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I don't think these were put on report were they? I noticed when I watched the replay last night a Wigan player using the elbow so I presume it was that, but I'm not sure what the Fielden incident was.

I remeber a couple of tackles were people, and I do recall it being fielden once, dragged jammer down by his head.
A letter regarding player safety and unnecessary roughness, i reckon.

15 yards, automatic first down

Word.

According to the RFL site, no charges for either just cautions

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It's intersting to hear that most of us agree that Fielden and Prescott had top games and that Jammer was taken ill before the game and didnt make as much impact as he usually does, adding this to Saints large injury list makes the result a verygood one. I believe Saints have a good 25% improvement in them yet and hopefully peak at the right time.

Thought Cunningham might have got a caution for his shot in the back on Leuluai, but apparantly not.

If we consider that our best pack + bench is (arguabley)
Graham Cunningham Hargreaves
Wilkin Soliola
Flannery
Roby, Faas, Puletua & Clough
Then that's quite a different kettle of fish than the one that took the field on Sunday. if we do start to get players back for the business end of the season, then we're really in business.

I reckon Fielden's was for trying to give lovebites in the tackle. At least that's what he seemed to be doing.

We didn't have our best pack out either, but the two seemed fairly evenly matched. Hansen, O'Loughlin, O'Carroll and Mossop were all missing and would have played yesterday IMO.

I thought that!

They don't need to be. The RFL reviews all the matches anyway and picks up on stuff.

Or, if Lee Briers played Gridiron, 20 yards.....

i dont agree with what fielden did to that young dixon when he dumped him and he lost the ball givin it all the mouth to him why hes down on the floor, why dosent he do that to tony puletua, tony would flatten him hive he did, thinks hes big and hard smashin and givin it all mouth to a young kid, fair play to that dixon though he got him back later on in the game but dixon wasnt givin it all mouth when he got dumped and lost the ball winds me up, hes not been the same player since he got KNOCKED OUT IN ONE PUNCH by willie mason hahahaha

What about Adrian Morley flying out of the line at a 19 year old Eamon O'Carroll and ending up with a plate in his jaw?

dont remember that one mate must have been a couple of years ago but if i would of seen it i wouldnt have agreed with it, i dont think these kids as talented as they are, they are not big enough yet and i dont think they shud be playing first grade rugby all the time its only a matter of time till one of them does serious damage and could be a ender for them, its like you say morley smashin a 19 year old lad, morley must be 18-19stone 6ft 6 or something, if they are giving out shots why do it to kids and not guys there size

Typical Wire. You don't remember it because you probably only started supporting them last August.

Wasn't that incident Morleys début for them?

Yes.

Thats the sort of thing Fielden has to resort to these days, giving it the "big i'am" to a kid.

His days as a hard man type enforcer of the game are well gone, he soon piped down when Cunningham stepped in and had a word.

Lifes a bitch ain't it.

Did he ? really?

What was really funny was Cunningham squaring up to young Mickey Mac. Fortunately for Cunningham it stopped, as that's one kid you don't want too mess with.

NOBODY messes with the KING and gets away with it. Our KC can stick up for himself.

If you put Cunningham and McIlorum in a boxing ring you would have to hope that Cunningham got a big one in early otherwise Mickey Mac would butcher him.

He's an animal, ask anyone who has played with him or against him? He makes Terry Newton look like a choirboy.