Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:20 pm  

steadygetyerboots-on wrote:

You seem to care a bit, however much you might try & disguise it.

The fact you're on here at all indicates that this is something you clearly hope for. But you're going to be disappointed.

Check the responses on here from other Wigan fans.

How many seem upset? Or even surprised.

Most were prepared to give him a shot - and that was the extent of it. He didn't make it, and so most now want rid.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:39 pm  

CyberPieMan wrote:

Nowt more is likely to come out until the court date, so we can speculate all we want (within the boundaries of libel), but if what's been rumoured are true, all of us who said it was a bad idea at the time will rightly be in the "I told you so" camp. Without being smug or glad we're right, he should be given the boot at once & we can go on the hunt for a replacement that isn't permanently sat on the big red self destruct button. In that respect, I'd rather it's happened now than February or March next year.

Completely agree mate and although its absolutely staggering that this would happen only a week after resuming training, he's probably done the club a favour by displaying this early that he hasn't changed and hasn't a hint of gratitude or respect for another club who gave him a opportunity.

Escare, Sarginson and Mullen are good fullback options. #7 is what we need.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:45 pm  

You moved Joel tomkins on for less....


I think Wigan will give him another shot. When he's on song he is marquee. Can you really afford to lose Sam, bateman , wane and your best player for next season in 1 swoop?

Ultimate respect if so. I don't believe Wigan need ZH but whether the powers that be think that is a different matter.

At least he hasn't derailed this season for you as he's still banned, not through a lack of effort though !

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:46 pm  

He’s also assisting police with their enquiries regarding a large quantity of class A found in the car.

Absolute non-sense. Zero involvement with any drug...only alcohol intoxication and his own stupidity are to blame!

Zak won't be a Wigan player next year, of that I am sure. I would like to add that I am not 100% sure Zak is entirely devastated about that!

I believe David Mead and the Toulouse #1 Mark Kheirallah are already notable targets.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:50 pm  

RichieS wrote:

Absolute non-sense. Zero involvement with any drug...

He’s involved as far as one of the passengers in the car has been charged with possession of class A.
Now of course Zak might not have known his mate had it, but you’d have to be pretty naive to think that given who his mates are.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:55 pm  

He’s a Class A idiot. Just release him now and put the money where we need strengthening.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 5:01 pm  

With genuine talent so thin on the ground in Superleague, it's both frustrating and sad that we look to be losing another to acts of self destructive stupidity.

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 5:08 pm  

nottinghamtiger wrote:

He’s involved as far as one of the passengers in the car has been charged with possession of class A.
Now of course Zak might not have known his mate had it, but you’d have to be pretty naive to think that given who his mates are.

You are a bitter obsessed Stalker, You've been sat waiting for this since day one, I bet your sat there now wringing your hands together hoping Cas will re-sign him

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 5:13 pm  

RichieS wrote:

Absolute non-sense. Zero involvement with any drug...only alcohol intoxication and his own stupidity are to blame!

Zak won't be a Wigan player next year, of that I am sure. I would like to add that I am not 100% sure Zak is entirely devastated about that!

I believe David Mead and the Toulouse #1 Mark Kheirallah are already notable targets.

Well you have never been wrong before!!!

Re: ZAK : Thu Sep 27, 2018 5:18 pm  

Was Hardaker present when Tony Adams visited -

Earlier this week the squad were visited by former England and Arsenal football captain Tony Adams who came to speak to the players about welfare, professionalism and his Sporting Chance Clinic. On the afternoon with Mr Adams, Shaun Wane said, “He’s a legend and a man who spoke very honesty. In any way if we can help players welfare and make sure they can have good lives then I will support that.”


I hope he took the contact details