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2022 RL & RLW World Cup

Twizzle

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Can I just say that PVL being a selector = Huge mistake

Administrators should not be selectors.

Period
 

Gronk

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Can I just say that PVL being a selector = Huge mistake

Administrators should not be selectors.

Period
He's going to be chair with Filter, Slater & Meninga being the adults in the room.

Previously it was Meninga, Lockyer & Daley.



Storm in a teacup.
 

Twizzle

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Chairman of selectors generally gets the final say, don't like it myself.
 

Gronk

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Suaalii, Mam, Walsh could all feature in new Under-19s Origin​


The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) has confirmed new representative fixtures – Under-19s male and female State of Origin, on Thursday, June 23, at Leichhardt Oval.
Both matches will be broadcast on the Nine Network and Fox Sports, while each under-19s team will also be permitted to select two NRL or NRLW contracted “marquee” under-20s players for the match.

Players who would be eligible by age as under-19s or four under-20 marquee spots would include Roosters duo Sam Walker and Joseph Suaalii, Parramatta centre Will Penisini, Warriors fullback Reece Walsh, Broncos halfback Ezra Mam or Dragons fullback Tyrell Sloan.
Reece Walsh could feature in the upcoming U/19's State of Origin as a marquee player.©NRL Photos
Australian Rugby League Commission Chairman Peter V’landys AM said the Commission was excited to promote emerging talent through the new under-19s matches.
“This is a chance to see the best and brightest prospects in the game,” Mr V’landys said. “Why wouldn’t we want to take the opportunity to showcase the talents of these amazing young players?”
This will be one of many new initiatives promoting the next generation of players to the fans.
ARLC Chairman Peter V'Landys AM
To strengthen support for the fixture and to reward schools and clubs which have connections with players featured in the match, the NRL will allow free entry to all General Admission areas for the matches.

Match: NSW U19s v QLD U19s​

ROUND 1 - THURSDAY 23RD JUNE
7:45pm
Home Team
NSW U19s

Away Team
QLD U19s

Venue:Leichhardt Oval, Sydney
Match broadcasters:
  • Nine Network
  • Kayo
  • Foxtel
The NRL will also commit to facilitating buses for schools and clubs who wish to show support in numbers in their colours.
Individual schools and clubs which are able to reach 40 attendees or more can register for a bus here.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo said: “The under-19s State of Origin – for both males and females – is an exciting opportunity for fans to see players coming through this new pathway event and to highlight where they have come from in order to reach this level.”

Match: NSW U19s Women v QLD U19s Women​

ROUND 1 - THURSDAY 23RD JUNE
5:40pm
Home Team
NSW U19s Women

Away Team
QLD U19s Women

Venue:Leichhardt Oval, Sydney

Supporters can register for GA free admission or purchase grandstand seating via nrl.com/tickets. Food and drink vouchers will also be available.
Reserved grandstand tickets for the under-19s State of Origin matches are now on sale for $20.

2022 Representative Round Schedule​

Thursday, June 23 at Leichhardt Oval​

  • 5:40pm — U/19's Women State of Origin
  • 7:45pm — U/19's Men State of Origin

Friday, June 24 at GIO Stadium​

  • 7:45pm — Ampol Women’s State of Origin

Saturday, June 25 at Mount Smart Stadium​

  • 1:10pm — Women's International, Kiwi Ferns v Mate Ma'a Tonga
  • 3:20pm — Men's International, New Zealand v Mate Ma'a Tonga

Saturday, June 25 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium​

  • 5:40pm — Men's International, Samoa v Cook Islands
  • 7:50pm — Men's International, Papua New Guinea v Fiji

Sunday, June 26 at Optus Stadium (Perth)​

  • 7:50pm — Ampol State of Origin Game Two
* All times listed in Australian Eastern Standard Time.

 

eels_fan

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You’d think a big contingent of our team will be active come to WC in October.

Paulo, RCG, Matto and possibly Moses for Aus
Ice, Niukore and Dyl for NZ
Waqa for Fiji
Penisini for Tonga
 

Gronk

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You’d think a big contingent of our team will be active come to WC in October.

