Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 12:39 am  

id have him in this team yesterday

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:41 am  

shooter69 wrote:

id have him in this team yesterday

yup

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 10:57 am  

Hope he's behaving himself and comes back to Wigan with a new hunger. If he does he could be an even better player then before.

On the subject of any drugs tests he may have whilst banned to prov he's clean I really hope we're making him have them at random times and not on a set day at a set time. The only way to make sure everything is fine is to test him at random.

[Wigan6/Leeds1 Andy]

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:01 am  

NickyKiss wrote:

Hope he's behaving himself and comes back to Wigan with a new hunger. If he does he could be an even better player then before.

On the subject of any drugs tests he may have whilst banned to prov he's clean I really hope we're making him have them at random times and not on a set day at a set time. The only way to make sure everything is fine is to test him at random.

We obviously don't know if the club are making him do testing with them, but under the terms of his ban, if he wants to play again after the two years he has to agree to random testing throughout his ban with UK Sport.

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:13 am  

shooter69 wrote:

id have him in this team yesterday

Since Hock was first suspended I make it that we've played 18 competitive games, of which we have won 14 and lost 4.

I'm not meaning to say necessarily that we are a stronger team without him, but right now I would see no place for him in the side.

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:33 am  

I saw him in the Vale Royal on Wednesday afternoon, absolutely huge.

At the moment it would be hard to drop anybody for him, however I'd love to see him let rip in the front row eventually.

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:43 am  

ABP' wrote:

I saw him in the Vale Royal on Wednesday afternoon, absolutely huge.

At the moment it would be hard to drop anybody for him, however I'd love to see him let rip in the front row eventually.

Was he huge as in busting a gut down the gym huge or one to many pies huge?

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:44 am  

Down the gym huge by the looks of it...Although he was about to have a big carvery!

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:50 am  

ABP' wrote:

Down the gym huge by the looks of it...Although he was about to have a big carvery!

Thats good then, as id be a little worried if he wasnt training, i know you can get in good shape in 10 weeks (ala ricky hatton), but prefer it that he keeping himself in shape, can put some serious muscle on in two years if he dont have to worry about staying game fit!

Plus carvery all good for replenishing vital muscle building protien! As long as he dont take wheelans advice and get on the pies all will be good!

Re: hock tested. : Fri Mar 05, 2010 11:56 am  

Glynola wrote:

Since Hock was first suspended I make it that we've played 18 competitive games, of which we have won 14 and lost 4.

I'm not meaning to say necessarily that we are a stronger team without him, but right now I would see no place for him in the side.

i agree 100%!! for me, since he's been away from the club, there seems to be alot more togetherness in the team, i wonder IF he does come back,(and its by no means a certainty that he will get a contract here after his ban) what effect him returning will have on the team.