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Intrust Super Cup 2016

Chip Kick

Chip Kick

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Jets look set to stage a late surge on the business end of the comp...
Blackhawks were pushed by the Falcons this weekend and sit third behind a strong Burleigh and Dolphin team...not much separating the top 6 tiers teams and given the form of the teams outside the top 6 in the recent weeks could see a change in the table come the end of the regular comp..
I hope the Hunters find some consistency in their starting 17 and create more attacking options in second phase play...
Wishful thinking on my part that they start playing the open and flexible style of footy the PNG way...
 
hellteam

hellteam

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PNG are a strange team.

Nearly every game (in Qld - haven't seen any in PNG), they'll start really conservatively and slowly (5 hit ups to kick type of footy). The other team will get out to a 20 point lead, they will start throwing the ball around, but playing really good structure (which they should be all the time), and then as soon as they get back within 6 points they go straight back to 5 hit ups and kick.

I think a massive problem of theirs is their players change position so much. During a game at least 3 different players will play fullback, and 3 different hookers, and halves. It's really bizarre. I can see why none of them know where to be any of the time.
 
Chip Kick

Chip Kick

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true, at times there's no specialist front rows as another dummy half or outside back is on the paddock, and they lack go forward in some of the critical stages of the match towards the back end of the second half...

I agree on their slow conservative starts...very frustrating from a spectators POV
game management by the halves need to improve IMO
 
expansionist

expansionist

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Intrust Super Cup Round 17 teams
Ipswich Jets v CQ Capras
North Ipswich Reserve on Saturday, July 2 - 4pm
Ipswich Jets
1. Wesley Conlon 2. Michael Purcell 3. Ben White 4. Nemani Valekapa 5. Richard Pandia 14. Christopher Ash 7. Dane Phillips (c) 22. Tyson Lofipo 19. Mikaere Beattie 16. William McConnachie 21. Jesse Roberts 11. Samuel Martin 10. Nathaniel Neale 6. Haydan Lipp 12. Liam Capewell 13. Fakahoko Teutau 15. Sebastian Pandia
Coach: Ben Walker and Shane Walker
CQ Capras
1. Reece Baker 5. Adam Henry 4. Justin Tavae 3. Brandon Manase 2. Junior Kirisome 6. Maipele Morseau 7. Matthew Minto 8. Gavin Hiscox (c) 9. Joshua Mitchell 10. Jack Kavanagh 12. William Cullen 11. Moli Filipo 13. Samson Graham 14. Ayden Cooper 15. Peter Gallen 16. Galo Mariner 18. Charles Bouzinac 19. Aleki Falepaini 21. Victor Halfpenny
Coach: Kim Williams
Mackay Cutters v Sunshine Coast Falcons
BB Print Stadium Mackay on Saturday, July 2 – 6pm
Mackay Cutters
1. Liam Taylor 2. Jordan Pereira 3. Jack Creith 4. Tautau Moga 5. Blake Atherton 6. Yosepha Kepa 7. Delayne Ashby 8. Ryan Kinlyside 9. Joshua Chudleigh 10. Braden Uele 11. Patrick Mago 12. Andrew Davey 13. Brenden Treston (c) 14. Jacob Pottinger 15. Dalton Phillips 16. Joss Boyton 17. Isaac Richardson
Coach: Jim Wilson
Sunshine Coast Falcons
1. Eddie Tautali 2. Tony Tumusa 3. Callum Klein 4. Richard Kennar 5. Samuel Young 6. Alex Bishop 7. Ryley Jacks 17. Mark Nicholls 9. Jake Turpin 10. Patrick Hollis 11. Joe Stimson 12. Paul Ivan 13. Troy Giess (c) 14. Nafe Seluini 15. Jacob Samoa 16. Jye Ballinger 18. Thomas Geraghty 21. Ryan Hansen
Coach: Craig Ingebrigtsen
Redcliffe Dolphins v Wynnum Manly Seagulls
Dolphin Oval on Saturday, July 2 – 7pm
Redcliffe Dolphins
1. Jack Ahearn 2. Jonus Pearson 3. Daniel Randall 12. Aaron Whitchurch 5. Curtis Johnston 6. Zach Strasser 7. Darren Nicholls 8. Sam Anderson (c) 21. Brandon Lee 10. Harley Aiono 18. Anthony Cherrington 20. Daniel Bridge 15. Tyson Cleal 13. Joseph Bradley 14. Christian Hazard 16. Taylor Brown 17. Charlie Faingaa
Coach: Adam Mogg
Wynnum Manly Seagulls
1. Daniel Ogden 2. Peter Gubb 3. Mitchell Cronin 4. Mitchell Buckett 5. Hayden Crowley 6. Patrick Templeman (c) 7. Mathew Seamark 8. Magnus Stromquist 9. Alehana Mara 10. Aaron Rockley 11. Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard 12. Alex Barr 13. Nicholas Harrold 14. Mitchell Moore 15. Tim Natusch 16. Benjamin Shea 17. Salesi Funaki
Coach: Jon Buchanan
Norths Devils v Easts Tigers
Bishop Park on Sunday, July 3 – 1.40pm* (Live on Channel 9)
Norths Devils
1. Trae Clark 2. Jarryd Dodd 3. David Faamita 4. Luke Pollock 5. Rogan Dean 6. Sean Yorston 7. Todd Murphy 8. Francis Molo 9. Billy Brittain (c) 10. Jai Arrow 11. Harry Pondekas 12. Matiu Love-Henry 13. Jayden Berrell 15. Billy Solah 16. Tristan Lumley 17. Josh Afoa 20. Dylan Smith
Coach: Mark Gliddon
Easts Tigers
1. Javarn White 2. Dane Chang 3. Jamie Anderson 4. Shane Neumann 5. Leon Ellia-Niukore 6. Brentt Warr 7. William Kitt 8. Francis Tualau 9. Tommy Butterfield 10. Shane Gillham 11. Jake Foster 12. Dane Hogan (c) 13. John Puna 14. Matthew Zgrajewski 15. Mathew Pitman 16. Luke Lavelle 17. Guy Hamilton 18. Foisa Peni 19. Jacob Paul
Coach: Scott Sipple
Souths Logan Magpies v Townsville Blackhawks
Davies Park on Sunday, July 3 – 2pm
Souths Logan Magpies
1. Jack Joass 2. Cameron Booth 3. Scott Doyle 4. Marion Seve 5. Luke Archer 6. Phillip Dennis (c) 7. Samuel Scarlett 8. Herman Ese'ese 9. Bradley Frith 10. Andrew Edwards 11. Leon Panapa 12. Daniel Tamou 13. Joseph Boyce 14. Daniel Russell 15. Francis Fifita 16. Aotealofa Tuimavave 17. George Fai
Coach: Josh Hannay
Townsville Blackhawks
1. Samsen O’Neill 2. Delouise Hoeter 3. Moses Pangai 4. Davin Crampton 5. Conor Carey 6. Sam Foster 7. Jahrome Hughes 8. Brenden Santi 18. Andrew Niemoeller 10. Corey Jensen 11. Glenn Hall (c) 12. Rhyse Martin 13. Lorenzo Maafu 14. Nathan Norford 15. Kieran Quabba 16. Willie Minoga 17. David Munro
Coach: Kristian Woolf
Tweed Heads Seagulls v PNG Hunters
Piggabeen Sports on Sunday, July 3 – 2.05pm
Tweed Heads Seagulls
1. Shannon Walker 5. Nathanael Barnes 4. Tevita Folau 3. Karl Lawton 2. Leva Li 6. Samuel Irwin 7. Michael Burgess 8. Oshae Tuiasau 9. Sam Meskell (c) 10. Ethan Price 11. Sam Saville (c) 12. Cory Blair 13. Jackson Clarke 14. Kierran Moseley 16. William Bugden 17. Mitchell Sharp 18. Kurt Bernard
Coach: Aaron Zimmerle
PNG Hunters
1. Oti Tony (Bland Abavu) 2. William Aquila 3. Justin Olam 4. Thompson Teteh 5. Adex Wera 6. Ase Boas 7. Watson Boas 8. Enock Maki 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Edward Goma 12. Adam Korave (c) 13. Timothy Lomai 14. Warren Glare 15. Atte Bina 16. Brandy Peter 17. Butler Morris 18. Gahuna Silas 19. Benjamin Hetra
Coach: Michael Marum
Northern Pride – bye
Burleigh Bears – bye
 
