Thanks for that martinwildbull

Reminds me a bit of this fella...

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(The video is worth a watch just to wonder if it's the same player we signed all those moons ago).

Tupou was great at the start, but he never properly recovered from an injury he sustained.

I didn't mind Tupou, but when he did his knee in he was never the same, didn't his knee go wrong during rehab and needed re-constructing again?

It was right again after he did it in.

Same goes for Ben Harris. You know, there's a few players who've come to Bradford and got career ending injuries. Which is a shame really.

I think when Tame actually played, his try scoring record wasn't bad at all. I'm completely disregarding that youtube video though - he was playing in a side with Lockyer and was outside Justin Hodges. Fair enough he had to barge his way over the line a few times but every single one of those tries were made for him by the brilliance of his team-mates.

Ben Harris was a superb player. Wasn't blessed with a great deal of pace but he was still an attacking threat, and his defence was outstanding. It was Scott Naylor-esque!

Tame Tupou was badly let down by the defenders inside him.

Wouldn't say Ben Harris was a superb player, he was solid and a good defender playing in a very good team. No pace what so-ever.

Ben Harris was a good solid player. When he went back to Aus (for personal NOT injury reasons ) he resurfaced immediately in Queensland and held down an NRL starting spot in the back row .

My recollection is that he played in the NRL after he left us, rather than going back injured. He was a cracking player imo, superb defence and pretty good with ball in hand. I doubt anyone would say no to someone of his ability.

You can have the most amazing qualities of any human that ever lived as a RL player, but if you are short of pace, there will be many who will never notice them.