Ouch! Rugby Player - Haydn Peacock suffers horrific penis injury while playing in France

   Rugby league player Haydn Peacock has suffered an horrific injury while playing a match in France – almost having his penis ripped off in a tackle.

  ‘not the best reason to be on the front page of the paper this morning, 11 stitches later for the little fella but she’ll be right’

 Peacock, 23, from Australia, was playing in a French Federation of Rugby League Elite 1 match for AS Carcassonne last month when the unthinkable happened and he suffered the agonising laceration.

The second-rower underwent surgery and needed 11 stitches to repair the appendage.

 

The 23-year-old plays rugby league for AS Carcassonne in the French League Elite Division 1

Peacock recalled how he was taking the ball up for a run when an opposing player grabbed hold of his penis and then forced him to the ground.

Unfortunately the force of the tackle caused the penis to come away from his body.

Remarkably, Peacock managed to carry on until half-time in the match – it was only then that he decided to take a look at the injury.

‘At half-time I was like, I’ve got to have a look, I checked on it and the skin was half ripped off and I was like, s***, where’s the doctor? Where’s the doctor?’ Peacock told freelance journalist Guy Williams. 

The Australian (above left) needed 11 stitches in his penis after being tackled by an opposition player    

Peacock, a former junior Cronulla Sharks player, recounts the event vividly .

‘He (the opposition player) made a tackle by reaching out and grabbing my d***, he got a hold of my d*** with one hand and pulled me down,’ Peacock said.

The excruciating injury required Peacock to have 11 stitches inserted and get heavily strapped for the next game. 

‘The coach wanted me to go out and buy a cup but I’m not going to play with a cup. I wouldn’t of been able to run,’ Peacock said.

    

Peacock previously played as a junior for Cronulla Sharks and has represented Ireland at international level

Peacock didn’t lose his sense of humour about the moment he made headlines, tweeting ‘not the best reason to be on the front page of the paper this morning, 11 stitches later for the little fella but she’ll be right’

        

The Aussie rugby league player would have needed plenty of rest after his painful injury

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