HappilyManly
Journey Man
Lazy play by their #15 who should have ran through the line
Now Moses the Hog, just cost them a try
2017 Rugby League World Cup
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Now Moses the Hog, just cost them a try
double hoops
First Grader
There is a bit to like about the centre for lebenon. Adam Doueihi only 19 contracted to the rabbits as a half back?
HappilyManly
Journey Man
http://www.nrl.com/pacific-tests-confirmed-for-origin-period/tabid/10874/newsid/115395/default.aspx
Pacific Tests confirmed for Origin period
Wed 15 Nov, 2017, 6:30pm
By Hayley Byrnes, Presenter/Reporter, NRL.com
@HayleyByrnes
Fresh off the success of the Rugby League World Cup matches showcasing Pacific nations and the groundswell of support enjoyed by Lebanon, plans have been made for those nations to meet again during the State of Origin bye week of the 2018 NRL season.
Six nations will compete during a three-match festival at Campbelltown Stadium on June 23. Tonga, Samoa, Lebanon and Papua New Guinea will be joined by two further teams to be confirmed in the coming weeks.
https://tickets.nrl.com/pacifictest
The 2018 Pacific Test has been announced, with the first two clashes confirmed. Fierce rivals Tonga will take on Samoa and Papua New Guinea will clash with Lebanon!
Campbelltown Stadium will rumble when it plays host to these powerhouses on Saturday 23 June.
Don't miss your chance to witness the next chapter of rivalry off the back of the Rugby League World Cup.
Pacific Tests confirmed for Origin period
Wed 15 Nov, 2017, 6:30pm
By Hayley Byrnes, Presenter/Reporter, NRL.com
@HayleyByrnes
Fresh off the success of the Rugby League World Cup matches showcasing Pacific nations and the groundswell of support enjoyed by Lebanon, plans have been made for those nations to meet again during the State of Origin bye week of the 2018 NRL season.
Six nations will compete during a three-match festival at Campbelltown Stadium on June 23. Tonga, Samoa, Lebanon and Papua New Guinea will be joined by two further teams to be confirmed in the coming weeks.
https://tickets.nrl.com/pacifictest
The 2018 Pacific Test has been announced, with the first two clashes confirmed. Fierce rivals Tonga will take on Samoa and Papua New Guinea will clash with Lebanon!
Campbelltown Stadium will rumble when it plays host to these powerhouses on Saturday 23 June.
Don't miss your chance to witness the next chapter of rivalry off the back of the Rugby League World Cup.
Wow. What a call for Tonga to kick for 2! Brilliant move at this point. Another classic game in this World Cup. Awesome. Lebanon have some balls!
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Moses got MOM and blasted the Ref calls - wonder if he'll get a 20k fine
Can they?Moses got MOM and blasted the Ref calls - wonder if he'll get a 20k fine
Greenballs ain't in charge but if it was a Manly player he'd pull some strings.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Kiwi v Fiji game should be fast and fabulous
eagle O'Talon
Member
After watching the Samoans play last night, I swear Papalii and Junior Paulo look seriously overweight....too much KFC
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Just home from the Tonga game, great game and atmosphere
Personally thought again that Tonga got the better of the refs calls this week that helped significantly in getting them home.
Moses, always been a bit ambivalent on him but wow, what a performance today and during the entire World Cup, didn't think I'd be saying this but after these efforts I'd be giving him the NSW 6 jersey. Lot better player than I thought he was
Fittler, if NSW don't appoint him as coach, it will be the worst decision they have made in a very long time
The Lebanon left centre really made an impression on me today, had a great game, wonder if he is on the books of an nrl club, if he isn't, he should be and I'd be happy for that club to be us
Didn't get a good replay of it at the game that I could see, did Moses actually knock that ball on going for the try ? A couple of minutes later he was going ballistic at the Lebanon bench about something and I was guessing it was that call
Personally thought again that Tonga got the better of the refs calls this week that helped significantly in getting them home.
Moses, always been a bit ambivalent on him but wow, what a performance today and during the entire World Cup, didn't think I'd be saying this but after these efforts I'd be giving him the NSW 6 jersey. Lot better player than I thought he was
Fittler, if NSW don't appoint him as coach, it will be the worst decision they have made in a very long time
The Lebanon left centre really made an impression on me today, had a great game, wonder if he is on the books of an nrl club, if he isn't, he should be and I'd be happy for that club to be us
Didn't get a good replay of it at the game that I could see, did Moses actually knock that ball on going for the try ? A couple of minutes later he was going ballistic at the Lebanon bench about something and I was guessing it was that call
Who you guys taking in this one? I'll take Kiwi's
double hoops
First Grader
Willy Army the back rower. Willy Army.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
More Manly players in Fiji, so I'll tip them
That's his great grandfather Tiberius Trebojvich the III.Turbo is 100 years young
double hoops
First Grader
Marty the vocal leader of the pack. Love what I am seeing.
Apeesaeu Koreesau.
Derrill Heeligieen has just given us a player I didn't know we had.
Derrill Heeligieen has just given us a player I didn't know we had.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
HT
Fiji 2 - 0 like a soccer score
Kiwis have not made a break all game.
Hex dropped the ball over the line, plus the LHS Fiji winger was pushed over the sideline.
Fiji just need a half back to direct them more than Hayne is
Fiji 2 - 0 like a soccer score
Kiwis have not made a break all game.
Hex dropped the ball over the line, plus the LHS Fiji winger was pushed over the sideline.
Fiji just need a half back to direct them more than Hayne is
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Hex dbl movement, denied once again
EaglesDontTweet
Bencher
Gee it would be hard to not roll that way with the momentum, not saying it should be a try though (as the ball had been grounded).Hex dbl movement, denied once again
Sh*t knock on ruling against Fiji
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
The games between the Polynesian nations should be played in NZ. That’s where the big gates are and it’s also a nice way to help out the game in NZ.http://www.nrl.com/pacific-tests-confirmed-for-origin-period/tabid/10874/newsid/115395/default.aspx
Pacific Tests confirmed for Origin period
Wed 15 Nov, 2017, 6:30pm
By Hayley Byrnes, Presenter/Reporter, NRL.com
@HayleyByrnes
Fresh off the success of the Rugby League World Cup matches showcasing Pacific nations and the groundswell of support enjoyed by Lebanon, plans have been made for those nations to meet again during the State of Origin bye week of the 2018 NRL season.
Six nations will compete during a three-match festival at Campbelltown Stadium on June 23. Tonga, Samoa, Lebanon and Papua New Guinea will be joined by two further teams to be confirmed in the coming weeks.
https://tickets.nrl.com/pacifictest
The 2018 Pacific Test has been announced, with the first two clashes confirmed. Fierce rivals Tonga will take on Samoa and Papua New Guinea will clash with Lebanon!
Campbelltown Stadium will rumble when it plays host to these powerhouses on Saturday 23 June.
Don't miss your chance to witness the next chapter of rivalry off the back of the Rugby League World Cup.
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9 | 5 | 3 | 37 | 11 |
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7 | 4 | 3 | 49 | 10 |
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9 | 5 | 4 | 42 | 10 |
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9 | 5 | 4 | -14 | 10 |
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7 | 3 | 4 | 17 | 8 |
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8 | 4 | 4 | -14 | 8 |
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8 | 3 | 5 | -55 | 8 |
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8 | 3 | 4 | 17 | 7 |
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8 | 3 | 5 | -25 | 6 |
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