NRL 2018 Round 10 - Warriors vs Roosters TEAM LIST
NZWF Official thread for the 2018 Round 10 Warriors team list and discussion...The official team list will be posted as soon as it becomes available...
Team List NRL 2018 Round 10 - Warriors vs Roosters TEAM LIST
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VODAFONE WARRIORS v SYDNEY ROOSTERS
5pm, Saturday, May 12, 2018
Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
VODAFONE WARRIORS
1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (c)
2 David Fusitua
3 Peta Hiku - Ngāriki Kaiputahi
4 Solomone Kata
5 Ken Maumalo
6 Blake Green
7 Mason Lino
8 Bunty Afoa
9 Issac Luke - Nga Ruahine Rangi, Te Atiawa
10 Agnatius Paasi
11 Simon Mannering
12 Tohu Harris - Ngāti Kahungunu
13 Adam Blair - Ngā Puhi
Interchange
14 Karl Lawton
15 Sam Lisone
16 Isaiah Papalii
17 James Gavet
18 Sam Cook - Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Whatua
20 Jazz Tevaga
21 Albert Vete
22 Anthony Gelling
5pm, Saturday, May 12, 2018
Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
VODAFONE WARRIORS
1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (c)
2 David Fusitua
3 Peta Hiku - Ngāriki Kaiputahi
4 Solomone Kata
5 Ken Maumalo
6 Blake Green
7 Mason Lino
8 Bunty Afoa
9 Issac Luke - Nga Ruahine Rangi, Te Atiawa
10 Agnatius Paasi
11 Simon Mannering
12 Tohu Harris - Ngāti Kahungunu
13 Adam Blair - Ngā Puhi
Interchange
14 Karl Lawton
15 Sam Lisone
16 Isaiah Papalii
17 James Gavet
18 Sam Cook - Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Whatua
20 Jazz Tevaga
21 Albert Vete
22 Anthony Gelling
One change for Indigenous Round encounter
Author Richard Becht
Mason Lino will start at halfback in the only change to the playing 17 named for the Vodafone Warriors’ NRL Indigenous Round clash against the Sydney Roosters at Mount Smart Stadium on Saturday (5.00pm kick-off; match day sponsor: Canterbury of New Zealand).
Lino comes in for Shaun Johnson, whose ankle injury prevents him making his 150th career appearance against the same side he faced in both his debut in 2011 and his 100th game in 2015.
The 24-year-old Lino will make his fourth appearance of the season after previously filling the position against the Roosters, North Queensland and Melbourne.
Johnson has been omitted after being forced off the field in the 70th minute of the 26-4 win over Wests Tigers but the other two senior players who were injured – hooker Issac Luke and loose forward Adam Blair – have both been listed.
Luke was forced off with a shoulder injury in the 55th minute while Blair left the field with an ankle complaint after returning from the bench for his second stint.
“Adam is fine and will play,” said Vodafone Warriors head coach Stephen Kearney.
“We gave Issac every chance to play last week after injuring his knee against Melbourne and he came through. Once again, we’ll give him every opportunity this week.”
There’s one change on the extended bench with utility Jazz Tevaga (shoulder) back after he was unavailable last week.
The second-placed Vodafone Warriors face another stern examination this week with the Roosters sitting sixth on the ladder after going to a 5-4 record with their 22-20 victory over Manly last Sunday.
When the two sides met in the fourth round the Roosters, who came into the season as one of the premiership favourites, fell to a 6-30 loss at Allianz Stadium.
Since then the Roosters have beaten Cronulla 28-10, lost to South Sydney 14-26, had a 6-0 win over Canterbury-Bankstown, lost to the Dragons 8-24 and accounted Manly.
The Vodafone Warriors have had an identical win-loss-win-loss-win sequence in their last five matches against North Queensland, Brisbane, St George Illawarra, Melbourne and the Tigers.
The Vodafone Warriors have fashioned a solid record against the Roosters. This will be the 40th contest between the two sides with the Vodafone Warriors boasting a 22-1-16 win-draw-loss record. The only two current sides they have had a better run against are Gold Coast and South Sydney.
In 18 meetings at Mount Smart Stadium, the Vodafone Warriors have won 12 and lost six. They have had a sequence of four consecutive victories home and away since 2016.
https://www.warriors.kiwi/news/2018/05/08/one-change-for-indigenous-round-encounter/
Author Richard Becht
Mason Lino will start at halfback in the only change to the playing 17 named for the Vodafone Warriors’ NRL Indigenous Round clash against the Sydney Roosters at Mount Smart Stadium on Saturday (5.00pm kick-off; match day sponsor: Canterbury of New Zealand).
