11 Facts About Danny Peacock

1.

Danny Peacock is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer.

2.

Danny Peacock scored his first points 3 weeks later, crossing for two tries in the round 4 match against Balmain.

3.

Western Suburbs struggled in the late eighties, and Danny Peacock played in just 10 winning games in the three years with club, but gained attention with his attacking play from fullback.

4.

Danny Peacock joined the Gold Coast Seagulls, as they were then known, in 1991, the same year Wally Lewis joined the club.

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Danny Peacock spent 5 years with the club, and holds the record for the most tries scored for the club, with 28.

6.

Danny Peacock scored 14 tries that season, which is another club record.

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Danny Peacock is tenth on the list of most appearances for the club.

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Danny Peacock joined the South Queensland Crushers for the 1996 season, but only managed 11 appearances.

9.

Danny Peacock finished his first grade career with the unwanted record of 5 wooden spoons which he earned at the 3 different clubs he played for.

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Danny Peacock scored a try in the 1997 Challenge Cup Final as well as having one disallowed later in the first half.

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Danny Peacock retired in 1999 after a recurrence of a knee injury and was given a fitting farewell by the Bulls.