David Fifita has held back on Sydney Roosters. Then he helped South Sydney

David Fifita angered the Sydney Roosters when he retired from an agreement to join them last year – now he gave their bitter rivals of South Sydney a timely reminder on how to upset Spencer Leniu.

Fifita destroyed Leniu in a 57th minute tackle last Friday, and quickly let him know before Leniu started seeing Red.

For the following six minutes, Leniu ran around trying to flatten some titans forward, including Fifita. At the 63rd minute, Leniu went after Fifita, only for the back-tower of Titans to laugh in the face before he granted a penalty. The Titans marched downfield and scored five minutes later. That advantage have never been surrendered.

Leniu was extraordinary in a package of Gauls in difficulty, but in the past he was guilty of lack of discipline, even in the tests of this year when he was hit by a ban on two games for a high negligent tackle.

The South Jai Arrow’s striker, who once clashed with Leniu after the NSW propellers He refused to tighten his hand For missing Nathan Cleary after a game in 2022, he said that Samoana international had only a march.

Like Fifita, Arrow will defend himself on the right edge, the same side of the field in which Leniu will take his part of hit-up.

“Spencer is aggressive, it is really an excellent good for them, we have no doubts that it will be out there to run hard and face stronger, but I’m happy if it gives a few lines, this is certain,” Arrow said.

Torto Junior Di Prop Torola added: “Spencer won some Grand Finals with Penrith, it was one of the best fronts of the game for a while; I have not seen what David Fifita did the other evening, but Spencer is good for a penalty.