imagine him and Swain in the same team... now that would be worth the admission fee alone

2nd in the tackle chart and 6th in the carries. And he felt flat on Friday. Not bad is he.

And all done in the cold, wet and snowy conditions of an English winter. Can't wait to see if he has any improvement left in him if and when the warmer weather arrives.

He looked done for on Friday. Despite how good he has been we don't want him to burn out and he will need some rest along the way.

Which is why I started this thread in the first place. The guy is class, but Agar needs to be mindful of not burning him out, infact I was very surprised that Agar didn't take him off for the last 10 mins or so like he did against cas.

To have any chance of winning silverware, we will need Fitz to be performing for us at a consitent level all season. We can't expect him to get through his current workload week after week without the odd rest.

Which is the reason i've said in the Salford thread that i'd rest Fitz plus O'Meley. We have strength in depth and we should use it when it's available rather than wishing we had used it when maybe it isn't available or we pick up injuries.

Then if Agar does drop players and we happen to lose, we can start Agar out again

As proved already this season there are no more "give me games" anymore, imo play your best team at all times, unless you're fortunate to be 7 points clear with 3 games left.

Quote: chico's nose "As we have all seen since the start of the season, Fitz is simply amazing. His work ethic each week is top noch and he holds nothing back. Last night's performance was again outstanding, and without seeing the stats I would imagine that he made between 25 - 30 tackles and had around 20 hit ups. Whatever the stats say, it was another phenomonal effort. The man seems to be a machine and he gives us 80 mins most weeks. Although he seems to be a freak, should we be expecting these types of performance every single week?. Surly the point will come when the guy deserves a breather, if only to try to prevent burn out or injury. So question is when, if ever do people feel that Fitz is due a rest? For me, next week at Salford would be the ideal chance to give the guy a break before the Easter programme and two tough games with Leeds.'" www.sporthull.co.uk/headlines/Hu ... ticle.html

Quote: chico's nose "As we have all seen since the start of the season, Fitz is simply amazing. His work ethic each week is top noch and he holds nothing back. Last night's performance was again outstanding, and without seeing the stats I would imagine that he made between 25 - 30 tackles and had around 20 hit ups. Whatever the stats say, it was another phenomonal effort. The man seems to be a machine and he gives us 80 mins most weeks. Although he seems to be a freak, should we be expecting these types of performance every single week?. Surly the point will come when the guy deserves a breather, if only to try to prevent burn out or injury. So question is when, if ever do people feel that Fitz is due a rest? For me, next week at Salford would be the ideal chance to give the guy a break before the Easter programme and two tough games with Leeds.'" www.sporthull.co.uk/headlines/Hu ... ticle.html

Agreed.

Anyone that is 100% fit should play, anyone who isn't shouldn't. Every team is capable of beating each other, why give them the opportunity by 'resting' players that are fit?

Completely agree, although it seems unlikely reading the article Wolfie has linked. Fair enough I guess Agar and the players know better than us what they are capable of.

Not according to some on here

Agree. Hope we don't regret it come playoff time.

Maybe, but look at Fielden, best prop in the world at one point, overplayed supposedly at his behest and Noble allowing it, and burnt out. I'd hope Fitz could be persuaded to take a match off.