posted Aug 31, 2008

So do I. It's a shame for Scully. He has been a great servant to the club and has, time and time again, inspired us to win. A horrible way to end your career, especially seeing as it was his first appearance at Wembley. He must be inconsolable.

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posted Aug 31, 2008

Was terrible to see that happen, especially as it wasn't an injury he had been doubtful about.

So unlucky.

On the flip side, it was fantastic (and a relief) to see Horne get up from that Graham tackle, and then play such a good game afterwards.

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posted Aug 31, 2008

I belive someone like cas or wakefield, hull could use the experience of sculthorpe to bring on the younger players .But i suppose it comes back to the salary cap issues again

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posted Aug 31, 2008

I didnt see him go for the medal, or on the itch. any ideas how is is?

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posted Aug 31, 2008

KC said Scully was in too much pain to get out on the pitch and collect his medal.

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posted Sep 1, 2008

If someone like Scully can dislocate his shoulder anyone can, his arms are like tree trunks. I don't think he's ever had a dislocation before or any problems with his arms, bet he's back for the GF....

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posted Sep 1, 2008

KC said Scully was in too much pain to get out on the pitch and collect his medal.

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Lightweight!

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posted Sep 1, 2008

I can't believe Keiron was even expecting him to be there. The last thing you wanna do when you've dislocated your shoulder is hyper-extend your arm... either one!

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