Jamie has come out of retirement to play the final three games of Hull KRs season. KR registered him as a player back in July. Hope this isnt an ignominious end to a fantastic career as he went out at the absolute top with us

desperate times, desperate measures.

Maybe a piece of self preservation too.

He'll play till his legs fall off. That could be this weekend.

Were we in KRs table position right now with the threat of the MPG looming, and Kev offered to play the last few games of the season, would you say no?

Good luck to him and KR. nothing will tarnish what he did with us imo, so if he feels he can help Rovers stay in SL then it is the right decision. Not so long back a few on here were sending an SOS for Sinfield to come and save us

if Rovers go down I can see him turning out in the championship too if he's still at the club.Best wishes all the same to JP

I doubt he'll go that far. Think he knows he has a couple of games in him at most not a full season. He shouldn't really be needed to get them over the line vs London and Fev and he'll be used sparingly in those games to get some match fitness into him for the big one vs Hudds and MPG if it comes to that. Irrespective of his age and match fitness you'll struggle to find a better leader/voice in a dressing room/pitch for what awaits HKR in the next few weeks.

Reminiscent of the day Dean Bell picked himself for the must win home gave V PSG in 1996. When looking at his choices in the centre figured 'I'm long since retired and still have more to offer.'

think he's crackers. I can see why he is doing it but he should leave his legacy intact, with his last game the grand final

He probably realised how much of a pay cut he'd have to take if Hull KR got relegated.

Peacock to return to Leeds as a player in 2017.

I thought JP's role was to instil professionalism. A reversion to semi-pro players seems something of a retrograde step to me.