: Wed Mar 11, 2009 3:10 pm  

Pemps wrote: Absobliminlutely. And if anyone is interested you can get his testimonial shirt exclusively from www.rugbyleaguelegends.com Shameless!

Pemps wrote: Absobliminlutely. And if anyone is interested you can get his testimonial shirt exclusively from www.rugbyleaguelegends.com Shameless!

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 4:29 pm  

no problem with a bit of brawling on the field in my opinion.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:04 pm  

saints35 bulls0 wrote:

no problem with a bit of brawling on the field in my opinion.

If I'm being honest I like a bit of biff too. It just irritates me that he is on the way to becoming a serial offender yet consistently avoids the dreaded red in circumstances where IMO Morley, Newton or Hock would have fared differently.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:13 pm  

saints35 bulls0 wrote:

no problem with a bit of brawling on the field in my opinion.

Bring back the Biff, I say!

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:18 pm  

jinkin jimmy wrote:

If I'm being honest I like a bit of biff too. It just irritates me that he is on the way to becoming a serial offender yet consistently avoids the dreaded red in circumstances where IMO Morley, Newton or Hock would have fared differently.

I agree with that, Peacock does seem to get away with more than other players mentioned.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:23 pm  

AJ wrote:

I agree with that, Peacock does seem to get away with more than other players mentioned.

The thing with Peacock is he tends to only throw the punches when others do first on him or his team. He is always in the ear of his opposite number but most players are to be fair and he does niggle a little but again most players do.

I personally think it is great to see a player play with such passion, do not think we have seen anything like it since Faz left.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:28 pm  

jonh wrote:

The thing with Peacock is he tends to only throw the punches when others do first on him or his team. He is always in the ear of his opposite number but most players are to be fair and he does niggle a little but again most players do.

I personally think it is great to see a player play with such passion, do not think we have seen anything like it since Faz left.

That's what I love about him - its the enforcer attitude. Very Farrell-esque.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:29 pm  

jonh wrote:

The thing with Peacock is he tends to only throw the punches when others do first on him or his team. He is always in the ear of his opposite number but most players are to be fair and he does niggle a little but again most players do.

I personally think it is great to see a player play with such passion, do not think we have seen anything like it since Faz left.

Yet both times he has been involved this season he has thrown the 1st punch

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:31 pm  

The Jolly Ginger Giant wrote:

Yet both times he has been involved this season he has thrown the 1st punch

He cost Leeds bigtime against Manly imo. Don't get me wrong he's an awesome player and if i could sign anybody in world rugbyleague for Wigan it would probably be him but he let his side down there.

: Fri Mar 13, 2009 6:47 pm  

jinkin jimmy wrote:

If I'm being honest I like a bit of biff too. It just irritates me that he is on the way to becoming a serial offender yet consistently avoids the dreaded red in circumstances where IMO Morley, Newton or Hock would have fared differently.

Morley and Newton would of definately seen red. Not too sure about Hock, to me he doesn't really seem to get involved in punch-ups.

Agree about Peacock though, the passion to win he has is huge and admirable but it does sometimes boil over I can accept that but it is getting to the stage now where the RFL need to grow some balls and hand a warning/suspension out.