Anitaleia Tuilagi
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Anitelia Tuilagi, or Andy, is a Samoan Rugby Union international who joined Leeds Tykes on a season long loan from Leicester Tigers. He is a versatile player, with the ability to play either in the centre or on the wing. He joined Leicester in the summer of 2005, having previously played for Fogapoa Rugby Club in Samoa. He became the fourth member of the Tuilagi family to play at Leicester since elder brother Freddie Tuilagi made the move from St Helens rugby league club in June of 2000. He has gained seven "caps" for Samoa and recently scored his second try for his country in a 53-9 victory over Japan.
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