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Pay your tribute to Scully



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Published Date: 22 September 2008
Paul Sculthorpe announced his retirement from rugby league on Friday night.
The club skipper - who has battled back from a string of horrendous injuries over the past three years - is now expected to take a coaching role with the club.

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We'll print the best in Wednesday's edition of the Reporter.



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Mike Oxley(Warrington),

22/09/2008 12:37:05
Paul, I have been privelleged to watch you throughout your career, In the early days playing for Warrington under 21's with the likes of Ian knott and Iestyn Harris, It was obvious that you were going to have a bright future. When you moved to St Helens, I could not agree more that you needed to be in a team that chased trophies and Warrington were not the team at that moment in time. It took time for you to settle in Saints first team, but I had convinced all my saints friends that you were something special and you needed time to settle and find your feet. You did not disappoint me and as well as picking up countless trophies and awards for club and country, you have stayed one of the most genuine people that i have had the pleasure to meet from the the rugby fraternity. Good luck in whatever you decide to do with the rest of your life and I am sure you will be a success in whatever you pursue.
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