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    Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

    Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

    1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
    2. Asafo Aumua
    3. Pasilio Tosi
    4. Dominic Bird
    5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
    6. Devan Flanders
    7. Peter Lakai
    8. Ardie Savea (c)
    9. Jamie Booth
    10. Brett Cameron
    11. Salesi Rayasi
    12. Riley Higgins
    13. Bailyn Sullivan
    14. Daniel Sinkinson
    15. Ruben Love ??
    16. Jacob Devery ??
    17. Xavier Numia
    18. Owen Franks
    19. TK Howden
    20. Brayden Iose
    21. Cam Roigard
    22. Aiden Morgan
    23. Kini Naholo

    Rested after big mins
    Billy Proctor
    Jordie Barrett
    James Blackwell
    Julian Savea
    Tyrel Lomax
    Josh Moorby

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    • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

      Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

      Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

      1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
      2. Asafo Aumua
      3. Pasilio Tosi
      4. Dominic Bird
      5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
      6. Devan Flanders
      7. Peter Lakai
      8. Ardie Savea (c)
      9. Jamie Booth
      10. Brett Cameron
      11. Salesi Rayasi
      12. Riley Higgins
      13. Bailyn Sullivan
      14. Daniel Sinkinson
      15. Ruben Love ??
      16. Jacob Devery ??
      17. Xavier Numia
      18. Owen Franks
      19. TK Howden
      20. Brayden Iose
      21. Cam Roigard
      22. Aiden Morgan
      23. Kini Naholo

      Rested after big mins
      Billy Proctor
      Jordie Barrett
      James Blackwell
      Julian Savea
      Tyrel Lomax
      Josh Moorby

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      @Canes4life said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

      Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

      Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

      1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
      2. Asafo Aumua
      3. Pasilio Tosi
      4. Dominic Bird
      5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
      6. Devan Flanders
      7. Peter Lakai
      8. Ardie Savea (c)
      9. Jamie Booth
      10. Brett Cameron
      11. Salesi Rayasi
      12. Riley Higgins
      13. Bailyn Sullivan
      14. Daniel Sinkinson
      15. Ruben Love ??
      16. Jacob Devery ??
      17. Xavier Numia
      18. Owen Franks
      19. TK Howden
      20. Brayden Iose
      21. Cam Roigard
      22. Aiden Morgan
      23. Kini Naholo

      Rested after big mins
      Billy Proctor
      Jordie Barrett
      James Blackwell
      Julian Savea
      Tyrel Lomax
      Josh Moorby

      Just to jog your memory in case you want to make any changes to your lineup this is the Hurricanes side that got tipped over 19 - 24 up at Mt. Smart on March 25 last year, the game that was the MPs first ever win. Incidentally the TAB odds for that game were Hurricanes $1.01 Moana Pasifika $12

      Hurricanes: 1-Xavier Numia, 2-Asafo Aumua, 3-Tyrel Lomax, 4-Caleb Delany, 5-Scott Scrafton, 6-Reed Prinsep, 7-Blake Gibson, 8-Brayden Iose, 9-TJ Perenara, 10-Aidan Morgan, 11-Wes Goosen, 12-Teihorangi Walden, 13-Peter Umaga-Jensen, 14-Josh Moorby, 15-Jordie Barrett
      Reserves: 16-James O'Reilly, 17-Alex Fidow, 18-Tevita Mafileo, 19-Tom Parsons, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-Cameron Roigard, 22-Ruben Love, 23-Salesi Rayasi

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        @Canes4life said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

        Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

        Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

        1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
        2. Asafo Aumua
        3. Pasilio Tosi
        4. Dominic Bird
        5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
        6. Devan Flanders
        7. Peter Lakai
        8. Ardie Savea (c)
        9. Jamie Booth
        10. Brett Cameron
        11. Salesi Rayasi
        12. Riley Higgins
        13. Bailyn Sullivan
        14. Daniel Sinkinson
        15. Ruben Love ??
        16. Jacob Devery ??
        17. Xavier Numia
        18. Owen Franks
        19. TK Howden
        20. Brayden Iose
        21. Cam Roigard
        22. Aiden Morgan
        23. Kini Naholo

