Where next for the waste of talent ?

Talk of Leigh.

He'll be out if the game in the next year or two I'd have thought.

I'm afraid that GH officially falls under the category of DILLIGAF.

Hopefully, I'll never hear his name again, as usually it means he's dragging our game's name through the mud.

When he was banned for using coke I said he should have been kicked out then. I was right and 90 percent of users on here were WRONG.
=#FF0000Careful what you say please. Pemps.

Care to provide any evidence for your utterly libellous claims that Gareth Hock is still using cocaine? I'd be careful what you say on a public forum fella.

Such a waste of a talented rugby league player. If he does go to Leigh though, I can't see them not being promoted at the end of the year.

I really hope he sorts himself out, the guy just walks from disaster to disaster

Hock may not be the only one leaving Salford, it has been rumoured for a while that Kevin Locke is toying with the idea of going to the Scottish RU (he is eligible to play for them).
In last nights M.E.N it was said that the Scottish RU had been contacted by Salford to see if they were interested in Locke(Scottish RU bosses have confirmed this) it says that the ball now appears to be in the players court and the switch could take place in the next 48 hours.
There always seems to be something going on at Salford, never a dull moment.

Salford have signed too many problem players. They need to build from a base of really solid professionals like Harrison Hansen.

The signing of Scott Taylor proved they were desperate to sign anybody the thought could improve them however bad their attitude may be. Taylor didn't want to be at Wigan because he wants to be back in Hull. Why did they think he'd want to be at Salford instead?

It makes no sense.

The lack of sympathy on the boards staggers me. Mostly from people who have never met the guy, who accuse him of being stupid and a waste of talent. I've never met him either, but I enjoyed watching him. It seems to me that his various misdemeanours are rather trivial and some quite comical. Obviously they add up over time and I wouldn't really argue that he should be retained by Salford.

The sin binning against Saints was hardly the most aggressive of acts as he barely touched the guy. But claiming that he should be kicked out of the game is a ridiculous over reaction. People seem to be wallowing in Gareth's misfortune, especially as it seems to be self inflicted.

I know I'm in the minority, but I feel sorry for him. I hope he finds another club. I fear that he may have burnt all of his bridges in the game, and that is sad.

It's fair enough to be sympathetic to a guy whose career looks to be over before he's even 30, but Wigan really went out on a limb to try and help him. I don't know what he's done at Salford, but some people's problems really are self-induced. Especially if those problems involve biting the hand that's feeding them. Like Gareth or loath him, no one can deny that he's wasted his ability.

As for Salford, they looked to be stocking up on trouble the moment Koukash starting flashing the money. I understand his desire to get quick results, but there were far too many wayward characters in that team - he ought to have given it a bit more thought. I wonder how long K himself will stick around for?

I don't disagree with you about Hock, Cruncher.

On Salford. How else is someone going to entice players to a bottom of the table club with the worst crowds in the league? I mean, getting players of the calibre of Chase, Hansen, Locke, BJB and Dobson to Salford is a pretty good bit of business I would have thought. I watched them at Wire in the first game of the season and they did ok. One or two youngsters have started to come through, Evalds for example, looks promising. The meltdown against Saints was unexpected for a team with that amount of talent, and I do think the position of the coach will be questioned before long.

My feeling is that Koucash is in it for the long haul. He has fallen in love with the game and is doing his best for Salford, who to my mind, don't really deserve him.

I hope so re. Koukash. He's a character, plus he's adversarial with the Yorkshire Mafia, which can only be a good thing.

I totally agree about Harris. I very strongly suspect his days are numbered. Wayward or not, that team should be much better than it is.