North vs. South
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@Bovidae plenty move Islands (Fiji/Samoa...)
Lots of kids end up at Auckland schools, but you need to draw the line somewhere otherwise it all becomes a bit of a farce, that said, dont know if it would appeal greatly.
We have alot of rugby already, and outside of the ABs many fans are just as happy to watch from the comfort of thier own home.
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Of those in the current squad
South
- J. Moody
- O. Franks
- B. Retallick
- S. Whitelock
- L. Squire
- M. Todd
- E. Dixon
- D. McKenzie
- R. Crotty
- A. Lienart-Brown
- B. Smith
North
- O. Tuungafasi
- D. Coles
- C. Faumuina
- P. Tuipoluto
- J. Kaino
- S. Cane
- K. Read
- A. Smith
- B. Barrett
- J. Savea
- M. Fekitoa
- G. Moala
- W. Naholo
- I. Dagg
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@ACT-Crusader said in North vs. South:
Of those in the current squad
South
- J. Moody
- O. Franks
- B. Retallick
- S. Whitelock
- L. Squire
- M. Todd
- E. Dixon
- D. McKenzie
- R. Crotty
- A. Lienart-Brown
- B. Smith
North
- O. Tuungafasi
- D. Coles
- C. Faumuina
- P. Tuipoluto
- J. Kaino
- S. Cane
- K. Read
- A. Smith
- B. Barrett
- J. Savea
- M. Fekitoa
- G. Moala
- W. Naholo
- I. Dagg
Looks like an extremely exciting, but ultimately fucken pointless, game.
Not unlike however many years Origin has been around really ( minus the excitement for much of that )
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@ACT-Crusader Didn't Liam Squire go to Palmerston North Boys?
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@KiwiMurph I was claiming his Nelson Marist allegiance
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@KiwiMurph said in North vs. South:
@ACT-Crusader Didn't Liam Squire go to Palmerston North Boys?
Sam Whitelock is from up North as well. Fielding HS iirc.. I remember making a team last year.
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@ACT-Crusader said in North vs. South:
@KiwiMurph I was claiming his Nelson Marist
typical crusader poaching
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@mariner4life I've even re-poached Sam Whitelock....
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@ACT-Crusader pooooaaaach!
"are you England? Are you England? Are you England in disguise?"
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@mimic said in North vs. South:
@Bones said in North vs. South:
@Bovidae You can doubt all you like, it still happens. What about those that go to more than one high school too?
1st high school in NZ. If they didn't attend school in NZ, then they aren't eligible.
No offence mate but that sounds pretty silly. If anything it should be last high school, not first.
Edit: Or just club you first made a 1st class side from...
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@Bones said in North vs. South:
@mimic said in North vs. South:
@Bones said in North vs. South:
@Bovidae You can doubt all you like, it still happens. What about those that go to more than one high school too?
1st high school in NZ. If they didn't attend school in NZ, then they aren't eligible.
No offence mate but that sounds pretty silly. If anything it should be last high school, not first.
Edit: Or just club you first made a 1st class side from...
It's not silly at all. So many people play for a school, and then move to another school in their final year (and sometimes repeat 7th form) to make the first XV. It happens a lot in Auckland, which why there's a stand down period when you change schools.
Not a fan of clubs, cos they usually poach from the North Island schools anyway.
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@Bones I'm not saying it doesn't happen but it's much less likely a player moves from say Whangarei to Christchurch for school education than the same player moves once they leave school as they are given a university scholarship. If a player goes to schools in both the NI and SI they get to choose which team to represent, as many SOO players can do with their club affiliation.
If this game was played the only interest would be if teammates played against eachother (mate against mate). Otherwise the teams are just an extension of the Super teams.
