That is what I read a couple of years ago. It was supposed to be held in the ME/Asia. I thought it was odd given there would highly unlikely be a ME/Asia team playing in the game.
You mean ME/Africa I think. The highest rated ME/African team goes in to this next round. I believe I read on here SA are the only eligible side anyway as Lebanon are already qualified.
Mate that cookies team will be stacked with qld Cup abd nsw Cup players, which isn’t far behind the super league level. They will lap the states unless they improve massively
I guess, such a waste of a World Cup spot another pacific side, who have played zero games this year and I’m guessing will also be made up of Aussies and Kiwis of cooks decent.
Typical childish attitude by the old AMNRL crew after the loss too.
So glad they’re goen.
What happened?
How many domestic players did the USA have.
Not sure but you can have a good guess from the club sides. This method isn’t perfect as at least Ryan Burroughs is an actual American playing overseas.
USA 19-MAN SQUAD:
Nick Newlin (Atlanta Rhinos), Ryan Burroughs (Barrow Raiders), Brandon Anderson, Jamil Robinson (Brooklyn Kings), Jerome Veve (Burleigh Bears), Haveatama Luani (Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs), Chris Wiggins (Delaware Black Foxes), Bureta Faraimo (Hull FC), Kyle Grinold, David Washington (Jacksonville Axemen), Chris Frazier (NOVA Eagles), Kyle Denham (Philadelphia Fight), Andrew Kneisly (Philadelphia Fight), Cory Makelim, Mark Offerdahl (Sheffield Eagles), Connor Donehue (Sunshine Coast Falcons), Joe Eichner (Junee Diesels), Danny Howard (Wentworth Magpies), Kristian Freed (Wests Mitchelton)