Been really impressed by this kid at right centre since Gleeson's been out. Very talkative and constantly organising that right hand side defence, weighed in with a fair few tries aswell.
Now, if we could get a world class centre then fair enough, but if we can't i'd be willing to give this lad his chance next year. He's got the skills and the footwork and with a good coach could really develop IMO.

Also being impressed with him but doesn't seem to get a lot of credit on here

Not many do, tbh.
He's certainly benefited from an extended run in that position.

Has improved in the role over an extended period particularly in attack. At times his power and footwork near the line is Gleeson-esque although I don't think he has the handling skills of the top centres yet. If he continues to work at it he will get better and better. This goes for defence too which is his weakest attribute but again has improved. As you say a decent home grown option if nothing genuinely better is available.

At just 22 a young player getting a chance in the first team as well. Has the physical attributes to stand up to the rigours which is crucial.

Same here mate always thought once he had one position and got a good run of games he would come good, got all the attributes to be a top player and at 22 he's still got plenty of time for improvement as well

Yes mate just because he isn't a big name

He's a big lad who uses his size and strength well. I sometimes think it's Manu taking the ball in he looks that powerful!

Been impressed. Hopefully he can take the performance levels into the playoff and next season

He was signed in the same off-season as Long, Fitz and O'Meley, maybe people felt underwhelmed? Which is unfair, given he was only 20 when he arrived, it's probably been difficult settling in.

JT's stats so far are

2010 played 23 (don't know how may starts/sub appearances) tries 8.
2011 played 21 tries 15

which indicate an excellent rate of improvement for a young player now playing in what is clearly his best position (centre).

While he's not the next Martin Gleeson nor would he merit a starting place with any of the current top 4, he is proving a good signing and can become our regular number 3 IMHO.

That must include challenge cup?

But, when you compare him to the stats of the 2 other centres in the city that people are saying should be England's centres, he certainly holds his own. He's made half the errors of Yeaman and Welham and while he's missed as many tackles as Yeaman that's 1/3rd of the amount Welham has missed at 56.

He could still find himself on the sidelines again if the rumours of us signing a another centre are to be believed . Yeamen wont be dropped and 6 is well covered for next season . He may get a chance at 13.