Lino comes in for Shaun Johnson, whose ankle injury prevents him making his 150th career appearance against the same side he faced in both his debut in 2011 and his 100th game in 2015.
The 24-year-old Lino will make his fourth appearance of the season after previously filling the position against the Roosters, North Queensland and Melbourne.
Johnson has been omitted after being forced off the field in the 70th minute of the 26-4 win over Wests Tigers but the other two senior players who were injured – hooker Issac Luke and loose forward Adam Blair – have both been listed.
Luke was forced off with a shoulder injury in the 55th minute while Blair left the field with an ankle complaint after returning from the bench for his second stint.
“Adam is fine and will play,” said Vodafone Warriors head coach Stephen Kearney.
“We gave Issac every chance to play last week after injuring his knee against Melbourne and he came through. Once again, we’ll give him every opportunity this week.”
There’s one change on the extended bench with utility Jazz Tevaga (shoulder) back after he was unavailable last week.
The second-placed Vodafone Warriors face another stern examination this week with the Roosters sitting sixth on the ladder after going to a 5-4 record with their 22-20 victory over Manly last Sunday.
When the two sides met in the fourth round the Roosters, who came into the season as one of the premiership favourites, fell to a 6-30 loss at Allianz Stadium.
Since then the Roosters have beaten Cronulla 28-10, lost to South Sydney 14-26, had a 6-0 win over Canterbury-Bankstown, lost to the Dragons 8-24 and accounted Manly.
The Vodafone Warriors have had an identical win-loss-win-loss-win sequence in their last five matches against North Queensland, Brisbane, St George Illawarra, Melbourne and the Tigers.
The Vodafone Warriors have fashioned a solid record against the Roosters. This will be the 40th contest between the two sides with the Vodafone Warriors boasting a 22-1-16 win-draw-loss record. The only two current sides they have had a better run against are Gold Coast and South Sydney.
In 18 meetings at Mount Smart Stadium, the Vodafone Warriors have won 12 and lost six. They have had a sequence of four consecutive victories home and away since 2016.
https://www.warriors.kiwi/news/2018/05/08/one-change-for-indigenous-round-encounter/
I would have been ok for both Adam and Isaac to sit this one out but in Stephen I trust
Roll on the Warriors!!
Roll on the Warriors!!
Well lets all hope and praise the consistently inconsistent Roosters in this one.
WLWLW....L to Warriors
I hope they do the same thing with Mannering this week!
Gavet will go better after Tighs run..
solid team, if luke is out i would bring tevaga onto the bench. i just dont rate same cook. i also hope the mannering papalii switcheroo happens pre kick off too.
No official word. SK was really cagey about it on RadioSport and said he will probably be a couple of weeks.
Roosters disputing the grading on Radleys charge. I hope he gets off and we smash em full strength.
No ones complaining about Kearney's cut and paste selections this week aye.
Sensible move sticking with Lawton over past Loyalty towards Jazs Stirling efforts.
Mannering back where he was hmm on paper at least...ah well if you owe anyone the beneifit of the doubt it is him.
You would doubt Luke will play really, unless he has another medical miracle there is no need at this stage to risk him...I get why they are giving him the chance though.
Happy for Lino that the story doesnt end with that Storm game, I am sure he learnt a lot from it.
Look out for Lino Roger Tuivasa-Sheck...cover his back in defence man.
Sensible move sticking with Lawton over past Loyalty towards Jazs Stirling efforts.
Mannering back where he was hmm on paper at least...ah well if you owe anyone the beneifit of the doubt it is him.
You would doubt Luke will play really, unless he has another medical miracle there is no need at this stage to risk him...I get why they are giving him the chance though.
Happy for Lino that the story doesnt end with that Storm game, I am sure he learnt a lot from it.
Look out for Lino Roger Tuivasa-Sheck...cover his back in defence man.
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yeah hopefully....as much as these guys fire their own up, guys like Paasi and Gavet like it a bit tasty...that would keep everyone awake the whole game.
You just have to hope buggers like this dont take out your key players with an illegal hit...the rules are all arse about......you get sent off for being offside but maim someone and its on report play on.
The one that really pisses me off is leg trips being a fine only.
Leg trips can cause horrific injuries just shows lawmakers have little understanding of the game in both codes.
Leg trips can cause horrific injuries just shows lawmakers have little understanding of the game in both codes.
Team as expected, hope Lino steps up rather than getting the Storm game Lino
1-17 looks pretty solid but would be less confident if Luke was out and presume Cook onto the Bench
1-17 looks pretty solid but would be less confident if Luke was out and presume Cook onto the Bench
If the Roorters get away with it it'll show the NRL really do turn a blind eye to them. I honestly don't see how they can get away with it. Clear cut head contact...
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