Paulo, RCG, Matto and possibly Moses for Aus
Ice, Niukore and Dyl for NZ
Waqa for Fiji
Penisini for Tonga
Dylan is Samoa. I reckon Paulo might play for Samoa too.
Marata is Cook Islands ?
Reg, Sivo & Solo for Fiji ?
 

King-Gutho94

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You’d think a big contingent of our team will be active come to WC in October.

Paulo, RCG, Matto and possibly Moses for Aus
Ice, Niukore and Dyl for NZ
Waqa for Fiji
Penisini for Tonga
We won't have to worry about Ice & Marata as there duties with us will be done.

Moses for Lebanon again.

Nathan Brown for Italy.
 

Obscene Assassin

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Dylan is Samoa. I reckon Paulo might play for Samoa too.
Marata is Cook Islands ?
Reg, Sivo & Solo for Fiji ?

Dylan is a Kiwi with Samoan heritage, can play for either.

Sam Loizou is eligible for Greece

Luca Moretti eligible for Italy?
 

Gronk

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Dylan is a Kiwi with Samoan heritage, can play for either.

Sam Loizou is eligible for Greece

Luca Moretti eligible for Italy?
You'd think that plenty would put their hands up, cos it's a free trip to the UK.

Eli El-Zakhem is already a Lebanese rep.
 

King-Gutho94

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You'd think that plenty would put their hands up, cos it's a free trip to the UK.

Eli El-Zakhem is already a Lebanese rep.
Yeah and going to the WC will also mean they can get out of preseason training as they need to be given a minimum 8 week break from when they finish rep duties.

So plenty of players will be keen to go.
 

TheParraboy

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Is the WC schedule out ?

Hope it doesn’t clash with The Big show, The Big Rig , Sir Wadey and The Bison defending their T20 title
 

Gronk

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New Zealand Kiwis' wider World Cup squad:

Nelson Asofa-Solomona - Melbourne Storm
Jesse Bromwich - Melbourne Storm
Kenny Bromwich - Melbourne Storm
Dylan Brown - Parramatta Eels
James Fisher-Harris - Penrith Panthers
Kieran Foran - Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Braden Hamlin-Uele - Cronulla Sutherland Sharks
Corey Harawira-Naera - Canberra Raiders
Peta Hiku - North Queensland Cowboys
Jahrome Hughes - Melbourne Storm
Shaun Johnson - Warriors
Sebastian Kris - Canberra Raiders
Moses Leota - Penrith Panthers
Isaac Liu - Gold Coast Titans
Joseph Manu - Sydney Roosters
Jeremy Marshall-King - Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
Te Maire Martin - Brisbane Broncos
Ken Maumalo - Wests Tigers
Ronaldo Mulitalo - Cronulla Sutherland Sharks
Griffin Neame North - Queensland Cowboys
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad - Canberra Raiders
Briton Nikora - Cronulla Sutherland Sharks
Kodi Nikorima - South Sydney Rabbitohs
Marata Niukore - Parramatta Eels
Isaiah Papali'i - Parramatta Eels

Jordan Rapana - Canberra Raiders
Jordan Riki - Brisbane Broncos
Bailey Simonsson - Parramatta Eels
Brandon Smith - Melbourne Storm
Scott Sorensen - Penrith Panthers
Joseph Tapine - Canberra Raiders
Matthew Timoko - Canberra Raiders
Jared Waerea-Hargreaves - Sydney Roosters
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak - Warriors

 

Chipmunk

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Kiwi's have a strong squad. They'll be hard to beat to be honest.

A middle rotation of Bromwich, Fisher-Harris, JWH, Asofa-Solomona, and Tapine is just scary.
 

Twizzle

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Kiwi's have a strong squad. They'll be hard to beat to be honest.

A middle rotation of Bromwich, Fisher-Harris, JWH, Asofa-Solomona, and Tapine is just scary.

they'd be close to favourites I reckon

Simonsson in the squad, lol, I think that squad will be pruned
 
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