I take it year 1 involved relegatIng the club to the Championship?







Seriously though the bloke has proven to be a total disaster as head or rugby for Hull KR and for me the blame lies with him, sacking Chester, suspending Kelly, spending his pre-season in Vegas rather than recruiting players etc.

Looking at strength of Super League next year I dont think KR will return any time soon and the Championship looks a strong competition as well which isnt a walk in the park.

So on behalf of Salford fans everywhere, Jamie Peacock, we salute your 5 year masterplan!

You've posted this on the wrong forum bro.

Why would we give a flying f-ck about what he's done at Hull KR.

A bit like your avatar/Giff thingy, you keep rambling on but you're getting nowhere.

He went to Vegas before his employment with Hull KR began, between the grand final & the New Zealand match

Oh you again ! Like has been said earlier Wrong forum mush .you are the Donald Trump of these boards

he's posted it on every forum. what a sad individual

Even sadder that he finishes with "on behalf of Salford fans everywhere we salute you" but on the Hull FC board he finishes with this sucking up pandering effort that Hull FC posters rightly shot down


"So on behalf of our end of the city, Jamie Peacock west Hull salutes your 5 year masterplan!





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he is a strange guy and isn't he the one who is meant to be a journo? i have never seen a sensible post or thread from him so i find it hard to believe.

On Peacock- it hasn't worked out for him obviously and the coming out of retirement has backfired badly. I have to say as much as i love and respect the guy as a player he hasn't covered himself in glory with comments about the format and the MPG when he has totally contradicted himself on what his thoughts were regards relegation just a couple of years ago. Still, nothing he does in the game from now will taint his legend at the club for me, that is secured same as the likes of Schoey who many like to ridicule these days for his outspoken rants but that doesn't take away the fact he was a great player for the club and will always remain that.

Yeah a journalist and now works for Leigh Centurions.

For Peacock I agree. Think it will be a bit unfair that he will seemingly get the lions share of blame for a club that had been going backwards anyway and the likes of Campese and Kelly who will have taken up a chunk of SC but spent so much time injured or missing or unreliable who were signed before he got there.

For a guy who spent all his career winning stuff or right up their competing it must've been a culture shock to be struggling (times at Leeds obviously mid 2011/12 we had struggles but not to the same degree) and he clearly hasn't handled it well but it might make him better for the experience in the long run to have such a blow.

Could be an example to those who want to see our retiring players straight into prominent roles at our club that it might not be a bad idea to let them go cut their teeth elsewhere first.

It was a big ask to come straight out of playing into a key role at an underachieving club like Rovers who probably have had more internal issues than even he realised. I get that he wanted to challenge himself and take himself away from his comfort zone, it was a challenge and it hasn't worked so he will have to take stock and consider his next move carefully. At least he has his involvement with the England set up straight away. I still think he has a future in the game beyond playing, but his next move is now critical for his own reputation.

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God I wish Salford had gone down instead of Rovers. Maybe next season more than one man and his dog will actually turn up at the AJ Bell to pay them some attention. Fair play to what Mr Koukash is trying to achieve, but sadly he is flogging a dead horse.

Why?

Koukash, although he's outspoken at least he's got some ambition. To bring top players in and to turn salford into a grand final team. Hull kr are so meh. They've been sleep walking along for too long now, the extent of their ambition to beat Hull and get into the playoffs.

As a matter of fact, I found myself feeling glad for Koukash. Much to my surprise.

Peacock offered to resign after the match www.skysports.com/rugby-league/n ... relegation

Peacock offered to resign after the match www.skysports.com/rugby-league/n ... relegation

"To be in a dressing room with grown men, wives and children crying is not what sport is about".

Err, yes it is Jamie. And the Chairman can't stop you resigning. If you think you should go, go.

Yes I imagine every time Peacock won a GF there was quite a few tears shed by the losing side (notably Jon Wilkin). Sinfield shed a tear or two in Challenge Cup defeats.

Lots of tears shed in Sydney and the shire yesterday, mostly by a former Leeds player.



Jack Bird's comment was probably my favourite though, along the lines of 'I want to cry but I can't.'

I Presume peacock has had some success in his role at HKR, otherwise they would have sacked him. Although I have seen no evidence of management expertise.
Added to the fact the humiliation of relegation. I suspect when sheen arrives he will be shown the door.

I don't think his conduct (ref - relegation / the drop goal that 'missed') has been great over the last week. He needs to understand that his opinion, is just that, an opinion. Not a matter of fact.

For a man who has played in so many big games, he seemed to miss the point this week.

Think what you like privately, but he spent all week on his soap box publicly, you wonder if getting his Hull KR players prepared to the best of their ability actually happened.

He's thrown himself into the limelight as well by coming back playing. He'd have hoped to have been the hero. But ultimately they've failed and will have to make cutbacks. His salary and head will probably end up on the chopping block.

They have had worse injuries than us for most part of the year, despite limited resources and smaller squad. Had we not brought in Segayaro, we would have been experiencing what Hull KR are, yet plenty on here are happy to go with what we have from this year.

The risk of him treading the Garry Schofield path looms large.

As I said, Koukash is putting time and money into the club with nothing to show for it. The local community are just not interested, unfortunately. He will not bank roll the club forever and at some point his patience will run out.

Leigh will be following Hull KR next season, so you can tell us all about your firsthand experience, you sausage.

Depends on who they sign TBH.

A judicious smattering of quality amongst them I think they will surprise a few next year.

Year on year and all that.

Mario is a Salford fan...So your crystal ball assumptions don't play ball with him..