Oh, I will do the honours.......

But as respect to the policy on here I will post the acronym, you fill in the blanks!.......

FUFW

So....

Sculthorpe says he was fined £1800 for drinking 6 bottles of beer - there was/is an alcohol ban and he breached it. Kear clearly will not tollerate people who think they are exempt to the rules. A good move from kear imo. It sends a message that if a player breaks clubs rules he will be punished in the most painful way you can punish a professional sportsman - stop him playing and hit him with a large/proportionate fine!

Sculthorpe then suggests kear has a regimented approach - so, JK likes to assert his authority and keep the dressing room in check. Clearly it is working - we have done nothing but move in a positive direction on the field since kear took charge and i dont see any of the other lads blabbing about it in the media. Maybe its a respect thing. Maybe sculthorpe was the only player who didnt want to give kear the respect he demanded...and why shouldnt a player repsect their coach? kear is the coach for a reason and if you arent in the mood for respecting your boss, maybe youre not right for the team? kear demands respect and why not...?!

For me, sculthorpe has just outlined himself as a shallow and disrespectful individual for all to see. He clearly thinks he is bigger than the club which evidently he isnt, because we got rid and he finds himself with yet another club! journey man !!!!!

We've all heard stories about broughy breaching club disciplin and to the best of my knowledge, he didnt go shouting his mouth off in the media. He realised he'd done wrong and he knuckled down and got on with it. He was in the wrong and he did something about it. Sculthorpe was in the wrong and tried to justify it.

Also Danny Brough apologised for his misdemeanors on the bus back from London whilst the fat lump refused to apologise - so what does that tell you about him as a person? He has obviously sulked and held a grudge about it ever since.... pathetic is the word that comes to mind

fine example to set as a sporting diabetic.......i would call him a tool but spanners are useful . danny i know you read this so may i wish you the very best of luck and hopefully your new club will be ok with you breaking the rules.one day you might be half decent player and professional but up until then i suppose daddy will have to keep crying to the papers and that the main photo on his mantelpiece will still be of paul

as for me i hope the regime remains the same at Wakefield and that we carry on as we are.... BJ seems to be ok with the kear regime as does korky

The Company I work for sponsored Danny Sculthorpe for the first two years of his contract at Wakefield and we always found him very polite and proffessional and always willing to support our Company if he could, he played in Company Golf Days, Presented prizes at Company events and when he sat on our Company table at the end of season dinner always conducted him self in a very professional way.

Danny Sculthorpe may have made mistakes but he has gone to another club now, so let us all look forward to the new season now and take John Kear's example and forget Danny Sculthorpe

yeah lets brush it under the carpet seeing as he was a jolly old boy and got his golf clubs out..
Your company must be overwhelmed by the way he behaved getting himself suspended....tell us did you receive a part refund of the sponsorship cash

As I said we sponsored him for his first two years at Wakefield!!

Happy to let sleeping dogs lie. He seems to need to drag it up given every oppportunity. Being generous to him, it may be that he's a tad naive when it comes to the press collaring him about an obvious story. Without that generousity, it is hard not to see him as a rather ungracious individual who really ought to see the part he's played in his own misfortune.

Maybe one of his golfing buddies, big brother or even his spokesperson daddy ought to have a quite word with him and tell him to concentrate on using the talent he has.

Well the first two years he was happy and enjoying his Rugby, and was glad to play under a coach like John Kear, especially with the freedom that Kear allowed him to play with.

Of course it was the year after when everyone turned evil at bad old Wakefield and suddenly his natural game was being stifled, forcing him to break an alcohol ban and then complain at the injustice when he got the comeuppance of his misdemeanour.

P.S.Anyone know where I can get six inflatable beer cans ready for Bradfords visit next season?! If he’s still that sore about the whole episode it might be worth winding him up about it, because he still can be a dangerous forward.

cgi.ebay.co.uk/huge-inflatable-c ... 27aea568f4 We should really move on and concentrate on supporting our own players but it would be funny.

cgi.ebay.co.uk/huge-inflatable-c ... 27aea568f4 We should really move on and concentrate on supporting our own players but it would be funny.