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..