Him and Hoffman will run riot!

How can they afford him on salary cap though?

Because they left room, anticipating the deal beforehand...

Hoffman isn't a run riot kind of player though, he is hard working and hits hard.

Hock will come on the field and give us instant impact and I'm sure he can win us alot of pens.

We are paying him in tesco clubcard vouchers.

Iv'e got some old Green Shield stamps knocking around if that helps ?

There's a meeting next Wednesday to make the decision as to whether he can resume training with the club, no aparent reason why he shouldn't be given permission surely?

Welcome back big fella.

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Confirmed here www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... _1_3230145

I can see where they're coming from with the argument, and if there has been a precedent set, its hard to ignore, but personally i think his 2 year ban should include training as well, or we'll just creep to a point where any banned player will just train alongside his "teammates" for the duration of their ban.
We need to make sure young players (and fans) know this behaviour is unacceptable and it will ruin your life and your career.

SS,
I can see your point, but I don't think it will get to the point of being allowed to train with the team full time for the ban.
It looks as though there is some kind of two month ruling in place.

Either way, I'm happy to go with the independent judgement.

Most of you on here no i'm no troll, but to me it would be the start of a slippery slope and send the wrong message to young people, players or not. (Christ i'm getting old!)