The club could have been unambiguous, and still posted the story in a positive light.

The way they’ve presented the story is classic James Rule style.

Just have be honest. It’s not difficult.

Those people saying he will eventually come here full time, why would he leave Manly ? It sounds like an opportunity for him to earn some extra money from a mate while keeping his main job in a much bigger market with much better resources, plus getting some free flights home from time to time. I just hope he is committed to the role, its not going to be easy doing a full days work then coming home and doing more. Especially for 3 years.

It isn't ideal but it's another step forward

The club have announced Clarke as a consultant. Don't think they are trying go pull the wool over anyone's eyes.

Manly is one of the nicest placest ive ever visited, as much as I stick up for this city at times...might ask my employer if I can work remotely from there

Jon Clarke's Rugby Nightmares.

Jon Clarke rocks up at the KC, cringing and gurning while watching the training, telling Myler to get his head out of his booty and shouting "what's thaaat" as he looks through the fridges.

Are you OK?

Addiction is tough, it's a journey, but there is help.

The investment in the off field staff will be just as vital as any on field signing. It’s really been neglected over the last few years.

At least Myler is trying to do something about it.

Jordan Abdul just let out a huge sigh of relief, farted and ordered a Dominoes 14”
Meatfeast.

It reminded me a little of Scarborough when I visited, albeit without any stiff North Sea breeze rolling in to your face! Plus it was considerably neater and tidier than any East Yorkshire seaside town I've ever been to!! And sunnier and warmer!

It must be very nice to live and work in the area (I was last there in November 2012), heaven knows why anyone would want to give it up for the chance to work near the glorious muddy Humber!!

The ferry trip from Sydney central out to Manly is enjoyable enough in its own right, although maybe you get used to it if you are taking it every day, either way it sure beats having to navigate your way around Hull City centre at any time of the day!!!