Jamie Peacock

1 week ago | alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Jamie Peacock

Jamie Peacock discusses what it's like approaching the one year anniversary of the death of his former Leeds Rhinos and England team-mate Rob Burrow - and why his legacy will live on through MND initiatives. It’s coming up to a year since Rob [Burrow] passed. I can only speak for myself, but I do still find it hard seeing images of him and watching him talking in his interviews before the disease struck.

2 weeks ago | alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Jamie Peacock

Ex-England boss is having it tough in Perpignan but Jamie Peacock reckons he can turn it aroundPressure is one of the things of being a Super League coach. You are always under it and you are always under scrutiny. Paul Wellens, at St Helens, has already been in the spotlight this season. And Steve McNamara might be under pressure now - ironically after Thursday's 40-0 hammering at Saints. It’s a challenging game and sometimes luck plays a part in what happens.

4 weeks ago | alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Jamie Peacock

Ex-England captain Jamie Peacock knows all about winning the famous knockout competition and believes French club have the ability to potentially shock favourites Hull KR. Catalans have the talent to cause a Betfred Challenge Cup shock today - but I still reckon Hull KR are going to Wembley. When you’re looking for a semi-final upset you have to think, has that team got the calibre of player to be able to achieve that?Catalans certainly do.

1 month ago | alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Jamie Peacock |David Craven

Ex-England captain Jamie Peacock is delighted the big jamboree is back in the Toon - and the Daily Mirror columnist has one eye on an absolute belter over the next 48 hours. It’s great to see Magic Weekend back up in Newcastle - St James’ Park is the stadium which works best for the fans and players love it, too. It’s always hard being the first fixture of the day as the ground is never too full. But Leigh v Catalans today should be a real high quality Betfred Super League game.

1 month ago | alloutrugbyleague.co.uk | Jamie Peacock

Jamie Peacock has given his thoughts on Morgan Gannon's move to the NRL and how Leeds Rhinos handled the situation. When I first saw Morgan Gannon play for Leeds I thought, ‘Wow, what an outstanding player.’He was only 17 and he reminded a few of us of a younger Mozza [Adrian Morley] but probably a little bit less aggressive than him. He was a rangy back-rower with that ability to break the line but also, in defence, come out of the line and hit people hard: he rocked them.