: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:51 pm  

Has Hock actually been found guilty yet?

Seems like he's already been hung out to dry by so called supporters.

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:52 pm  

wireontour wrote:

In the past your probably right, but now I think our immigration have got different ideas. I recall that one of the NRL players recently was refused a visa cos he had driving offences in Aus.

Tricky one really isn't it?

I mean he hasn't actually been charged by the police with anything and nor will he. Sounds stupid considering the positive results but "lack of evidence" will prevent it.

Thus as he has no criminal record (or none that I'm aware of) there isn't anything stopping him from going to Australia. I'm not too sure if the RFL/NRL have an agreement on illegal drug taking - if not I hope no NRL club takes him on. He just doesn't deserve it.

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:53 pm  

MattyB wrote:

Surely then, by law of averages we should have a decent number of RLFANS posters who are also taking it?

Anyone going to admit to it?


Also, would you say it's an 'age' thing?

Neither myself, my mates, nor my close work colleagues take it (as far as I know), yet I've heard rumours of some of the younger ones at work (20-25 year olds) doing regular drugs on nights out.

Beer & Women was my drug when I was 25.

Its definatley an age thing, im 29 so on the back end of my turning out days, but i know loads of lads in their early 20's who start the night on the lines.

When i was just starting going out round town 97ish, the stalls where always empty in the toilets, now they are always full of at least 2-3 lads making funny sniffing noises!

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:53 pm  

andyed-wiganrl wrote:

Its St Helens mate!!

Have they got an asda in st helens ?, that must be the poshest shop there. Bet it gets busy on the day when they all get their invalidity benefits.

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:54 pm  

andyed-wiganrl wrote:

Its St Helens mate!!

Wash your mouth out from Wigan me pal

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:55 pm  

Katrina wrote:

I read earlier that a ban would prevent him playing any professional sport in any country.

I agree. I think most sports in the world support/endorse WADA, i'm sure the NRL do, so he wouldn't be able to play League/Union/Football or any other sport that applies WADA's rules

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:56 pm  

I always thought that vacant expression on his face was simply down to him being a bit cerebrally challenged.

Now we know it's all down to the baking powder in the Wigan Happy Pies

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:56 pm  

100% Warrior wrote:

It's incredibly rare a sample B test comes back negative after a sample A test positive.

Stay away from libel please. Mods

Edit . Mods

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:56 pm  

Sharpy_4a wrote:

Its definatley an age thing, im 29 so on the back end of my turning out days, but i know loads of lads in their early 20's who start the night on the lines.

When i was just starting going out round town 97ish, the stalls where always empty in the toilets, now they are always full of at least 2-3 lads making funny sniffing noises!

The cocaine problem reared it's ugly head for me one night in Reflex when i got caught short and had to take a dump. I was sat there minding my own businness when a bouncer opened the cubical door from the outside thinking i was taking the stuff

I'm sat there, pants round ankles telling him to fu*k off!

When you can't take a dump in peace it really is time for society to sort itself out

: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:57 pm  

100% Warrior wrote:

It's incredibly rare a sample B test comes back negative after a sample A test positive.

Stay away from libel please. Mods

His brother in law has well and truely sold him down the river with this one. No chance of any appeal