Yeah that was years ago. I mean now as he classed himself as British. I feel hes good enough

I remember today just before he came off he flew across the line and made an incredible tackle to save a try. Don't know what we'd do without him. Used to be a little underrated, but now he's one of our most important players.

He's always been a machine in defence and I remember Trent Barrett once saying he runs the best lines. He used to be quite slight, as did Lockers and Hock, but when they bulked up it added even more to their games.

He must defensively be the best back rower in super league, if he has a chance to play for England he should play, probabley better than most of the other players like Westwood, Heighington ect...

What's frightening is that he won't be far off a testimonial year!

Next year I believe. But he is awesome. One of the best SRs in the league.

Wigan's pack is getting bigger as is HH but he has pace for 2nd rower.
His anticipation of the opposition's plays is very good and he has pace to track back players if they break our line.
Packs have to be big these days but HH gives the forwards that pace which IMO makes him an automatic selection.

Has he? I thought he was still Samoan.

It's a daft situation if he's now put his hand up for England. 3 international teams in 6 years...

I think he should be nicknamed HHH - an extra H for honest because he's just that

I may be wrong, thought I'd read that somewhere as he has lived and played all his rugby from being a junior in England

That he has, he represented England at academy level. Brought up in Salford.

He has but he's chosen Samoa as his International team.

There's already a Triple-H somehwere in another sport i think

Has turned from a decent, solid sub into a top class automatic SL starter over the last 2-3 years.

It was H that chased Sammut all the way to the line at Bradford with his interception try - saved 2 points, as Sammut then missed the kick from slightly further out than he would have been.