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Don't talk utter bollox

Difference is, Hudson took an over the counter tablet from Australia, not an illegal grade A substance

Even the "best" player in the world at the time Andrew Johns later admitted to using drugs. Went down in my estimations after that.

The toilets would look like Mohammed Ali's local laundrette

It would certainly make clubs more likely to weed out and line up any drug takers within its ranks and fire them off. I think Wigan should take a hard line over this matter and test our players off our own backs. Drugs in pro sports is a big no no.

None taken mate.



Hock is replaceable - he's a good player but there is always someone better or will be better in 2years time ie. Mossop/Farrell.

Hock had his chance he half took it, then he thought he was King Ding and blew it all away. IMHO he should be sacked.

So if coke was legal and available over the counter in colombia that would be acceptable

Like it

Thats along the lines i was thinking when i made the original post.

It's interesting how people's reactions throughout RL differ from thier reactions to the St Helens academy player who failed a drugs test for cocaine.

As I said at the time, would the same treatment which he got be given to a top player, and everyones reactions be the same. I've got my answer I think..

I believe that if everyone was tested this weekend for example there would be a lot of players panicking.

We all know the rumours about other players at different clubs as well as just wigan (and I know that is all they are),but why dont the authorities knock it on the head now and set the right example.

I know. I don't see why players do it. I just can't see the logic with such short careers and usually they don't get a life changing amount after it.