When he was with wests, he used to run some great diagonal lines in attack, and caused all sorts of problems. Their pivots knew when and how to time the pass, I've noticed this last couple of weeks he's tried it once or twice. Our players wil have to learn how to play with him. When they do, we'll see just how good he is. probably miller will be familiar with this pattern of his play.

I have seen every UK import to come out here since 1968 and would place him in the top 10.

Watched Ellis about 10 times playing in the NRL last season and after his foot injury he appeared to lose power and speed in attack whilst maintaining his defensive qualities. I see that now when I watch him in Super League.

Robbie Paul reckons we've yet to see him snapping people in two like he used too.
I reckon he should ask a few Leeds players about that one.

So was I when Leeds scored their try.

When asked about replacing Hay in a Hull FC TV interview. From his answer I feel AP believes it more than a coincidence too.

Liked McRae's comments about Ellis. It's like having an extra coach on the field.