Perhaps you can tell me who he is referring to.

I dont understand your viewpoint at all. He was incredibly stupid and was caught and rightly punished. He was never trying to cheat or gain an advantage. I dont see how this justifies a lifetime ban. In fact I thought 2 years was harsh but hes served his time and is coming back to the sport, and 100% rightly so.

2 years is very harsh when pro footballers only get 8 month if that even footballers taken etherdrin and only getting 12 month if not less , At the end of the day loads of clubs wanted him and they would nt be moaning if they had him but why its wigan they jump on the band wagon ,i m sick of hearing e spouted all the time ,i thought this was cherry and whites , Wire cant keep away

I presume it is the player they were always saying was out with a certain Mr Gleeson (before he signed for them). Strangely nobody seemed to see Martin out partying after he signed but I suspect that will change now he has left.

Read the parable of the Prodigal Son. We have and it's party time.

Everybody hates us and all we do is cheat anyway "apparantley". I dont really give a crap about doing anybody any favours and we dont need any credit from anybody either because it usually comes through gritted teeth anyway

If we are to see ourselves as a family sport then players who commit such actions should not be allowed to play again, it's got nothing to do with football or another club. If a player knows the consequences then this would strongly deter them, if they choose to partake then they have to live with it. As for the Warrington player you are referring if you wont say who it is then it's irrelevant.

A grand final winners ring.

If that's your view then Lee briers should have been booted out of the game years ago.

In a game where you're hardly paid top drawer sporting salaries, I think a two year ban was about right. To ban him for life would have been insane. He made a mistake, but he's hardly Tony Montana!

As for the little digs at Briers', well, I hardly think anyone knows for sure what he does in his spare time. He's been partial to the odd shandy over the years, but any of these cockayne assumptions are probably just bo11ocks to be fair.

On a more sensible point, it'll be good to see Hock playing again if i'm honest. Always enjoyed his style of play. He's one of a minority of GB/England players who have generally caused Aus/Kiwi's problems in the past. Having said that, and as others have eluded to, expecting too much too soon from him may be a bit unfair. I've no doubt the bloke is in shape etc, but two years from the game will provide a massive challenge.

Who said Briers? That's certainly not the name I heard pre-season when there was some interesting news from Warrington.