Jedhead
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Hope we sent the medico bill down to 'The (precious) Shire'.
Jeez only starting contact in March. Hoping he's not completely underdone without a preseason.
Hopefully the team can manage well early season and not put pressure on bringing him back early
I stand by that it was complete premeditated sabotage by Cronulla. What other club would be so grubby
I stand by that it was complete premeditated sabotage by Cronulla. What other club would be so grubby
There is a huge chance this will offend someone on hereCue an outraged defence in 3, 2, 1
Jeez only starting contact in March. Hoping he's not completely underdone without a preseason.
Hopefully the team can manage well early season and not put pressure on bringing him back early
Can't imagine that happening
Bird allocated to Jets. Maybe a few ISC games gets him fit.
Yeah i dont think Bennett will do that to his marquee recruit
i reckon you are right.
more of a feel good pump me up story for the jets, considering in the past few years bennett has chosen souths, norths and reddy as his preferred grounding for players coming through.
ben hunt was the exception last year when banished.
sort of says to me he will stack souths and norths again with 4 or so fringe players who will be on his radar.
wynnum also seem to get the scraps too and nothing too flash, be interesting to see who goes where again.
David Fifita to represent Australia at Commonwealth Championships
RIKKI-LEE ARNOLD, The Courier-Mail
February 9, 2018 1:39pm
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PROMISING young Broncos talent David Fifita is set to be unleashed at the Commonwealth Championships later this month, after he was named in the Australian side.
Coach Adrian Lam has revealed his line-up for the under-23 Nines competition, with Fifita one of three Broncos to wear the green and gold.
A Keebra State High School product, Fifita was last year labelled “the best schoolboy forward” that commentator Andrew Voss had seen in 20 years.
He will line up alongside Brisbane teammates Corey Allan and Katoni Staggs, as well as Melbourne’s Scott Drinkwater and Intrust Super Cup talents Hayden Schwass and Michael Carroll.
Lam said he had selected a number of players who had representative experience for the tournament, which will be held at Redcliffe’s Dolphin Stadium on February 23 and 24.
“Many of these players are and have been in representative systems so I am looking forward to working with all of them,” Lam said.
“This is an important step for them in what will be a great exhibition of rugby league.”
Australia will play alongside Fiji, Scotland and Wales in Pool A.
Keebra Park product David Fifita will play for Australia at the Commonwealth Championships. Picture Glenn Hampson
Australian Commonwealth Championships squad:
Corey Allan (Brisbane Broncos)
Jade Anderson (Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles)
Michael Carroll (Townsville Blackhawks)
Scott Drinkwater (Melbourne Storm)
David Fifita (Brisbane Broncos)
Brendan Frei (Sydney Roosters)
Harry Grant (Melbourne Storm)
Luke Huth (Newcastle Knights)
Paul Momirovski (Sydney Roosters)
Jack Murchie (Canberra Raiders)
Ryan Papenhuyzen (Melbourne Storm)
Ky Rodwell (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
Hayden Schwass (Burleigh Bears)
Luke Sharpe (Wyong Roos)
Katoni Staggs (Brisbane Broncos)