As a person, I feel sorry for the guy. He made a mistake, and who hasn't done something stupid in their life? However, I am really glad he was caught, as it has stopped other players thinking they had a quick cheat.

So you guys think Terry is the only man in Super League to take this growth hormone? You are sadly mistaken .Sad thing is about this they tipped the testers that Terry was taking this drug. He should not have done it hes a too good a player to start taking this drug; was stuipid but you guys are delluded if you think Terry is the only one.

www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 32,00.html reading between the lines there's a bitterness that he been caught and ours haven't, he will have too be careful on what he say's or could end up in more trouble

www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 32,00.html reading between the lines there's a bitterness that he been caught and ours haven't, he will have too be careful on what he say's or could end up in more trouble

The RFL want him to name names, but unless they are still taking them, or they can re-examine old samples, there probably isn't much point. He should name his suppliers though, particularly the other party in the M62 meeting.

He has plummeted in my estimation through this publication. If he wants to tell the story, tell the full story, otherwise shut yer gob yer festering £$%!

He has one outlook in this - himself, he has shown no interest in the protection of others, otherwise why give clues as to their identities, and he has shown no interest in assisting in cleaning up our sport - therefore he remains as guilty today as the day he was caught.

If you are really 'ashamed' of this action, come clean and the right thing for once - whatever the outcome, we, as a sport, can overcome it.

I cant feel sorry for a pathetic weak cheat. Of course most people have done stupid things in their lives but this is calculated cheating. What about the clean player that doesnt get an opportunity in SL because he plays it straight?

Who would it be in the interest of to tip the testers do you think?

The only thing that keeps me feeling a tiny bit sympathetic towards him is that there are others on this who didn't have their names passed to the testers - why his name was is the mystery. I hope Newton tells the RFL everything he knows and others suffer the same punishment for the same crime.

Agree with this.

It was a strange case and the first of its kind. They were acting on intelligence.
I think they knew of people who were taking this, safe in the knowledge that it was almost impossible to detect.

TN was perhaps chosen as a high profile player (with a lower profile club ) to act as a deterrent to others.

Don't think there is any benefit of naming other players as proof will be difficult or impossible and could have an unfair and devastating effect on the sport as a whole. It is the supply chain that needs to be stopped.

This should act as a huge warning to all those sportsmen/women who have taken HGH and there would be much less sympathy for anyone else who got caught.

I would have more respect for him if he donated his fee from the paper to some drug rehabilitation centre in Wigin or wherever, like the one that looked after his sister.

Well said that man.

Sorry, this guy lost my respect when he did in Shaun Long`s cheek and eye socket.

they should throw the book at him , still making money by being a drug using cheat

He'll make that money 'cause some folk will buy the book, and/or the NotW.

That's how it is. Sadly.
A bit like Liverpool soccer fans buying the Sun. And Souness having a column in it.

Have any of you read Longy's book?? Shows how easy it can be to get 'caught'...

Obviously not the same circumstances with Tezza, but an interesting read none the less.