He didn't have to come back, nor did Mase. You guys should grow up. Life is a bag of sugar and shit. We take the good with the bad.
All religions preach forgiveness and redemption. Hell, when someone does something really wrong in society and get caught, they go to jail to do penance. Eventually, they are let out. We don't have to forgive them for a wrong they've done, but they've paid a price, we accept them and we help them back into society, hopefully not to reoffend.
So is it the fact that SBW paid no penance when he walked out? Is that why you all are so anti SBW?
He sounds remorseful now, tho acknowledges he was immature, maybe badly advised, but could've walked out again at that time if he had his time over. Such things are part of the fabric of life and rugby league.
He was a special gifted athlete who has achieved a lot and he played for us, and built close friendships with fellow Dogs players, and walking back in felt like home.
To me it shows the maturity of both the Club and the man that he is welcomed back and that he wants to help the young guys.
Next week he might drop in on the Roosters too and offer words of advice, sharing his memories of being there. I have no problem with that.
To offer your hand in forgiveness and friendship to a man who has done you wrong, doesn't belittle you, it shows your a man.
Welcome back SBW, hope some of your mojo rubs off on our emerging squad.
