 By the end of the 2010–11 Championship season in England he had played 33 times for Canada – 28 of them as a Bedford player – and had scored 332 international points.And he was in such form as captain of the Blues, having just set another record, that more caps looked certain to follow.Add to that 181 appearances and the second highest career total of points in 125 years - including 65 tries - and its clear he belongs among Bedfords all-time greats.