Three years ago this month, Harvey Livett’s hat-trick at Leeds marked him down as a Warrington star of the future.
A dynamic back-row performance saw Livett rip the Rhinos apart.
Fast-forward to now and the talented 24-year-old faces his former side as a centre for new club Salford, having had five separate loan spells away from the Wolves in search of game time.
But he holds no grudges against his hometown team, despite being unable to fulfil his undoubted potential there.
Livett said: “That 2018 season was the one I played regularly in but it was when Ben Currie was out injured.
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