Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:10 am  

Pemps wrote:

Does that not say more about the fans than the player?

The wouldn't be a reaction from fans if the was nothing to react to.

He's a idiot and could have caused a major problem.

Gaz Hock is no angel you know? Check his previous, it's just another disgraceful moment in a disgraceful career.

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:15 am  

Saint Simon wrote:

my thoughts exactly. If you can't handle your beer dont drink, if you cant take the banter, dont give it out

Thats great way of thinking, it's ok to throw the ball AT the crowd because the coke head had got a little stick?

I've never seen anyone throw the ball AT the crowd because it's banter.


Just shows what a true pro the likes of David beckham has been with amount of stick he's had over the last 15 years which have involved throwing things at him and vile chants about him and his family.

Once a coke head, always a coke head

[Pemps]

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:17 am  

Saint Simon wrote:

my thoughts exactly. If you can't handle your beer dont drink, if you cant take the banter, dont give it out

I suppose it's all part and parcel of being a fan. You get yourself in a tizz when an opposition player who you don't particularly like celebrates in a manner you don't particularly like. You feel obliged to act all hard when your surrounded by 100 like minded, one eyed supporters with a wall between you and the 17 stone professional athlete. It's something that all fans are capable of. Indeed the Wigan fans who are defending it were probably getting their knickers in a twist when Calderwood did it to us.

Lee Smith perched on the wall after knocking us out of the playoffs was a bit different though.

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:21 am  

Pemps wrote:

I suppose it's all part and parcel of being a fan. You get yourself in a tizz when an opposition player who you don't particularly like celebrates in a manner you don't particularly like. You feel obliged to act all hard when your surrounded by 100 like minded, one eyed supporters with a wall between you and the 17 stone professional athlete. It's something that all fans are capable of. Indeed the Wigan fans who are defending it were probably getting their knickers in a twist when Calderwood did it to us.

Lee Smith perched on the wall after knocking us out of the playoffs was a bit different though.

I like Hock as a player and really enjoy watching him play. He's big, fast, aggressive and excellent hands but he's a total idiot and and true role model for kids on what not to do.

His previous is basically appalling with drugs and gouging etc.

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 9:27 am  

St pete wrote:

I like Hock as a player and really enjoy watching him play. He's big, fast, aggressive and excellent hands but he's a total idiot and and true role model for kids on what not to do.

His previous is basically appalling with drugs and gouging etc.

do you really not know any one who has done coke? your acting like he stole a grannys purse to pay for hes party on the weekend. hes owed up been punished by wigan and the rfl served hes ban and lost money. probably has more drug tests than most players so i would say hes not still taking coke.

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 9:30 am  

St pete give it up he did it in the heat of the moment

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 9:37 am  

king warrior wrote:

St pete give it up he did it in the heat of the moment

It was in the heat of the moment, I never said it was. I've never said ban him, burn him or stone him, I've simply said he let himself down again.

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:13 am  

Unbelievable 13 pages, no worse than Shenton, which was in the heat of the moment to prevent a try!

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:47 am  

jaybs wrote:

Unbelievable 13 pages, no worse than Shenton, which was in the heat of the moment to prevent a try!

What!!!!!

Re: Gaz hock (lets himself down again) : Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:53 am  

jaybs wrote:

Unbelievable 13 pages, no worse than Shenton, which was in the heat of the moment to prevent a try!

Just like when all you pie munchers including the biased sky man Phil Clarke was calling Danny maguire a cheat and wasn't really injured.