NRL: Without a host of star players, the Warriors have pulled off a huge victory at magic round against the Panthers.
Every player who steps foot on the field during an Origin clash is ready to put their body on the line for their respective state .
But Tuaupiki hilariously doesn’t believe his teammate will return to the Warriors should he be named in the NSW side, such is his commitment to the team. After a seven-year stint with the Knights he was released from his contract to sign a three-year deal with the Warriors, and now he’s on the verge of a representative cap after 154 NRL games.“A lot of people don’t really see what Barnett does off the field. He’s massive for us, he builds that strong edge.
“Yeah for sure, I’ve learnt a hell of a lot and I’ve had to eat s*** and learn from it the last couple of years,” Hynes told reporters on Saturday. “When you get a little calf strain it’s always a risk pushing it too early. Clinically with how many it takes to recover, I’m not too sure how many days it usually is,” Hynes said.
Sydney’s Joseph Suaalii had 71 run metres, three offloads and a try assist - though he did get sent to the bin in the first half for a professional foul - while Jesse Ramien racked up a team-high 143 run metres with two try assists.Roosters coach Trent Robinson said: “We’ve been really proud of Su. He’s really versatile, he can play all five positions. I think people had doubts on which positions he can play. But he’s a very good player whenever he needs to go.
The 25-year-old has made the fourth most tackles in the NRL this season, whilst also tallying four try assists in an impressive campaign 10 rounds in. Following an injury to Tom Trbojevic in Origin Game II last season, bench hooker Damien Cook was thrust into the action in the centres. However, Robson’s path to the No.14 isn’t straightforward, with Sharks pair Blayke Brailey and Cameron McInnes also in contention.
Moses, who hasn’t played since injuring his foot in Round 3, won’t feature for the Eels in Magic Round and is an outside chance of playing next week – the last game before Origin teams are announced. Moses is unlikely to make the cut for the Blues ahead of Origin Game I. “It’s unfair on him to put him out there with a lack of work. He’s going to want to play and try to play, but it’s unfair on him and unfair on the team, and he’s too important to us moving forward to risk now.Arthur went onto say that it’d be too big a risk if Moses was selected for Game I.
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