And whilst Jamie has you lot in a lather over his remarks



Piggy will no doubt face the consequences of his actions come Saturday.

This being ?

It's too easy not too! You're not even trying



You don't say...



This bit is classic. So it's OK for Peacock to speak his mind as a "professional rugby league player" and he is in a better position blah, blah, blah? Well I would suggest that this is only because you happen to agree with his sentiments. Was Phil Clarke not a "professional rugby league player"; I would imagine that Phil Clarke spends more time analysing RL games than your beloved Jamie does - as he doesn't have to spend the same amount of time training to play. He's also been involved with the game for longer. Yet you cried long and hard at how his comments were a disgrace.

So on one hand we have Peacock "telling it like it is" and you think he should because you "prefer plain speaking to PC comments". Yet when someone forthrightly express the opinions in a plain speaking manner that isn't PC; but you don't agree with them; that's wrong.

Congratulations - you've just given a perfect example of hypocrisy! Well done.





But we all know that those (whoever they support) looking for trouble; won't look to find it with people who might be able to dish it out, but will start on people that offer less of a challenge(if you don't get this bit - have a word with Ryan Bailey; he'll be able to explain why better than anyone).

I hope that both sets of fans can let the action happen on the pitch. If they can't then they should be banned for life.



I actually agree with this bit.



With the rhetoric from Peacock helping stir up what already plans to be a tight match; this game could well be remembered for all the wrong reasons. Regardless of whether Wigan win or lose, I hope it's not

I bet he is bricking it

You really are a pratt.

Actions speak louder than words where we come from. No point spouting your trout off and then not backing it up. Peacock will be in the stands with his pom poms on saturday where as all our lads will be showing Egg head, Dumbo and all you sheep fiddlers why they have been keeping quiet.

I bet there all ting them just thinking about big bad bailey.

Piggy is well capable, we have no worries from him (just ask Michael Weyman, who is no slouch either)

Honestly, there is no-one in the Leeds squad that i would back against our lads.

Senior is famous for skelping BJM about 25 years ago and slapping Jon Wilkin

Bailey has been banjoyed but numerous players and i dont think i have ever seen him win a scuffle?

Who else?

Lee Smith


Webb



I mean who is there?

Personally I hope the Leeds players do take Piggy's head off. I think our lads should take to the field in Phil Clarke masks just to make it a cert.

A dozen penalties, a couple of sin bins and a red card will do nicely.

Very rich coming from Wiganers and some of the they have come up with over the past couple of weeks.....

Wigan have been the SCUM of rugby league with the twitters and internet ramblings over McGuire.

I think everyone can stop with the calls of "scum".

Congratulaions, you're the first Wire who's been brave enough to stick his head above the parapet. It's only taken you five days, mind.

oh dear.

Wolfs should stay off this thread - there's a debate going on between fans of big clubs and you're not qualified to participate.

i would like to make a point about clarke's public rant if i may

clarke reckon's that magsy deserves his long lay off for "allegedly" cheating by pulling on the shirt of that renowned wigan speedster carmont


magsy will now possibly miss 6-8 months out of the game due to the injury

where as hock will only miss 2 years out of the game for something far more serious than "alleged shirt pulling"!
did clarke condemn hock at the time, and in the same vitriolic way he did with magsy on sky? or did clarke possibly find a way of playing the "recreational drugs" thing down, as hock was a wigan player?



i would like to use clarke's terminology here,as it clearly fit his agenda
[iMcGuire's injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn't pay to cheat. Perhaps the rugby Gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.[/i

as this fits my agenda then surely if there were rugby gods handing out punishments to players,then [i"they would have banned hock for life would they not?"[/i

my i make a point along the lines of, what would phil clarke say about ryan bailey?.
maybe people who commit a crime outside the game should be banned for life

nice side step,but you didn't answer my question did you?

no intention of answering your post, just thought i would comment as to how far you can take someones comments to suit your own thoughts, plus their must be umpteen players who i could use instead of bailey

Nowhere does Clarke say Mcguire deserved to be injured.

Quote ="Wandering Warrior"Nowhere does Clarke say Mcguire deserved to be injured.'" oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”

Quote ="Wandering Warrior"Nowhere does Clarke say Mcguire deserved to be injured.'" oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" you are starting to get really boring now.. go away!

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" you are starting to get really boring now.. go away!

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" Where does Phil Clarke actually say that Danny Mcguire deserved to get injured?

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" Where does Phil Clarke actually say that Danny Mcguire deserved to get injured?

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" So the Daily Express has said that he said he deserved it. Instead of twisting it to you needs, read what Clarke actually says. [iMcGuire's injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn't pay to cheat. Perhaps the rugby Gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play. Either way, he'll be a massive loss for Leeds and I can't see them winning the Grand Final without him. In my opinion, he's been brilliant for them this seaso[/in. So as Wandering Warrior says, he didn't say he deserved it.

Quote ="The Chin's Back"oh really www.express.co.uk/posts/view/200 ... heat-claim main bit being::Yet former Warriors skipper Phil Clarke, now a summariser with Sky Sports, enraged the Leeds camp by suggesting on his website that McGuire got what he [udeserved.[/u “McGuire’s injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn’t pay to cheat,” he wrote. “Perhaps the rugby gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play.”'" So the Daily Express has said that he said he deserved it. Instead of twisting it to you needs, read what Clarke actually says. [iMcGuire's injury could well act as a lesson to any other player watching that it doesn't pay to cheat. Perhaps the rugby Gods have punished him for his unsportsmanlike play. Either way, he'll be a massive loss for Leeds and I can't see them winning the Grand Final without him. In my opinion, he's been brilliant for them this seaso[/in. So as Wandering Warrior says, he didn't say he deserved it.

Stop fog knitting, he doesn't actually say it but he implies it with his comments.

oh no he didn't

Yup he did