As I remember it he got up with pour coming from his mouth, I am pretty sure even if you didn't study biology you will have to concede that the mouth is located in the head, so by definition an attack to the head so it was a cheap shot. Nobody would have time to defend against that so again a CHEAP SHOT.

hes allways injured though.

Yes, because Bailey could avoid Fa'asavalu's head stooping down and hitting his shoulder.

If I recall correctly, it looked for all the world in realtime "live" that Bailey had gone for the head. Much as it pains me to say it, it was a 100% fair and legal challenge when you watched on the repaly - Bailey smashed him in to next week.

If Fa'savalu is anything like when he was right, then he would be a usefull addition to the side. At his stage though its an "if".

I will concede that my recollection is slightly different having only ever seen the incident once.

Going back to topic how does the signing of Fa'asavalu stand with regards to Quota or Non-Federation Trained as he came from Rugby Union and even though Samoan by birth has played for both Great Britain and England?

Look on that famous video site and search Saints vs Rhinos, just the biff.

Mary could be a good addition if he stays injury free.

He’s got to be exempt on residency grounds and the KOLPACK ruling.

Thomas Leuluai Big Hit on Fa'asavalu, do a search for that.

NO.

Injured more times than Brent Sherwin, keep clear for me.

It can be confusing because many leeds fans speak from a lower part of their anatomy