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If anyone does go, can you keep an eye on new recruit Joe Small in SG Ball. Best of luck to both sides on the weekend.
Kid from Qld. Union back ground, Plays lock .?
If anyone does go, can you keep an eye on new recruit Joe Small in SG Ball. Best of luck to both sides on the weekend.
If anyone does go, can you keep an eye on new recruit Joe Small in SG Ball. Best of luck to both sides on the weekend.
Never could understand the string theory but good to see someone here who does so he might explain it to us one day. Go Pou!You are so considerate Pou ... forty would have ended up looking like a prize dick talking about some random string shit .... instead you look like a prize dick for not editing the mistake - amongst other things
What happened to Dressler and Challenor? Touted as the next big things to be our future props but neither featured in U20s final. Were both injured?It wasn't me who Labeled the kid But
I think were all guilty of labeling young players, Young players might resemble or do things that identifies them with similar traits to players that play in those positions.
Latrell Mitchell - Greg Inglis
Joe Tipari - Shaun Jonston
Tui Afalou -Steve Matai
Kyle Schneider - Cam Smith
Personally I think the kid is still young & has plenty of development in him, Although he is miles off even being mention in the same breath as one of the greatest players of all time, He is so far ticking all the boxes required.
I think the next 2-3 years will give us an indication where the kids is at & that will determine where he will end up.
Although we don't like to put unnecessary pressure on the young kids its a bit hard not to like and admire there potential. But right now that's all it is.
There are some fantastic kids coming through our program and its a bit hard not to get excited. But they all have something in common, There all young with plenty of time to develop.
Ray Stone - GL - Noel Aukafolou - Jye Challenor - Anthony Layoun - Reed Mahoney
Filia Utoikamanu - Tui Afualo - Noel Aukafolou - Haze Dunster - Salisi Finanga - Steve Dressler - Sean Keppie - Oregon Kaufusi - Ethan Parry - Jesse Cronin - Joe Tipari - Michael Tupou
Dylan Brown - Stefano Utoikamanu - Kyle Schneider - Matt Doorey - JP Norah - William Kei - Charbel Tasipali - Vallance Harris - Harry Duggan
Sam Hughes - David Hollis - Tyler Field - Jed Edwards - Albert Faavae - Christian Wihongi - Bailey Biondi Odo.
Thanks Dell. Much appreciated. Im guessing these impressive props are tall buggers? Id like to think the wingers are as well.Got down to the Saleyards on a steamy Saturday morning to watch the junior reps first hit out for the year against the Wests Magpies
Matts put in their usual age group dominating performance, something like 7 tries to 0. an impressive front row of Peter Taatea and Trey Mooney , with a hooker from Windsor Wolves looking sharp. The halves of Jakob Arthur and Des Raukete controlled both sides of the ruck. Arthur of the left with a very handy kicking game. Raukete a strong defender with a good passing game. The 2 wingers were too fast and powerful when given the ball, both looked of African background - Ngarimu Harte and Apasora Kuracake if I got their names correct. The back up props also showed up, so a strong performance over all
I left after the first 20 minutes of Ball , as the heat was uncompromising, which was similar to the first game of last year, disjointed and ordinary. Was told they lost 7 tries to 1 , which while disappointing it was a second string team with at least 10 players out. The halves and ruck control was missing, as were the players expected to be there in the New Year. Wests turned up and played almost as if it were a finals match, with the Eels side looking much like a trial team and the result reflected it. Last year they lost to Wests 5-1 in the same trial, still went on to win th comp so no panic required.
They do have a lot more talent at his position than NSW.
What's the age group got to do with it? This is the emerging Origin squad. Some of those blokes are 24 next year, including hooker Michael Lichaa.Disagree, NSW has higher quality hookers for that age group. Robson, Radley, Starling etc.
Queensland's best hooker is Cameron Smith, followed by McCullough, Friend, Granville and Ben Hunt. I doubt anyone under 27 is even going to be considered for a spot. The Maroons are right at dummy half for at least the next five years.QLD's best hooker is obviously Harry Grant, but Mahoney is not far behind if he continues his good form. Much better then Woolf.
What's the age group got to do with it? This is the emerging Origin squad. Some of those blokes are 24 next year, including hooker Michael Lichaa.
Queensland's best hooker is Cameron Smith, followed by McCullough, Friend, Granville and Ben Hunt. I doubt anyone under 27 is even going to be considered for a spot. The Maroons are right at dummy half for at least the next five years.
Got down to the Saleyards on a steamy Saturday morning to watch the junior reps first hit out for the year against the Wests Magpies
Matts put in their usual age group dominating performance, something like 7 tries to 0. an impressive front row of Peter Taatea and Trey Mooney , with a hooker from Windsor Wolves looking sharp. The halves of Jakob Arthur and Des Raukete controlled both sides of the ruck. Arthur of the left with a very handy kicking game. Raukete a strong defender with a good passing game. The 2 wingers were too fast and powerful when given the ball, both looked of African background - Ngarimu Harte and Apasora Kuracake if I got their names correct. The back up props also showed up, so a strong performance over all
I left after the first 20 minutes of Ball , as the heat was uncompromising, which was similar to the first game of last year, disjointed and ordinary. Was told they lost 7 tries to 1 , which while disappointing it was a second string team with at least 10 players out. The halves and ruck control was missing, as were the players expected to be there in the New Year. Wests turned up and played almost as if it were a finals match, with the Eels side looking much like a trial team and the result reflected it. Last year they lost to Wests 5-1 in the same trial, still went on to win th comp so no panic required.
A big congratulations to Kyle Schneider on his selection in the 2018 Emerging Blues Squad. Looks like the youngest selected.
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2017/12/19/2018-emerging-blues-squad-named/
Any standouts in either age group.?
Any further info on u16s - u18s - u20s trials