Re: JP Tie off... : Tue Sep 06, 2016 9:47 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've always likened myself to germany

Fond of sausage?

Re: JP Tie off... : Tue Sep 06, 2016 9:50 pm  

Inference is not good chief.

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 6:21 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've always likened myself to germany - arrogant, calm, a model of quality and efficiency. I don't lose as many wars though

Turning up uninvited and setting up camp where your not wanted, ridiculously over pompous with a non earned self righteousness. Starts off well, shows promise of actually achieving those goals (at any cost) but ultimately catastrophically fails to which the masses decide to ignore it ever happened or just turn on the leader, cycle a set amount of time and do the same again.

Sound familiar......

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 6:33 am  

barham red wrote:

Turning up uninvited and setting up camp where your not wanted, ridiculously over pompous with a non earned self righteousness. Starts off well, shows promise of actually achieving those goals (at any cost) but ultimately catastrophically fails to which the masses decide to ignore it ever happened or just turn on the leader, cycle a set amount of time and do the same again.

Sound familiar......

No, you've got me there

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 8:08 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

How do you know he would have made a big difference as someone who has actually watched him all season he's been crap for most of it and if he'd have turned up in the first game against Leeds we'd have won but he went missing as usual and as for saying playing Peacock stinks of desperation what about when you dragged Radford out of retirement what was that then

When I've seen him play or read/heard of his contributions he has looked mostly like the only player to change a game for you, playing peacock is desperate otherwise why would he be playing,Because the club is desperate to keep in SL for 2017, lugs played for is when we was short, it was always in his mind to play he nattered PG for a stint all that season, as his head was still thinking he was a player, bearing in mind he gave that year up as a player to take up a coaching role, & as you know the rest is history.

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 9:38 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

It's a shame that peacock has been such a failure in his day job that he's been forced to besmirch his illustrious career and turn out for a tin pot club in the lower reaches of the game is some desperate attempt to try and salvage his reputation and his future. I feel sorry for the bloke

WE feel sorry for you Jake no won loves you but you do not care

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 4:45 pm  

cab man wrote:

ALL HAIL THE LEGEND THAT IS JAMIE PEACOCK COMETH THE HOUR COMETH THE LEGEND. IF YOU WANT A JOB DONE BEST GO DOE IT YOURSELF. TURNSTILE TILSE MITCH ALLBAD GET ON BOARD AND LETS PUT THE NAME HULL KINGSTON ROVERS ON THE SUPER LEAGUE STARTING SHEET FOR 2017. IF NOT LIFE WONT BE WORTH LIVING IN THIS HELL HOLE CALLED HULL.

Cab mans back! Always entertaining. (Yes, I know it's a Hull FC fan, but still! )

Re: JP Tie off... : Wed Sep 07, 2016 9:00 pm  

cravenpark1 wrote:

WE feel sorry for you Jake no won loves you but you do not care

Alas, I am the milwall of RL fans

Re: JP Tie off... : Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:24 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

Alas, I am the milwall of RL fans

Millwall, Germany & Hull FC.

Whatever next, Atillla the Peg.

Re: JP Tie off... : Thu Sep 08, 2016 2:18 pm  

Good to see JP getting in some extra training yesterday, playing touch rugby with some MP's: https://twitter.com/AnimalsRL?lang=en-gb Should be ready to keep Rovers up now.

Good to see JP getting in some extra training yesterday, playing touch rugby with some MP's: https://twitter.com/AnimalsRL?lang=en-gb Should be ready to keep Rovers up now.