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    Godder
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    @mariner4life Fair enough - that was pretty diplomatic for Oz!

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    This does seem to be the best thread to post this. Unless someone wants to start a new thread?

    KIWIS AND JUNIOR KIWIS WIDER SQUADS ANNOUNCED

    Kiwis wider squad:

    Brisbane Broncos: Jamayne Isaako, Jordan Kahu, Kodi Nikorima;
    Canberra Raiders: Jordan Rapana, Joseph Tapine;
    Canterbury Bulldogs: Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Reimis Smith;
    Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks: Sosaia Feki;
    Gold Coast Titans: Kevin Proctor;
    Manly Sea Eagles: Martin Taupau;
    Melbourne Storm: Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Jesse Bromwich, Kenneath Bromwich, Jahrome Hughes, Brandon Smith;
    Newcastle Knights: Herman Ese’ese, Danny Levi;
    North Queensland Cowboys: Te Maire Martin;
    Penrith Panthers: James Fisher-Harris, Corey Harawira-Naera, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Dean Whare;
    St George Illawarra Dragons: Leeson Ah Mau;
    Sydney Roosters: Isaac Liu, Joseph Manu, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves;
    New Zealand Warriors: Gerard Beale, Adam Blair, Tohu Harris, Peta Hiku, Shaun Johnson, Issac Luke, Ken Maumalo, Isaiah Papali’i, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck;
    Wests Tigers: Esan Marsters.

    Junior Kiwis wider squad:

    Brisbane Broncos: Rory Ferguson, Jordan Riki;
    Canberra Raiders: Paul Roache;
    Canterbury Bulldogs: Morgan Harper;
    Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks: Jackson Ferris, Cruz Topaz-Aveai;
    Gold Coast Titans: Darius Farmer, Moeaki Fotuaika, Jaxson Paulo, Kea Pere;
    Manly Sea Eagles: Manase Fainu, Tevita Funa, Moses Suli;
    Melbourne Storm: Kayleb Milne, Junior Rutava, Kelma Tuilagi;
    Newcastle Knights: Pasame Saulo;
    North Queensland Cowboys: Peter Hola, Sean Mullany, Emry Pere, Murray Taulagi;
    Parramattah Eels: Tui Afualo, Dylan Brown, Haze Dunstar, Oregon Kaufusi;
    Penrith Panthers: Dean Blore;
    St George Illawarra Dragons: Steven Marsters;
    Sydney Roosters: Bailey Bentley-Harper;
    South Sydney Rabbitohs: Jesse Arthars, Mawene Hiroti, Lucky Ta’avale;
    New Zealand Warriors: Tom Ale, Chanel Harris-Tavita, Hayze Perham, Preston Riki, Tyler Slade, Lewis Soosemea, Paul Turner, Joseph Vuna.

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    @stargazer Benji still on the outer, or retired from rep, or season ended injury? @Sneakdefreak Do you know which of the previous is correct? If it's just on the outer then I fear that our new coaching setup will be as idiotic as our last lot. We need experience in the halves for when Johnson gets injured or held back by the Warriors. Good to see Bromwich back though.

    I thought Moses Suli was Australian-Tongan? Does he have a NZ parent?

    Sosaia Feki obviously didn't get the memo that Tongan-NZers don't play for the Kiwis anymore. Either that or he'll wait until the day of the match before pulling out.

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    replied to Nepia on last edited by Sneakdefreak
    #977

    @nepia McGuire is building towards the next RLWC and Benji is retiring next season so no point in using him.

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    Nepia
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    @sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:

    @nepia McGuire is building towards the next RLWC and Benji is retiring next season so no point in using him.

    That's a piss poor excuse and one that the previous coaching group made even though he played through their whole reign of mediocrity. Adam Blair isn't going to make the next RLWC, neither is Issac Luke.

    Fuck NZ league (Warriors and Kiwis 🙂 ) annoys me some times.

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    Benji isn't playing so great that he just walks in to the team

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    Nepia
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    @mariner4life said in NRL 2018:

    Benji isn't playing so great that he just walks in to the team

    I'm not saying that at all - this is a wider training squad. We have three halves total. We never get our full selected squad ever so it's likely one of our halves wont make it.

