It's still bittersweet. He's only staying because they can't sort out a contract for him, not because he wants to.

From the rumours going around its more likely he wants to stay but the club wants him gone but are not going to let him go on the cheap.

In the old days there would have been the option to put him on the "Transfer List", which I can only assume no longer exists under the contract system. I suppose the Club could still notify the other SL Clubs and those in the NRL that they would be prepared to listen to offers (there are rumours that his agent is making those sorts of approaches anyway, but like everything associated with Mr Hock's likely whereabouts for 2013 they are only rumours!).

Hockwould be immense as an impact player in much the same ilk as Ali Lautiti was for Leeds.

He would if he could keep hold of the ball

Makes sense to me. Let Hansen & Faz wear teams down, then bring on the wrecking ball. While Hock is capable of playing full games and being effective throughout, I think good rotation would potentially get more from him.

As long as they don't try to put him in the front row,and to bulk up, as some clowns suggested when he was coming back from his long layoff.

Hocks danger is his speedy footwork, breaking tackles and offloads. There should be someone on his shoulder throughout. Sean Edwards would have been.

Definitely agreed! A big guy that's THAT mobile is wasted at prop. Hopefully Green likes his support play, we could do with it.

Shaun Edwards would have likley been there too.

Not his strongest suit from what I've seen. 2 tries from 9 last season.

Bit selective there. 13 from 30 overall at HKR.

Better than Brett Finch's 18 tries in his 60 games for Wigan.

My Dad used to work part time at CP, and spoke with legend Brian McTigue, who was his hero.

Apparently, 'Mac' used to say to the backs, "just follow me, you will get some trys" !

What an understatement !

Hock could do this. Nowhere near as a ballplayer or enforcer like Mac.

AFAIK, 'Mac' never got sent off.

Got quite a few 'carried off', but never got sent off.

As an ex-boxer, his fist never travelled more than 6 inches.

In a season practically written off with a freak injury! I am confident in a team like Wigan with the quality of players he'll have around him Green will be a revelation,his support play is excellent, added to which he has a fair bit of pace. Really sorry to see him leave Rovers, but wish him and Taylor all the best for the future, and hope they pick up a bit of silverware in the coming seasons.

Sadly the views of people who've actually seen him play regularly seem to mean very little for some! It's way easier to just say "We used to sign Trent Barrett!" and declare rugby league in this country is dying