Hot meatballs with extra cheese.

Why the "probably"?

I mean you may be right, but the club's management would have to be completely stupid, and thus far they don't strike me as that.

I think I was talking about signing LMS/Someone similar as well (ie english)



But Fielden will probably play well next season because he wants a new contract and if he does I can see the club giving him one, especially if Noble is still coach

That's my question i wonder if it will be published?...

he is not as good as he use to be but not the worse in sl by far

The interesting thing re. Stuart is that, while everyone's calling him crap, it would be interesting to see how much money would be required to change hands were he actually to transfer somewhere.

I can't see that Wigan would want to part with the guy on a free when it may just be that he's homesick, and so, the moment he gets over the Penines, could start ripping the league up again.

A lot of people who are not Wigan fans are calling him - and have been doing since the moment we signed him - simply because he's at Wigan. But you wonder how they'd feel if he was suddenly joining their club.

I'd agree that he's not done a sterling job for us, and therefore is on way too much money, but I can't help suspecting that if, say in a month or two's time, he was lining up against us, we might see a very different animal.

He just seems to have lost the fight really, I can sympathise as I believe he carried our pack single handedly the season he arrived, and since then every team has just sent men after men onto him the safe knowledge that if they negate fielden, our pack fails.

If you put him into st helens, leeds or even warringtons pack, he would still look a very good player with the right coach as well. He's justt carrying too much on his shoulders and its taken its toll.

would love to see him at leeds with jp in his ear and bluey with his arm around him(someone get bluey a step ladder)

I was a bit gutted that fielden didn't go to aus for the world cup tbh, i wanted to see how he'd perform with a better pack surrounding him.

when fielden dropped that kick off in last minute in the play offs at leeds it was like dropping his plane ticket to oz down the drain.

Why because he didn't in his last season at Bradford.

That's an interesting point, I think I'd take him at Saints, but on a low amount of money, to see if a change of scenery would work for him. I've thought all along that he was one of those players that needed a change of scenery to refresh his career, but unfortunately for him he signed to a club with his old coach at the helm. a move to a completely different environment may have had a different result. Of course, the cost of him in both wages and transfer fees has had an influence on peoples reactions to his downward spiral.

I don't buy the homesick argument though, if he was that bad there is no reason he couldn't live over there and drive to work each day, it's only an hour and a half drive. Newlove did it for long enough with us.