I know it's been done to death, but I've just been watching the 2010 final and Gleeson was just immense! What a shame it is that his career took the path it did. It was a pleasure watching him in the Cherry & White.

When's his ban up? Do you think he'll ever play Super League again? Carmont currently still playing well at 34, Gleeson only 32... We all know he's class, would be nice to see him defeat his demons and collect a last paycheck before hanging up his boots.

I think I've seen rumours on here about him going to Salford, last chance saloon, or a dangerous game going anywhere near Mr Long?

I'm sure his ban is up in the next week or two.

Get him fit, Get him focused, get him signed up for a year and get him in the centre.

More chance of pigs flying

It ends this weekend. He signed for Preston Grasshoppers a few months back.

cant imagine him ever hacking it in sl again. anyone honestly reckon hes spent the last 12 months working hard in the gym?

Not as long as ive got a hole in my bum.

I'd not considered that to be honest, but it's a very good point. Has anyone seen him about? Does he look like a man who has been working hard, or like he's spent a year and a half propping up a bar?

Leave him well alone. He loved playing for Wigan and i'm convinced it meant more to him then playing for any of his other clubs but he still didn't love it enough to behave himself.

If he was 25/26 i'd consider it as he'd have time to grow up but he's too old now.

Hello all, this is my first post on this forum but I read it regularly. It's not the most important contribution but I had a fairly lengthy chat with Gleeson, at the cinema, a few months back. I was very surprised at the shape he was in (all things considered) but he did say that he'd been training very hard and was still involved in rugby. Lovely chap too FWIW.

It must be hard to be fair... Whether this will sit well with any of you or not, I understand addiction and the stupid need to party hard... often.

I had a drink and drug problem for years (still do to some extent, but within the law these days) I'm just a normal bloke and it was incredibly difficult to stay away and get clean. I don't think I would have managed it if I was a professional sportsman with all the wrong and incidently right people knowing who I am and blowing smoke up my proverbial.

Like I said, if he has managed to clean up his act, although too much of a risk to a club like ours, would be nice to see him go out with his head held high somewhere else maybe on a one year contract.

Druggy!