Leeds hooker Paul Aiton says he doesn't think it will be long before he is replicating the form that saw him voted as Wakefield's player of the year in 2013.
The Papua New Guinea international, 28, is still settling in at his new home and is getting used to starting most matches on the bench.
“I would have liked to have started this seasonIt shouldn’t be long until Aiton hits his straps
Leeds hooker Paul Aiton says he doesn't think it will be long before he is replicating the form that saw him voted as Wakefield's player of the year in 2013.
The Papua New Guinea international, 28, is still settling in at his new home and is getting used to starting most matches on the bench.
“I would have liked to have started this season