I thought you were older than that.

top class - can't compare him to some of legends of old from before my time, big match player, game breaker, plays with a smile on his face.

i like him too he is a star of this era and i get the impression he knows he is part of a special period of our club

7 on Tuesday.

Ali will certainly be remembered as one of the best ever imports. Funnily enough I'll bet a whole raft of the current team will go be rated as amongst the best ever. Amazing what hindsight can do.

Should go down as one of the best imports for us in SL. Huge natural ability. Can undo teams on his own. Pace, power, skill.

A Leeds legend. What a fantastic player. He is always smiling and skipping when we score and rallying the troops when we are down. No-one can rival his energy or enthusiasm. It will be a sad, sad day when he leaves us.

One of the best ten overseas imports of SL era along with the likes of Big Joe and Vainikolo for us.

when he arrived here he was one of the most exciting back rowers in the game at that time and was awesome with the Warriors.
He has been amazing sparodically and the good points far outweigh the bad, but he does have that lazy samoan attitude sometimes, and he also has a habit of being on form when its contract renewal time.
I think he could have been a world great if he really wanted to.

Ali is simply devasting.

Look at our last 2 games when we clawed back, he was leading the fight.

Huge bloke, obvious great hands, but his technicaL ability to step and change is line is sublime. And for a huge guy that is not an easy thing to do.

When he has ball in hand he is a defenders nightmare. Raw power blended with deadly hands.

He is THE force of Super Leagu.

When he first arrived he was all about 'the hands'.

Now he's happy enough to back himself and finish.

We can talk about fitness and injuries but look at if from an opposition point of view. When Ali doesn't play they always breathe a sigh of relief.

That sums him up.

I reckon you've just summed him up in one sentence.

With the size and skills he has, he could have been one of the best players in the NRL and a NZ regular over the last five years. There's only one reason he wasn't (and that he ended up at Leeds) and that's his work rate and attitude during the end of his time at the Warriors.