I am appalled at how the BBC has been celebrating Hocks treble last night, and this is nothing to do with been bitter as not in a million years would I have expected a result last night, and the score was flattering on Wakefield.



What I am talking about is that it is all over BBC sport, and on radio 5s sport bulletin this morning the only mention of Rugby League was about how good it was to see Hock back after adversity and scoring a "magnificent" treble. Now what he did was OK, but most teams have at least one person scoring a treble this season against us.



So why should they celebrate him as if he had been out on a long term injury, when they should really be talking about second chances for drugs cheats, it really does harm our game!

So you are against successful rehabilitation?

No, but I am against him been seen as the national sport as a Messiah because he can score trys against a team that has a leakier defense than a siv

get over yaself

Personally I think it's a big well done to him and Wigan for getting his life sorted out.



The press are after a story - whatever sells papers, as we have seen recently.



I thought it amusing that Murdoch was quoted as getting "angry" by all the attention.

Wigan bringing rugby league to a new low shocker!

I'm not a Wigan fan, but in this instance I think they should be applauded.

There was never this much fuss made about Ryan Hudson.

He is not a drug cheat he took cocaine so if your going to slag him of and go on a rant you need to get your facts right

drug 'cheat'?

There is a difference between performance enhancing drug use and recreational drug use.



But in either case these players need help and support, not vilification.



As you support the last club that Terry Newton played for you might have understood.

Get beat did we? Gareth has served his time, come back and forced his way back into the Wigan team by shear hard work and determination. Why should he be condemned for life because of one stupid mistake? Why should rugby league be condemned for rehabilitating players who have made mistakes? Get over it, maybe we should have left him to rot like his good mate Terry, remember what happened there?