Is he a Jonah, 0 from 4 so far.

Would like to see him just play a simple role, run straight and hard, make your tackles and don`t force the pass.

More than just straight and hard.
Encourage creativity, when APPROPRIATE.
Remember his try making effort at Magic.

I remember him changing the Leeds game with some amateur RL play, and giving aways pens plus knocking on a few times.

Too early to call him a Jonah though.

Lets hope we see better from him given time.

We'll hopefully see the best of him next season. He's made a number of costly errors in close games that have helped conttibute to the recent losses. Time will tell if these are a habitual or just over eagerness after been out for so long.

HE is extremely raw. Very strong, quick could be a very good asset if coached well. He has some very bad brain farts I can smell from the centre stand ! Come on Mr Agar show us your metal, you failed to coach and keep Mariano lets see what you can do with Tautai the package is there you just need to sign, seal and coach to make him a excellent player!

TT looks like a poor mans David Solomona to me. He is raw, but has all the attributes to be a devastating forward....step up the coaching team to ensure he makes the right transition from raw to good rugby league player.

Certainly seen enough to suggest he could be a very good player.....very, very strong with ball in hand and shakes defenders off for fun......not quite worked out for him for us yet but if we learn to read him and play off him he could be a top player for us......has a superb sidestep for such a big fella!

Interesting what some people see in games and how some players errors are easily forgiven, where others aren't.....

Take Lee Smith for example.....the general consensus was that he had a good game on Sunday but made 2 or 3 costly errors through the game.....a knock on from acting half when trying to pick it up too quickly.....a schoolboy error......and with about 7 or 8 minutes left on the clock ripping the ball out on the first tackle on their 25 when we just looked like we could force a bit of pressure in their half.....

Back to TT......he could well be one of those players where it comes as part of the package that there will be errors......I think he looks like he could work out for us the more he plays and settles in....

He is always looking for the offload. We are not great at backing up unless its a set move. Follow him and Ali and we will get through the line more

TT has the attributes to be a devastating impact forward much in the mould as Ali. He's quick, strong, aggressive and looks to offload. However he is not the real deal just yet. With the right coaching of both him and the others (learning how to read the way he plays) he could be a massive asset to us. However if we don't use him properly and the other lads don't back him up then he's the sort of player who will try to make magic and more often than not it probably won't work out. When it does it will be spectacular when it doesn't it will be costly. Definitely worth persisting with on first impressions. One good thing is he try's far too hard sometimes so he's obviously not here for a free ride. Get him fully fit and follow him then reap the rewards

Don't think we've seen enough of him to criticise? So far only good signs but let him have the off season and see what happens next year

Rather have him than the Bulls equivalent Manakafoa - he had a shocker.
I think he will come good given a few more games.

I like what I've seen so far, he's my type of player. No nonsense, get's stuck in and offers something different, although I do agree with the other posters definitely needs to iron out the mistakes and settle down on his enthusiasm. Look forward to seeing him after he's had time to settle in and the coaches start to work on him.

Absolute kamikaze at times but never dull. He can shake off a tackle better than pretty much everyone else in the team though. The kick through at the end was absolute craziness

So far I would say that when hes found his feet and settled he will be a great player for us.We do have to learn to back the man with the ball up and Im sure thats what Kirmond and Tuson will be doing.As has been said he has shown hes not here for easy money and he will certainly burst a fair few tackles next season thats for sure that in its self will get us well on the front foot.