Career Record for Featherstone
Appearances			Tries	Goals	Drop Goals	Points
Total	Start	Sub
128	98	30	25	61	1	198

Neil Tuffs made his Featherstone debut off the bench on 8th of December 1974 against Dewsbury and straight away began to vie with Harold Box for the goal kicking duties. He made his full debut on New Year’s Day 1975 at Wakefield and marked the occasion with a try and a goal. Despite starting just 8 games in his first season, he kicked 21 goals and scored two tries. Over the next few years, Tuffs established himself at centre despite originally signing for Rovers as a stand-off, a position some believed was his best.

In Rovers’ Championship year of 1977 Neil Tuffs played in 31 games, notching eight tries, and one massively important goal. With Quinn off injured he landed a late conversion at Salford to secure a vital 18-17 win. His career total was 128 games (30 off the bench), scoring 25 tries, 61 goals and a drop.

His progress was latterly disrupted by injury, and when Fulham FC decided to form a RL team, Neil Tuffs was sold to the Londoners for £6,000 in the summer of 1980. He gave good service to Fulham and played 60 games for the fledgling club. Later he joined another new outfit Kent Invicta with his brother Phil. He later emigrated to Australia.