Jarryd Hayne - Fiji

[Billythekid]

Look i'll be happy if he plays for Fiji it would be good for the game and make no difference to Australia.
But as someone who was born and raised in Australia, and played the vast majority of his Int RL for Australia, it's hard to see how him playing for Fiji is a superior moral decision as being set up by some people in here. It doesn't even make sense since the vast majority of people in here want a one-nation-for-life rule - his first test was for Australia.
What he did in Union is irrelevant for this sport.

It's not so much what he did, more him saying that it was his dream to play for Fiji. I don't think it's a massive moral decision. I just think its funny how fast he keeps back flipping on things.

 

[PaulyTom]

Flipping more then a set of Two up coins on Anzac Day.

 

[milton]

1. Hayne
2. Vunivalu
3. Waqa Blake
4. Naiquama
5. Uate
6. Sutton
7. Korisau
8. A. Simms
9. ?
10. K. Evans
11. J. Saifiti
12. T. Simms
13. Bukuya

14. K. Simms
15. Campbell Gillard
16. D. Saifiti
17. Vunickete
18. Phillips

 

[paulmac]

1. Hayne
2. Vunivalu
3. Waqa Blake
4. Naiquama
5. Uate
6. Sutton
7. Korisau
8. A. Simms
9. ?
10. K. Evans
11. J. Saifiti
12. T. Simms
13. Bukuya

14. K. Simms
15. Campbell Gillard
16. D. Saifiti
17. Vunickete
18. Phillips

You would probably play Korusau at 9 and pick the current halfback from the Nth Sydney bears NSW cup side.

 

[PaulyTom]

Fiji team 2016

• 1. Tyrone Phillips 2. Akuila Uate 3. Sisa Waqa4. Brayden Wiliame 5. Etuate Tamanikaitai Quionimacawa 6. Sitiveni Moceidreke 7.Maurice Kennedy 8. Kane Evans 9. James Storer 10. Daniel Saifiti 11. Junior Roqica 12.Fabian Goodall 13. Eloni Vunakece
  Interchange: 14. Ben Nakubuwai 15. Tui Kamikamica 16. Tevita Cottrell 17. Jokatama Dokonivalu 18. Ratu Jowasa Tubailagi Drodrolagi 19. Iliavi Chris Ravu 20. Iliavi

2013 World Cup team

• Chris Ravu Botiki (Saru Dragons)
• Jayson Bukuya (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
• Petero Civoniceva (Redcliffe Dolphins)
• Kane Evans (Sydney Roosters)
• Aaron Groom (Asquith Magpies)
• Ilisavani Jegesa (Nabua Broncos)
• Marika Koroibete (Wests Tigers)
• Apisai Koroisau (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
• Daryl Millard (Catalans Dragons)
• Ryan Millard (Burwood United)
• Kevin Naiqama (Newcastle Knights)
• Waisale Naiqama (Penrith Panthers)
• Alipate Noilea (Collegians Illawarra)
• Tikiko Noke (Lautoka Crushers)
• Vitale Junior (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
• Ashton Sims (North Queensland Cowboys)
• Korbin Sims (Newcastle Knights)
• Tariq Sims (North Queensland Cowboys)
• James Storer (Collegians Illawarra)
• Kaliova Nauqe (Fassifern Queensland)
• Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights)
• Eloni Tui Michael Vunakece (Wyong Roos)
• Sisa Ledua (Melbourne Storm)
• Semi Radradra Turagasoli Waqavatu (Parramatta Eels)

 

[PaulyTom]

It will be good if Sutton represents. He is no chance on making it as a blues player/kangaroo so might as well.

 

[davi]

Mal Menniga has very big raps on Jarryd Hayne and could definitely see him being a big part of the Kangaroos campaign in the world cup in 2017.

https://www.triplem.com.au/sport/nrl/news/big-mal-eyes-hayne-for-world-cup/?station=sydney

 

[Albert Rosenfeld]

Where would be the best position for Fiji to play Hayne? Full back? Centre? Five eighth?

Remember thaat Fiji would have a classy back line with the likes of Kevin Naiqama, Waqa Blake, Suliasi Vunivalu, Akuile Uate,

 

[CQ Italia]

Hayne, who helped the Vodafone Fiji Bati reached the 2008 RLWC semi-finals said he was eager to reunite with his fellow countrymen for next year's tournament.

"I am looking forward to it, and it's going to be a great world cup," he said.

"We have a great squad and I am looking forward to it."

http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=373367

 

[Foreign Legion]

http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=382802

THE Lions from England could be coming in to play one match with the Vodafone Fiji Bati before next year's Rugby League World Cup in Australia.

Fiji National Rugby League CEO Timoci Naleba confirmed the plan was to have the English side in Fiji, seven days before the Bati leave for Australia to be part of the RLWC.

"We have requested a game against them to serve as a pre-world cup match before we leave for Australia," Naleba said.

"Apart from the Lions, there are also plans to have international tours next year for the local players as a form of buildup towards the RLWC in October."

Naleba said local players currently on an off-season program would have another tour of Canada after the FNRL office received an invitation from the Canadian Rugby League. The team would also travel to Hawaii to be part of the Ohana Cup which they were a part of earlier this year and a tour to France to play against the French Rugby League team.

"These tours are for local players and if their fitness is up to the standard we want, which I'm sure the local boys will achieve," Naleba said.

"There are also talks to request the Australian A team for a game against them."

Naleba said they were now looking at players with a holistic approach to allow them to be represented at the RLWC which would encourage more upcoming local players.

The Vodafone Fiji Bati will face USA in their first game on October 28 in Townsville on November 5 against Wales and their last pool game would be against Italy.

By the looks of the pool Fiji is in, they will be up against the Kangaroos in the quarter-finals.