Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Mon Oct 03, 2016 7:11 pm  

fun time frankie wrote:

He was finished about 5 years ago

He helped get Leigh into SL.

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Mon Oct 03, 2016 8:54 pm  

fun time frankie wrote:

He was finished about 5 years ago

He's been excellent at championship level for the last couple of seasons

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Mon Oct 03, 2016 11:12 pm  

fun time frankie wrote:

No chance

Beggars can't be choosers Frankie..

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 9:38 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

He was finished about 5 years ago

His value to Leigh hasn't been limited to his efforts on the pitch. (which were vastly improved this season under Neil Jukes) He has also been instrumental in attracting other high profile players to the club, and in attracting the fans too - he's a hugely popular character. You could do a lot worse than snap him up for a season (all it should take?) in the Championship.

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 10:14 am  

Alan wrote:

His value to Leigh hasn't been limited to his efforts on the pitch. (which were vastly improved this season under Neil Jukes) He has also been instrumental in attracting other high profile players to the club, and in attracting the fans too - he's a hugely popular character. You could do a lot worse than snap him up for a season (all it should take?) in the Championship.

I think he was a big coup when you signed him a couple of years ago but he was at the end of his career then really signing him at I think he's 36 is not the way to go imo

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 10:25 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

I think he was a big coup when you signed him a couple of years ago but he was at the end of his career then really signing him at I think he's 36 is not the way to go imo

I understand your drift but, like I say, he has his uses, other than being on the pitch.

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 10:30 am  

Alan wrote:

I understand your drift but, like I say, he has his uses, other than being on the pitch.

Wouldnt mind ridyard and Weston

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 11:34 am  

cravenpark1 wrote: Are but I did not say what they called you then did I Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC

cravenpark1 wrote: Are but I did not say what they called you then did I Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 11:40 am  

smudgersmith wrote: Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC yes but the man of steel we beat you to that years ago with gavin miller and we beat you to winning at wembley not bad for a small club

smudgersmith wrote: Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC yes but the man of steel we beat you to that years ago with gavin miller and we beat you to winning at wembley not bad for a small club

Re: Jamie Peacock's magic 5 year plan! : Tue Oct 04, 2016 12:33 pm  

smudgersmith wrote: Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC nobody on this side cares about all that crap you won the challenge cup big deal you stayed injury free throughout the year and made the most of it the hard part is keeping it up and competing with the bigger budgeted boys to the end which you couldn't do although your season was a lot better it petered out disappointingly your only where you should be and so are we on the past few years performances

smudgersmith wrote: Ok... http://www.rugby-league.com/article/386 ... n-of-steel You best tell the Rugby League as they think we are called Hull FC Hit man – Danny Houghton (Hull FC – 1289 tackles) Top Gun – Marc Sneyd (Hull FC – 83% conversion rate) First Utility Super League Club of the Year – Hull FC First Utility Super League Coach of the Year – Lee Radford (Hull FC) The Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel – Danny Houghton (Hull FC) Oh and the challenge cup has WEMBLEY winners 2016 as Hull FC nobody on this side cares about all that crap you won the challenge cup big deal you stayed injury free throughout the year and made the most of it the hard part is keeping it up and competing with the bigger budgeted boys to the end which you couldn't do although your season was a lot better it petered out disappointingly your only where you should be and so are we on the past few years performances