also quite ironic... www.lyricszoo.com/eric-idle-john ... e-messiah/

Quote: stevie "You're right. He's not the Messiah just a very naughty boy!'" Nice one... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=plZRe1kPWZw Lyrics are also quite ironic... www.lyricszoo.com/eric-idle-john ... e-messiah/

I think if he had consulted the supporters a little more he would have not made quite so many poor decisions. I was only asking a question that is the way you learn rather than just accepting everything without question.
I would also say we are not Australians nor are many interested in what spouts from the mouth of Stevo unfortunately it would appear that you are.
I hope the decisions he has made by sacking two players just before the club's most important game does not negatively impact on a squad lacking confidence, I suppose it saves the club money on their salaries don't you.

You are right, he has. I always had a soft spot for Tim, often supporting him way beyond he probably deserved. He was one of the best (on his day - which admittedly were few and far between) we have seen at Wakefield.

Its over now, I hope, given the issues he has had to live with that he is ok and manages to get on with his life.

It remains with those who take the field on Saturday to show us the pride, commitment and skill that we require to out this game away so we can rebuild (again) next year.