In attack Feka was "blitzed" by Saints tonight, they didnt let him have room to breathe.

In defence he was good, he busted his to get back into the defensive line.

As has been said, he was far from a problem tonight, Joel Tomkins on the other hand...

What i saw was a Prop who made yards every time he got the ball, he ran from too flat at times but still put us on the front foot even then. Our backrow let us down tonight not our frontrow for a change in my opinion. From the comments on the first page they make out Feka had a poor game I really do not agree, thought he put in a good performance along with the rest of the frontrow.

I just wonder if Feka was born in Wigan if he would get half the stick he does, when he is clearly our most effective gamebreaking forward.

Agreed yet he still made good yards and still found his front on every play. I am not sure what more people can ask of the lad.

I sometimes think the only time people will praise him is if he runs over the full team and goes the full length of the field to score under the post and then slot the kick as well.

Possibly not but it's not a witch hunt from me because the guy isn't a Wiganer.

He's one of my favourite players but overall i thought he was poor tonight(i know not everyone agress on that score and thats fair enough). I think it was just a quiet night at the office for him.

I'd would though like to see him get fitter and shed some weight. I believe if he did even on his rare quiet nights we could say 'well at least he defended well and put a shift in'.

I just didn;t think he did that tonight.

I liked it when Feka ran at James Graham and Graham was put on his booty.

First drive on the pitch for Feka, Graham tried to king hit him obviosly still smarting after last time and he ended up sat on his aris again wondering what day it was, awesome moment.

Would you take away any power from Feka by trimming the blubber off him? Course not. How power comes from his leg, and taking a stone of that flab off and adding half a stone of pure muscle will make him a better player.

Get him running up and down Rivvie Pike.

Easy as that.

In terms of fitness, it is to a certain extent. Under Perelini, Saints pre-season conditioning involved repreated runs up down and around Hunger Hill.

Saints were largely accepted to be the pinnacleof fitness and conditioning in 2006, largely down to Apollo's gruelling regime.

Thanks for the tips!

There is a quicker solution, just ban him from that Edwards pie shop in Platt Bridge.

bad coaching

Players should never go for the ankles.