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Your 2010 side for the World Club challenge?

tezzah

Juniors
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Have been waiting for sometime now for someone to come up with their list? I'll let you start ... lol
 

Noa

First Grade
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This is the team that I think will play, injuries permitting

1. Slater / Widdop
2. Duffie
3. Nielsen
4. Inglis / Isa
5. Quinn / Isa
6. Finch
7. Kelly

8. Lima
9. Smith
10. Tolman
11. Hoffman
12. Blair
13. Lowrie

14. Hinchcliffe
15. Kev Proctor
16. Sinbad Kali
17. Ryan Tandy / Jesse Bromwich

18. Sika Manu - Not sure if he will be ready
19. Dane Chisholm
20. Widdop
21. McDougall
22. Bryan Norrie

Also The Age said today that Theo Stuart and Fred Makimare are really impressing in pre-season and could be a chance to go.
 

sallymay

Juniors
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John Kite is injured and wont play till rd 4


1. Slater / Widdop
2. Duffie
3. Nielsen
4. Inglis
5. Quinn
6. Finch
7. Kelly

8. Lima
9. Smith
10. Tolman
11. Hoffman
12. Blair
13. Lowrie

14. Hinchcliffe
15. Kev Proctor
16. Ryan Tandy
17. Bryan Norrie

18. Dane Chisholm
20. Gareth Widdop
21. Luke McDougall
22. Jesse Bromwich
 

Noa

First Grade
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Official squad

Billy Slater
Dane Nielsen
Greg Inglis
Luke Kelly
Brett Finch
Todd Lowrie
Adam Blair
Ryan Hoffman
Kevin Proctor
Jeff Lima
Aiden Tolman
Jesse Bromwich
Cam Smith
Ryan Hinchcliffe
Hep Cahill
Matt Duffie
Willie Isa
Sinbad Kali
Rory Kostjasyn
Luke MacDougall,
Anthony Quinn
Ryan Tandy
Gareth Widdop


Greg Inglis' mercy flight

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Greg Inglis Source: HWT Image Library



INJURED Melbourne Storm centre Greg Inglis will fly to London with his teammates tonight in a bid to play the World Club Challenge against Leeds.

Inglis, who has a hip complaint, was booked to fly on Thursday and would have missed Storm's hit-out against Harlequins next Monday.
He will continue his rehabilitation and might have to play 20 minutes of the first match to prove he is fit enough to face Leeds the following week.
"He is doing more running now," Storm football manager Frank Ponissi said yesterday.
"He didn't play in the All-Stars game ... and our physio wants him to come with us and keep working on him."
Prop Jeff Lima is making the trip under an injury cloud after suffering leg tightness.
He too could be required to play against Harlequins to earn selection against Leeds.

http://forums.leagueunlimited.com/#sidebar-start

Storm is sending a 23rd man to cover veteran five-eighth Brett Finch, who played longer than expected in the All-Stars game at the Gold Coast on Saturday night.
Youngster Luke Kelly, who captained the under-20s last season, will play against Harlequins if Finch isn't ready.
Apart from injured forwards Brett White and Sika Manu and halfback Cooper Cronk, Storm is at full strength.
Winger Anthony Quinn earned a trip after getting through Saturday's trial game against the Brisbane Broncos in Rockhampton unscathed.
Quinn looks certain to resume his position on the left wing having missed all but nine games of last season, including the premiership win, with a serious neck injury.
A spot on the right side could be up for grabs with teenager Matt Duffie and 28-year-old speedster Luke MacDougall set to fight it out to partner premiership winger Dane Nielsen, who could be moved in to the centres.
Captain Cameron Smith, Billy Slater and Adam Blair will fly out on Thursday. None will play against Harlequins.
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http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/greg-inglis-mercy-flight/story-e6frf9if-1225830245421

Good to see Danger may be in the centers, really happy for Sinbad Kali and wont be shocked if Widdop partners Finch in the halves.
 

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