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Poor again today.

Along with most of team GB. The guys are just poor. Jamie Peacock was a fantastic leader. Stuart Fielden just didn't look well, had a lot of attention of aussies.

South Stand posted:
Along with most of team GB. The guys are just poor. Jamie Peacock was a fantastic leader. Stuart Fielden just didn't look well, had a lot of attention of aussies.

His face with a few mins to go said it all,Fielden has a lot on his mind and is playing with a leg injury, you are right in what you say every time Fielden got the ball BABOOM! 3 Aussies smashed him, the guy needs a rest now then come back next season with all guns blazing.

I feel extremely sorry for Fielden. I am sure with rest, recouperation, and treatment on his injured knee, that Stuart will be back on form for Wigan next year.

I also agree, he did NOT look well out on the field today, but given the circumstances that he has had to play in over the last few weeks, who can blame him.

Now our Tri Nations is over, he can (hopefully) grieve in piece and private. You'll Never Walk Alone Stuart.

turf posted:
I feel extremely sorry for Fielden. I am sure with rest, recouperation, and treatment on his injured knee, that Stuart will be back on form for Wigan next year.

I also agree, he did NOT look well out on the field today, but given the circumstances that he has had to play in over the last few weeks, who can blame him.

Now our Tri Nations is over, he can (hopefully) grieve in piece and private. You'll Never Walk Alone Stuart.

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OK, Fielden hasn't performed up to his own high standards during the tournament but I think it's understandable after whats happened off field.

In my opinion Fielden was very brave to put his hand up and still go on tour after what happened shortly before.

Stuart will be ready for the new season after he's recharged his batteries and more importantly been given time to come to terms with his mother passing away.

Of course we all like to win matches like these, especially against the Aussies. I just think that sometimes you need to take a step back and think it's just a game.

at least he stayed to fight his corner ,even with the problems we all know hes got ,unlike some sts player we all know who that is as well

mike binder posted:
at least he stayed to fight his corner ,even with the problems we all know hes got ,unlike some sts player we all know who that is as well

Beat me to it!

i would feel proud!!!

Stuart Fielden has been through a lot this year, he's made a big move from bradford to wigan, his mum has been ill for the majority of the season and she dided on the eve of the first tri-nation match. he didn't turn his back on the team, he stayed for the whole tour and played every match.

Sean Long on the other hand was a disgrace, he left the team because of 'personal reasons' which i think is a load of rubbish, he bottled it.

Fielden could have done what Long did, he could have gone home but he didn't, he stood by the team he did his best, he hel his head high, that's why....

... i would feel proud

i feel sorry for him. He is only human afterall

He isnt that big for a forward to be honest