Bulldogs pick strong side

[Jake the snake]

I want Leeds to win but i would not be surprised if Bulldogs take it out as they have a few young guys that will want to prove themselves.

 

[ozzy_ozman]

well it will be a hard fought battle and the scores will be very very close

 

[wogdog]

1 Luke Patten
2 Hazem El Masri
3 Willie Tonga
4 Jamaal Lolesi
5 Trent Cutler
6 Cameron Phelps
7 Braith Anasta
8 Roy Asotasi
9 Adam Perry
10 Chris Armit
11 Reni Maitua
12 Tony Grimaldi
13 Sonny Bill Williams
14 Corey Hughes
15 Adam Brideson
16 Ben Czislowski
17 Trevor Thurling

 

[Jake the snake]

1 Luke Patten
2 Hazem El Masri
3 Willie Tonga
4 Jamaal Lolesi
5 Trent Cutler
6 Cameron Phelps
7 Braith Anasta
8 Roy Asotasi
9 Adam Perry
10 Chris Armit
11 Reni Maitua
12 Tony Grimaldi
13 Sonny Bill Williams
14 Corey Hughes
15 Adam Brideson
16 Ben Czislowski
17 Trevor Thurling

Anasta @ 7 :lol: :lol: :lol: Slowest halfback in history.

 

[wogdog]

rather him there than corey or oliver plus theres no chace he can be slower than corey

 

[Jake the snake]

Oliver at halfback is a much better option than Anasta, Ansata would not be able to handle that position.

 

[Moffo]

bullshit

 

[wogdog]

oliver's a crap halfback braith will fit in perfect and its only for this one game anyway and it would be good seeing phelps at 5/8th, i heard he goes alright

 

[Jake the snake]

Braith will not be able to handle the pressure at halfback, We will see who your coach picks at half and I'll bet that its not Braith.

 

[Rise Against]

If they win it will be a different trophy to the one they tried to get in Coffs Harbour. :lol:

And a different trophy the roosters tried 2 get last october :lol:

still bitter dickhead?

Loser :arrow:

 

[bulldogs = #1]

i love everyone doubting our younger players.. i can't wait for our young guns like Cutler, Phelps and Myles to run riot on a pityful pommy side.

 

[Moffo]

Over 20,000 tickets have been sold for the Carnegie World Club Challenge match between Leeds Rhinos and Canterbury Bulldogs.

The match between the reigning Super League Champions and the current Premiers of Australia’s NRL is being staged at Elland Road Stadium and is set to be the best attended fixture of its type since the event was re-introduced in 2000.

The current ticket figures also represent the best ever advance sales four weeks prior to the match – which will be televised live in the Southern Hemisphere.

Commenting on the news, the Rugby Football League’s Director of Development and Marketing Gary Tasker said: “There has been a tremendous level of interest in the Carnegie World Club Challenge, since the tickets were put on sale prior to Christmas.

“This demand has continued into the New Year period and so we now expect to attract a massive crowd to Elland Road Stadium for what should be a tremendous contest between the best two clubs in world Rugby League.

“All Rhinos supporters who have not yet secured their seats are advised to book them as soon as possible to avoid missing out. The match also presents a great opportunity for non-sports fans to attend a hugely exciting event which their places their city in the global spotlight."

Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield is also delighted with the ticket sales so far: ”This is fantastic news and really shows that people are excited about the Carnegie World Club Challenge", he said.

"We have stepped up our preparations for the game in the last week with all our internationals coming back for pre-season and the Bulldogs will be a tough challenge for us.

"They have named a strong squad for the game and with a big crowd behind us we will be looking to do both Leeds and British rugby league proud.”

Tickets for the game are still available to buy.

They can be purchased from the Rugby League Events Hotline on (0870) 990 1313 or booked online by logging onto www.superleague.co.uk.

They can also be purchased from the Leeds Rhinos ticket office at Headingley Stadium on (0113) 278 6181.

www.leagueunlimited.com

Looks like it might sell out!!!