XXXX Cap

XXXX Cap

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Probably has had his time and the club will benefit from a fresh approach.

He did pretty well - made the finals for the last three years and still not totally gone yet this year. I thought 2013 was a great effort, losing their original coach Graeme Murray, losing four front rowers from 2012 (Carlaw, Gubb, Dodds and Smith), having a few other injuries, Buchanan taking over at short notice and still making the semis.
 
expansionist

expansionist

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XXXX Cap said:
Probably has had his time and the club will benefit from a fresh approach.

He did pretty well - made the finals for the last three years and still not totally gone yet this year. I thought 2013 was a great effort, losing their original coach Graeme Murray, losing four front rowers from 2012 (Carlaw, Gubb, Dodds and Smith), having a few other injuries, Buchanan taking over at short notice and still making the semis.
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Yeah I was keen for your view on this.

Is there anyone in the coaching set up who may step up or do you think they will look external?
 
XXXX Cap

XXXX Cap

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I would think Chris McKenna would be the most high profile out of who is there but I would hope that they look outside the circle. It's handy if you have someone who attracts a few players via contacts where there have coached before. You miss out on that if you stick with your existing staff.
 
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XXXX Cap

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A good win to the Gulls tonight 11-10 in a quality match against Redcliffe.

The "Welsh Wizard" Matt Seamark landed a field goal from 35 metres with 4 to go after a late Mitch Cronin try had got Wynnum to 10-all.
 
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Crucial to them maintaining some hope of making the semis. Big games coming up against Souths and Pride who are both in the mix for the sixth spot as well.
 
Timmah

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Heads up in case anyone wasn't aware, we have a full draw/results system for the season right here on LU. All games clickable, teamlists, scorers, updated draw. Normally updated in real time.

LINK --> http://leagueunlimited.com/competition/show/queensland-cup/2016/draw/full

Today the QRL also confirmed Suncorp for GF Day

News:
QRL confirm Suncorp Stadium as Grand Final venue
Queensland Rugby League | July 28 2016 12:53PM

Queensland Rugby League Managing Director today Rob Moore confirmed Suncorp Stadium will host the 2016 Intrust Super Cup grand final.

"Suncorp Stadium is the home of the game in Queensland and given the growth of the Intrust Super Cup in recent years, we believe our showpiece match should be played at the best rugby league ground," Moore said.
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FULL STORY: http://leagueunlimited.com/news/28831-qrl-confirm-suncorp-stadium-as-grand-final-venue/
 
XXXX Cap

XXXX Cap

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Thanks, that's great.

The QRL site has got too complex for its own good. A simple list of the games and scores is all you are looking for most of the time.
 
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