I wonder if he'll take ownership for any of his mistakes in the past or just basically be like ''I did this but it wasn't that bad and so and so was very harsh I was badly done to''.

He can title it 'not my fault' because he's never been in the wrong for any incident he's ever been involved in.



You'd love to think it'll be a read were he owns up and comes clean for being a total waster but it won't be. He'll continue to blame others and drag clubs names through the mud because they've treated him poorly.



Biggest waste of talent I've ever seen.

Dedicated to charles i believe

Well it was never going to be an autobiograpy was it?

Home truths?



That's optimism on your part.



I hope he has a good solicitor, because I'd imagine that even the infinitely patient Wigan RL will have had just about enough of Gareth Hock's idiocy

There will be a scratch n snort section

I'll give you that one good Sir/Madam

What a harsh thread. Here's an idea - why not wait until you've actually read it before passing judgement?

Respect is a two way thing, and I think Mr Hock has shown very few people, very little of that. I stand by thinking him a selfish...



I was a bit strong there... Edited.

It has the potential to be a good read. He's certainly one of the characters of the modern game and, for one reason and another, has been involved in many incidents at many clubs.



hopefully it's well written because most rugby related auto/biographies have been terrible.

This was trailed about a month ago in the MEN in a bit of a saccharine write-up and allegedly has quotes & contributions from all over the place. Although if they asked IL, I bet they didn't include it.

I can't see the point of this except as an attempt to stir up stuff that really has been thrashed to within a gnatt's scrotum of mind-numbing tediousness. But I suppose we'll see.



Still maintain that Hock is simply[i the[/i current example of how not to win friends and influence people. A proper waste of a career.

But if this sheds any light on whether it's down to his own self-destructive idiocy or if there's evidence of being led astray and he's simply a weak-willed fool, then it might be worth spending 50p in the ASDA bargin bucket in the new year.

I have a feeling it will be a combination of all three.