Re: Hock down under : Tue Nov 06, 2012 1:21 pm  

Moving to NRL did wonders for Morley. He came back a different man. Who knows, same could happen to Hock.

Re: Hock down under : Wed Nov 07, 2012 9:43 am  

JonB95 wrote:

Moving to NRL did wonders for Morley. He came back a different man. Who knows, same could happen to Hock.

That’s you and his Mam who believes in flying pigs then!

Re: Hock down under : Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:00 am  

saint at wire wrote:

After watching hock on saturday; he was playing up for a move which he confirmed in the post match interview. Combining genius with out and out dirty play sucessfully is never easy and he doesn't even go close to achieving it.

He won't get away with his bully boy tactics in the NRL - they will flatten him unless he curbs it (and he does not seem capable of that).

That's up to Hock and I don't really care what he will get up to down under, what I do care is him giving away stupid spiteful penalties for England. It doesn't matter against the French as they are too poor to take advantage, but against NZ or Aus it will cost us matches. the same applies to ablett as well.

Sorry to say it will take a lot more than Hock being a good boy for England to beat either Oz or NZ.

Re: Hock down under : Wed Nov 07, 2012 8:25 pm  

Hock was in the last England team to beat the Aussies which was at the SFS in 2006.

Re: Hock down under : Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:17 pm  

Thought Hock looked like a player with his mind not fully on his rugby today. Maybe he's got his mind on his possible move to NRL.

Re: Hock down under : Mon Nov 12, 2012 12:54 pm  

St pete wrote:

Thought Hock looked like a player with his mind not fully on his rugby today. Maybe he's got his mind on his possible move to NRL.

if Hock plays Down Under the way he has played in the last 2 games, I suspect he will be spending a lot of time in the Sydney Cups, rather than the NRL.

Re: Hock down under : Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:49 am  

Bobbie Goulding reckons his move to Australia has broken down, but that Hock has played his final game for Wigan and will most likely sign for Saints, Wire or Hull.

I'd hand my season ticket back to be honest.

Re: Hock down under : Tue Nov 13, 2012 10:33 am  

Saddened! wrote:

Bobbie Goulding reckons his move to Australia has broken down, but that Hock has played his final game for Wigan and will most likely sign for Saints, Wire or Hull.

I'd hand my season ticket back to be honest.

I would take anything Goulding says with a pinch of salt, only last week he was saying Wilkin was going to Widnes in which he ended up with even Wilkin himself having a laugh at his expense. Bobby was a great player, But is turning into a mini John Stankevitch consitantly craving attention with rumours that you would expect off someone down at the pub.

The interview after the first france game kind of give it away Hock was leaving Wigan, and you cant help but think if he dosent go to Aus now he never will. Just because Parra are out of the equation, it wouldnt surprise me if he is under NRL teams radars.

Re: Hock down under : Tue Nov 13, 2012 10:46 am  

For all his negative attributes, and with no disrespect to the player concerned but if Scott Moore can get a deal in the NRL, I would be surprised if Gaz Hock couldn't find any interested parties.

Re: Hock down under : Tue Nov 13, 2012 12:03 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

Bobbie Goulding reckons his move to Australia has broken down, but that Hock has played his final game for Wigan and will most likely sign for Saints, Wire or Hull.

I'd hand my season ticket back to be honest.

I cant see Eamonn going down that route, to be honest.

Bobbie Goulding on twitter could be a parody account really, most of the stuff he puts on on there is just idiotic. I dont know what is aim is, but he wont be doing himself any favours in getting a coaching job anywhere. I can only assume he is going down the Alex Murphy/Garry Schofield loud mouth idiot route to get himself some media work.