        Rested after big mins
        Billy Proctor
        Jordie Barrett
        James Blackwell
        Julian Savea
        Tyrel Lomax
        Josh Moorby

        Just to jog your memory in case you want to make any changes to your lineup this is the Hurricanes side that got tipped over 19 - 24 up at Mt. Smart on March 25 last year, the game that was the MPs first ever win. Incidentally the TAB odds for that game were Hurricanes $1.01 Moana Pasifika $12

        Hurricanes: 1-Xavier Numia, 2-Asafo Aumua, 3-Tyrel Lomax, 4-Caleb Delany, 5-Scott Scrafton, 6-Reed Prinsep, 7-Blake Gibson, 8-Brayden Iose, 9-TJ Perenara, 10-Aidan Morgan, 11-Wes Goosen, 12-Teihorangi Walden, 13-Peter Umaga-Jensen, 14-Josh Moorby, 15-Jordie Barrett
        Reserves: 16-James O'Reilly, 17-Alex Fidow, 18-Tevita Mafileo, 19-Tom Parsons, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-Cameron Roigard, 22-Ruben Love, 23-Salesi Rayasi

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        @Higgins said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

        @Canes4life said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

        Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

        Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

        1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
        2. Asafo Aumua
        3. Pasilio Tosi
        4. Dominic Bird
        5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
        6. Devan Flanders
        7. Peter Lakai
        8. Ardie Savea (c)
        9. Jamie Booth
        10. Brett Cameron
        11. Salesi Rayasi
        12. Riley Higgins
        13. Bailyn Sullivan
        14. Daniel Sinkinson
        15. Ruben Love ??
        16. Jacob Devery ??
        17. Xavier Numia
        18. Owen Franks
        19. TK Howden
        20. Brayden Iose
        21. Cam Roigard
        22. Aiden Morgan
        23. Kini Naholo

        Rested after big mins
        Billy Proctor
        Jordie Barrett
        James Blackwell
        Julian Savea
        Tyrel Lomax
        Josh Moorby

        Just to jog your memory in case you want to make any changes to your lineup this is the Hurricanes side that got tipped over 19 - 24 up at Mt. Smart on March 25 last year, the game that was the MPs first ever win. Incidentally the TAB odds for that game were Hurricanes $1.01 Moana Pasifika $12

        Hurricanes: 1-Xavier Numia, 2-Asafo Aumua, 3-Tyrel Lomax, 4-Caleb Delany, 5-Scott Scrafton, 6-Reed Prinsep, 7-Blake Gibson, 8-Brayden Iose, 9-TJ Perenara, 10-Aidan Morgan, 11-Wes Goosen, 12-Teihorangi Walden, 13-Peter Umaga-Jensen, 14-Josh Moorby, 15-Jordie Barrett
        Reserves: 16-James O'Reilly, 17-Alex Fidow, 18-Tevita Mafileo, 19-Tom Parsons, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-Cameron Roigard, 22-Ruben Love, 23-Salesi Rayasi

        It's a risk. But Canes need to rest all their ABs over the next 2 weeks. So either this coming week vs MP. Or at home the next week vs the force

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        • WingerW Winger

          @Higgins said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

          @Canes4life said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

          Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

          Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

          1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
          2. Asafo Aumua
          3. Pasilio Tosi
          4. Dominic Bird
          5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
          6. Devan Flanders
          7. Peter Lakai
          8. Ardie Savea (c)
          9. Jamie Booth
          10. Brett Cameron
          11. Salesi Rayasi
          12. Riley Higgins
          13. Bailyn Sullivan
          14. Daniel Sinkinson
          15. Ruben Love ??
          16. Jacob Devery ??
          17. Xavier Numia
          18. Owen Franks
          19. TK Howden
          20. Brayden Iose
          21. Cam Roigard
          22. Aiden Morgan
          23. Kini Naholo

          Rested after big mins
          Billy Proctor
          Jordie Barrett
          James Blackwell
          Julian Savea
          Tyrel Lomax
          Josh Moorby

          Just to jog your memory in case you want to make any changes to your lineup this is the Hurricanes side that got tipped over 19 - 24 up at Mt. Smart on March 25 last year, the game that was the MPs first ever win. Incidentally the TAB odds for that game were Hurricanes $1.01 Moana Pasifika $12

