Sculthorpe: Man of Steel - Paul Sculthorpe Reviews
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Newest Review: ... for a chat, with Scully simply recalling events as they sprang to mind. Those recollections were then written down more or ... more
... less word for word to form the chapters. If this were a taped interview, or even a newspaper feature, this would be perfectly natural. In a book, it’s less satisfactory.
Certainly, anyone who isn’t aware of the general pattern of Scully’s career would be a little confused. Hardly any dates are given throughout the book, so it’s difficult to get a real sense of what happened when. True, some autobiographies go over the top with dates for everything, but Scully’s goes too far the other way, with virtually no reference t...more
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Sculthorpe: Man of Steel - Paul Sculthorpe: Superman? Take a hike. Sculthorpe's the REAL Man of Steel (1291 words)by - written on 20/08/07, updated on 22/08/07 (Very useful, 270 readings)
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Paul Who? ------------- If Paul Sculthorpe were a footballer, he’d be a household name around the world, ranking alongside Beckham and Ronaldo. Unfortunately for him, he’s a Rugby League player – a sport which struggles to get its fair share of column inches in our football/Rugby Union obsessed media. So, here’s a bit by way of introduction. Paul Sculthorpe began his playing career at Warrington before moving to local rivals St Helens for a (then) world record transfer fee of £370,000. He has gone on to be one of the most successful players in the sport, lifting numerous trophies and captained both St Helens and Great Britain. He is the only player ... Read the complete review
