As a Salford supporter I can put hand on heart and say his performances since he arrived have been very good. Effort and work rate have been on par with his colleagues, and he offered exactly the same as Lui did insomuch as he took the pressure off Hastings who was very much the organiser. Could play what he saw and provide last tackle options along with a very good kicking game. His role and playstyle was so similar to Lui that it's made Salford fans wonder at why the swap happened at all. We basically got a younger version of Lui. The only real difference being that Lui is stronger at running at the line, but Tui is way younger and less knackered. I don't expect Leeds fans to particularly agree, after all, their experience is different to ours. You got rid of a player that didn't fit, for an experienced pro. We got rid of a high wage earner at the end of his career for a younger version of him. Everyone's a winner in this circumstance.
