He did have a stinker, but he was well targeted by Leeds as usual. It's not an excuse, just an observation.



I pointed it out as it shows you think highly of that player.



Stop being so sensitive.

Nope, he made a couple of errors getting up to play the ball after driving it in, got frustrated, and then targeted for a a couple more interferences/steals where he came off worse because of the first couple of errors. The rest of the game he drove the ball in well, made good metres, and put in a big stint defensively.



Hardly an absolute stinker.



You are however entitled to think that he did, just don't be surprised if i keep arguing with you.

He has judged the situation on merit. Fielden had a bad game today by his own standards imo. Your judging somebodies opinion off they're username on a forum?

I must admit in the heat of the moment I was angry when fielden "dropped" the ball for the fourth or fifth time, but it was clearly reefed out, and I thought his next couple of runs (one that drew the penalty for a high tackle) were fantastic and a great way to make up for at least some of the mistakes.

You're the biggest DICK on the forum right now.

Fair assessment imo.

Is reading comprehension a problem for you? I'm basing my opinion on the game. I pulled the comparison to feka on the assumption the other poster liked feka (why else use that username). It's a none point anyway; Fielden is far better than feka has ever been.

5 errors, 4 penalties conceded (I think).



Worst SL performance of all time?

On paper yes but to be fair he was screwed a few times. I doubt he will care now though with another 2 in the bag.

Not the best that's for sure. It didn't cost the game, in fact we were coasting with fifteen to go and I think that relaxed him a little.



He'll improve his game for the bigger match next week.

Ganson was picking on Stuart all night (which makes a nice change from him picking on Lockers as he always did in the past).

Fielden just had one of those nights. It was a nightmare at times but the thing that impressed me about him was that each time he made an error he went looking for the ball and ran it in even stronger then before(and usually runined it with another error but still).



He would have just hid over the past couple of years.