| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Clinton Gutherson, FB | ||
2Setu Tu, W | ||
3Mathew Feagai, C | ||
4Valentine Holmes, C 2 3 | ||
5Tyrell Sloan, W | ||
6Daniel Atkinson, FE | ||
7Kyle Flanagan, SH | ||
8Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga, P | ||
9Damien Cook, H | ||
10Toby Couchman, FR | ||
11Dylan Egan, SR | ||
12Hamish Stewart, SR | ||
13Ryan Couchman, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Jacob Liddle, R | ||
15Luciano Leilua, R | ||
16Josh Kerr, R | ||
17Emre Guler, R | ||
18Jacob Halangahu, RSV | ||
19Lyhkan King-Togia, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Clint Gutherson has shrugged off retirement rumours, while Damien Cook has flagged two Dragons teammates as potential Blues players.
Well, the ridiculous upsets continued last week and there are plenty of tough decisions to make again this week.
The NRL season moves beyond State of Origin, with teams set to battle it out for finals positions over the long run home. There are several teams who are surprisingly out of the running, but still plenty of hope left for others.
The NRL is trumpeting the biggest media broadcast deal in Australian sports history, signing a seven-year agreement with its current partners worth $5.3 billion.
A "relaxed" Laurie Daley insists NSW must have bigger motivations for winning the State of Origin decider than protecting their under-fire coach.
John Plath was Wayne Bennett's valued super-sub who won four titles with Brisbane and his son Max is now showcasing the same qualities for Queensland coach Billy Slater.
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