I think pretty much all my thoughts have already been put forward on here.

I am amazed that Shaun has been nieve enough to discuss these things with a stranger and how he was filmed by the stranger without finding it dodgy. I guess he didn't expect a national paper to be after stitching up a NL2 player. It's not like we are on Sky Sports every week is it? Or even Shaun been a well known character outside of the Dons circle.

It's such a shame that we are always one of the first in the press for bad things (i.e. Jamie Bloom being the first professional player banned for steroids). It's not painting a good picture of the club or even Doncaster as a whole.

I am extemely dissappointed in a player who has always been a favourite of mine and who I would never have suggested that he gave anything less than 100%. He has thrown away 9 years service to the club where he has shown great loyalty through some difficult times, what a waste!

I hope he has learned a valuble lesson and that we haven't seen the last of Shaun as player, however, I fear that we have seen the last of him wearing a Don's shirt.

I'll take the bull by the horns ... The report names David Bates as the third person at the meeting between Shaun Leaf and the Sun's Geoff Sweet ...

No problem with the fact that the report states that ... however we still have to tread carefully in terms of what is said in the sense that this is not yet proven (the protocol still is 'innocent until proven guilty').

One thing is for sure, the League Weekly has thus-far been very supportive of Shaun's situation and very anti-The Sun for what it believes is sensationalistic journalism with little substance behind it.

It wasn't Ryan Giggs then??

How old is Bates. If he is under then he is Master ..... I'll leave the rest to you.

So that does tally with what other people are calling him on here.

Didn't you buy his shirt on a popular auction site.

Hope its on your dart board now.