Freddie Tuilagi, whose given name is Fereti, is a Samoan former professional rugby footballer who played rugby union at international level and then rugby league in England. Born in Apia on 9 June 1971, he is the oldest of seven Tuilagi brothers, most of whom played for Leicester Tigers. He first played for Samoa on the 1991 tour to New Zealand and was in their squads for the 1991 and 1995 Rugby World Cups, playing against South Africa in the 1995 quarter-final. After that tournament he turned professional with Halifax, making 57 Super League appearances in two years, and in 1999 he joined St Helens, where he played in the Super League Grand Final victories of 1999 and 2000. He left St Helens in June 2000 and signed for Leicester Tigers.
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is a Samoan former professional rugby footballer of the 1990s and 2000s
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Born Wednesday, 9th June, 1971
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Competitions Won Super League 1999, 2000
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is a Samoan former professional rugby footballer of the 1990s and 2000s
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He played as a wing or centre and is now retired.
Competed In: Super League, Rugby league, Super League
making 57 Super League appearances for them in two years
Competed In: Rugby World Cup, International career, Rugby World Cup
was included in their 1995 Rugby World Cup squad
On The Roster Of: Halifax Panthers, Rugby league, Halifax
Tuilagi turned professional for the Halifax Rugby League team
On The Roster Of: St Helens R.F.C., Rugby league, St Helens
In 1999, he joined St Helens.
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