    I'm not even saying I'd select him. But to exclude him full stop, and for the reason @Sneakdefreak has mentioned just seems silly. I can see the Kiwis starting another test with Harris in the halves.

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    @nepia said in NRL 2018:

    @sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:

    @nepia McGuire is building towards the next RLWC and Benji is retiring next season so no point in using him.

    That's a piss poor excuse and one that the previous coaching group made even though he played through their whole reign of mediocrity. Adam Blair isn't going to make the next RLWC, neither is Issac Luke.

    Fuck NZ league (Warriors and Kiwis 🙂 ) annoys me some times.

    Yeah but Blair and Luke are playing beyond next season whereas Marshall is not (although both Blair and Luke have suggested that they will step aside for the next generation).

    I'm ok with Marshall returning but sometimes it's best to move on. Te Maire Martin will be the starting standoff anyway.

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    @sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:

    @nepia said in NRL 2018:

    @sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:

    @nepia McGuire is building towards the next RLWC and Benji is retiring next season so no point in using him.

    That's a piss poor excuse and one that the previous coaching group made even though he played through their whole reign of mediocrity. Adam Blair isn't going to make the next RLWC, neither is Issac Luke.

    Fuck NZ league (Warriors and Kiwis 🙂 ) annoys me some times.

    Yeah but Blair and Luke are playing beyond next season whereas Marshall is not (although both Blair and Luke have suggested that they will step aside for the next generation).

    I'm ok with Marshall returning but sometimes it's best to move on. Te Maire Martin will be the starting standoff anyway.

    He'll have to play half when Johnson and Nikorima injure themselves in the finals series. Then Harris at stand off again ... 😉

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    replied to Nepia on last edited by Sneakdefreak
    #983

    @nepia Jahrome Hughes is also in the mix - he's the starting halfback for the Melbourne Storm.

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    @sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:

    @nepia Jerohme Hughes is also in the mix - he's the starting halfback for the Melbourne Storm.

    Clearly I haven't been watching the Storm enough because most times I see them he's been playing fullback.

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    Utility ,

    Is equally at home playing 1 , 6 or 7

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    #986

    This was such a fucking awesome try to win it against the dastardly Storm. I'm pretty pissed at this weekends game clashing with the ABs. Given this is a finals match I'm considering tuning into this and watching the ABs delayed (which is farking unheard of for me).

    Go the Warriors!

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    #987

    No no no no no

    Yes yes yes yes yes

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    @no-quarter Media in NZ have been having a field day canvassing punters about which game they will be watching (which is kinda silly as it is more in the Warriors v ABs context rather than the Warriors in finals for first time in forever and the ABs against Argentina who have never beaten us...)

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    #989

    Argentina a legit threat these days but you know the outcome. Im watching the Warriors unless the Warriors turn up and then will be watching the ABS..

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    As noted I'm going to the Warriors game, but TBH, if I'd have checked the NPC draw and knew that the Magpies were playing on Saturday I would not have gone as I'll have to miss at least 30 mins of the game due to transport out to the wild wild west.

    My uber-leaguie mate has already got offended as I told him I wont go next week if there's a clash with the Boks game.

    @raznomore With the team we've chosen I think the outcome is more up in the air than usual.

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    @sneakdefreak hey sneak have you seen this kid the warriors have signed from Rotorua boys. Obviously still a kid but he has huge potential. Selesitino Ravutaumada

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    #992

    I've seen Ravutaumada play a couple of times live and also on TV. He was the fullback for RBHS and the Chiefs U18s. Farkin' quick.

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    rotated
    replied to taniwharugby on last edited by
    #993

    @taniwharugby said in NRL 2018:

    @no-quarter Media in NZ have been having a field day canvassing punters about which game they will be watching (which is kinda silly as it is more in the Warriors v ABs context rather than the Warriors in finals for first time in forever and the ABs against Argentina who have never beaten us...)

    Biggest clash between the two team I can remember was 2011 Grand Final (with 3 NZ teams in each grand final) vs NZ/Canada RWC pool match.

    Seems obvious on face value, but Carter went down the day before and had been officially pulled that morning so there was decent curiosity in Slade starting his 2nd test.

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