What players have been shown the door at Wire for any form of offence ?

Reardon, Henare ?

phil Berry, drugs

Perhaps we can add to Yed's lists with a smacked off your tits 13

Gleason. I think he was part of enforcing a change of attitude in all players. Smith fixed an engrained attitude at Warrington that had been there for a long time. He has been tougher than what I think he would have been otherwise because of that.

I personally don't think he should be allowed to train for manY reasons, the main one being.... HE WAS BANNED FOR TWO YEARS!

HE hasn't served his punishment yet. Bottom line.

We could argue whether the punishment was too strict. I personally think it was too light. No one forced him to take cocaine. He knew what he was doing and should have been banned for life.

I'm struggling to see how I have managed to live my life not snorting cocaine and Hock hasn't and yet he should be given leniency. Not only is it madness, it is quite offensive.

He had a great talent and wasted it. However, if we put away the strange view that he should be let off.

It is an illegal substance- should be banned for that
It IS performance enhancing- should be banned
Could be used to mask something else- should be banned
It can (and does) kill thousands of people in Britain a year- should be banned.

If he plays rugby again it is too soon. Never mind the metaphorical slap on the wrist he got with the 2 years. He should be banned till the second he was banned two years ago.

What about caught for possession but no failed test, same rules apply?

That's a good question.

If they haven't failed a drugs test (taken drugs) I suppose there should be some leniency but still a hefty ban and rugby community service against drugs.

It's a criminal offence, leave it to the appropriate authorities to deal with.

cocaine does not kill thousands of people in this country, where are you getting your facts from?

I apologize. I went to far with a year.
Although Illegal drugs do kill thousands of people a year.

wrong again!

alcohol related deaths 60-80,000
tobacco 100,000
all illegal drugs 250-300
per year

It kills people who grow and sell it though slim

grow coca leaves in this country? nah yed not having it, plus guns and knives kill not cocaine! just a thought.

i do however on a serious note agree drug related crime is a serious problem in this country.

drugs are bad m'kay

Quote: SLIMply the best "wrong again! alcohol related deaths 60-80,000 tobacco 100,000 all illegal drugs 250-300 per year'" As a trained medical professional, you should know they are well over 2000 deaths a year. (Thousands) and are growing at between 10 and 20% each year. A simple Google search would suffice. www.sgul.ac.uk/media/latest-news ... ue-to-rise But you are right. Drug crime is nasty in the UK and is a cause of gang violence that not only kills and injuries drug pushers and users but also innocent individuals.

Quote: SLIMply the best "wrong again! alcohol related deaths 60-80,000 tobacco 100,000 all illegal drugs 250-300 per year'" As a trained medical professional, you should know they are well over 2000 deaths a year. (Thousands) and are growing at between 10 and 20% each year. A simple Google search would suffice. www.sgul.ac.uk/media/latest-news ... ue-to-rise But you are right. Drug crime is nasty in the UK and is a cause of gang violence that not only kills and injuries drug pushers and users but also innocent individuals.