Hayne is a 'strong' man. Solid. Good runner, talented.
Snake is a 'fast' man. Beautiful mover, anticipates, opportunist.
Having said that, Hayne had it easy last night. QLD played like old men.
There is virtually no difference between the try Snake scored in Game 1 2012, and the Hayne's try last night.
Hayne's return of the kick is superior to Snake's because he's strong and willing to try to bust tackles. Snake is protecting his knees for career longevity.
But could J Hayne have scored that Carney instigated support try in the Game 1, 2nd Half last year ? I think not. Its Snake who has the try scoring records. If he had never played RL, would those 130 tries have been scored ? by someone else ? OF COURSE NOT.
Like Bozo, Phil Blake et al, Brett Stewart's career will be talked about for decades to come. J Hayne's will be forgotten comparatively quickly. Snake will bounce back for one final 'career segment'.