BACK in the mid 2000s, one halfback arrived in the UK having played 27 games for Wests Tigers.
That man was Australian playmaker Ben Jeffries who had signed for perennial strugglers Wakefield Trinity.
Jeffries spent six seasons at Belle Vue, registering 143 appearances as he often became the livewire that helped to keep the West Yorkshire sidEx-Bradford Bulls and Wakefield Trinity star on the “complete opposite” of both clubs and his favourite Super League coach
BACK in the mid 2000s, one halfback arrived in the UK having played 27 games for Wests Tigers.
That man was Australian playmaker Ben Jeffries who had signed for perennial strugglers Wakefield Trinity.
Jeffries spent six seasons at Belle Vue, registering 143 appearances as he often became the livewire that helped to keep the West Yorkshire sid