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    @Rapido I'm surprised about Price not being named, too. He suffered an ankle injury in the game v Samoa but is not listed as unavailable (due to injury). Enari was always going to be named, so it was between Price and Hauiti-Parapara for that second halfback spot.

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    @Stargazer Rakete Stones was a loose head prop last year I thought, so can now cover both sides I guess

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    Yes, he played on the TH side against Australia U20.

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    Perofeta is not joining the NZ U20s but will instead stay with the Blues. I think and hope that means he is in line for some Blues gametime.

    Falcon really looks the goods so NZ U20s will be well served at 10.

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    @Stargazer said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:

    @Rapido I'm surprised about Price not being named, too. He suffered an ankle injury in the game v Samoa but is not listed as unavailable (due to injury). Enari was always going to be named, so it was between Price and Hauiti-Parapara for that second halfback spot.

    Hauiti-Parapara was everywhere against Australia. But his passing is a concern while Carlos Price's pass was a joy to watch. It's a bit like Perenara vs A. Smith ...

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    NZ Under 20 squad to face Scotland:

    1 Ezekiel Lindenmuth (Auckland)
    2 Asafo Aumua (Wellington)
    3 Ryan Coxon (Waikato)
    4 Isaia Walker-Leawere (Wellington)
    5 Samuel Slade (Auckland)
    6 Dalton Papalii (Auckland)
    7 Tom Christie (Canterbury)
    8 Luke Jacobson – Captain (Waikato)
    9 Ereatara Enari – Vice Captain (Canterbury)
    10 Tiaan Falcon (Hawke's Bay)
    11 Tima Faingaanuku ( Ta$man)
    12 Orbyn Leger (Counties Manukau)
    13 Braydon Ennor (Canterbury)
    14 Josh McKay (Canterbury)
    15 Will Jordan ( Ta$man)

    Reserves:
    16 John (JP) Sauni (Auckland)
    17 Tim Farrell (Hawke's Bay)
    18 Alex Fidow (Wellington)
    19 Sam Caird (Waikato)
    20 Marino Mikaele -Tuu (Hawke's Bay)
    21 Kemara Hauiti-Parapara (Wellington)
    22 Thomas Umaga Jensen (Wellington)
    23 Caleb Clarke (Auckland)

    http://www.allblacks.com/News/30851/nz-under-20s-named-to-face-scotland

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    Surprised at McKay at 14 again. I really thought he just played there in the Oceania tournament simply to get game time. Thought of him as a 10/15 rather than a wing/15. Not that I've actually seen him play yet ......

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    Forwards from the North Island, backs from the South Island (mainly).

    That seems very wrong! 🙂

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    Really looking forward to watching the NZU20s play. I've been following a few of these players for a few years and it's great to see them progress. Some of these lads will be All Blacks in a few years!

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    Fantastic first try from Tima Faingaanuku, who had to fend off several defenders, after a great pass from Falcon, who also converted the try. Good start of the game.

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    The Scots have strong pack. Try from a driving maul.

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    That maul smashed our pack.

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    Pathetic maul defence

    Too many north island forwards obviously

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    Some damned slick passing for that try.

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    Wheres the 13 Tua from? Those 2 passes were gun.

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    @KiwiMurph Northland?

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    @KiwiMurph Braydon Ennor (Canterbury) was listed at 13.

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    These Scottish forwards look so much bigger than the Kiwis and they are not really small either.

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    That scrum though

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    @Tim Tua is playing 13. I see he's in the Blues U20s. Some excellent initial involvement.

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