          Hurricanes: 1-Xavier Numia, 2-Asafo Aumua, 3-Tyrel Lomax, 4-Caleb Delany, 5-Scott Scrafton, 6-Reed Prinsep, 7-Blake Gibson, 8-Brayden Iose, 9-TJ Perenara, 10-Aidan Morgan, 11-Wes Goosen, 12-Teihorangi Walden, 13-Peter Umaga-Jensen, 14-Josh Moorby, 15-Jordie Barrett
          Reserves: 16-James O'Reilly, 17-Alex Fidow, 18-Tevita Mafileo, 19-Tom Parsons, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-Cameron Roigard, 22-Ruben Love, 23-Salesi Rayasi

          It's a risk. But Canes need to rest all their ABs over the next 2 weeks. So either this coming week vs MP. Or at home the next week vs the force

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          Canes4life
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          #4

          @Winger said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

          @Higgins said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

          @Canes4life said in Hurricanes v Waratahs:

          Without taking Moana Pasifika lightly (due to last year’s result) I think it’s a good opportunity to rest Jordie Barrett and Tyrel Lomax, along with the likes of Proctor and Moorby.

          Now I don’t know who’s available for next week but I feel like Love isn’t far away. If he’s ready and available I think this would be a fun team to showcase against Moana Pasifika.

          1. Pouri Rakate-Stones
          2. Asafo Aumua
          3. Pasilio Tosi
          4. Dominic Bird
          5. Isaia Walker-Leawere
          6. Devan Flanders
          7. Peter Lakai
          8. Ardie Savea (c)
          9. Jamie Booth
          10. Brett Cameron
          11. Salesi Rayasi
          12. Riley Higgins
          13. Bailyn Sullivan
          14. Daniel Sinkinson
          15. Ruben Love ??
          16. Jacob Devery ??
          17. Xavier Numia
          18. Owen Franks
          19. TK Howden
          20. Brayden Iose
          21. Cam Roigard
          22. Aiden Morgan
          23. Kini Naholo

          Rested after big mins
          Billy Proctor
          Jordie Barrett
          James Blackwell
          Julian Savea
          Tyrel Lomax
          Josh Moorby

          Just to jog your memory in case you want to make any changes to your lineup this is the Hurricanes side that got tipped over 19 - 24 up at Mt. Smart on March 25 last year, the game that was the MPs first ever win. Incidentally the TAB odds for that game were Hurricanes $1.01 Moana Pasifika $12

          Hurricanes: 1-Xavier Numia, 2-Asafo Aumua, 3-Tyrel Lomax, 4-Caleb Delany, 5-Scott Scrafton, 6-Reed Prinsep, 7-Blake Gibson, 8-Brayden Iose, 9-TJ Perenara, 10-Aidan Morgan, 11-Wes Goosen, 12-Teihorangi Walden, 13-Peter Umaga-Jensen, 14-Josh Moorby, 15-Jordie Barrett
          Reserves: 16-James O'Reilly, 17-Alex Fidow, 18-Tevita Mafileo, 19-Tom Parsons, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-Cameron Roigard, 22-Ruben Love, 23-Salesi Rayasi

          It's a risk. But Canes need to rest all their ABs over the next 2 weeks. So either this coming week vs MP. Or at home the next week vs the force

          My thoughts on this are:

          • I would wait to rest Lomax until next week because we will get Mafileo back for the Force.
          • I would rest either Coles or Aumua this week so the other is available for next week.
          • Jordie can be rested at any point, he has a more than capable replacement in Higgins waiting to come in, same with Ardie.
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            Do you know if Aumua is under the resting protocols? It seems to be the players involved in that early year AB camp/get together if that's any help.

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              Do you know if Aumua is under the resting protocols? It seems to be the players involved in that early year AB camp/get together if that's any help.

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              @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

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                @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

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                @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                I would think that he might be.

                Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

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                  @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                  @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                  I would think that he might be.

                  Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

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                  @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                  @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                  @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                  I would think that he might be.

                  Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                  You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

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                  • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

                    @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                    @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                    @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                    I would think that he might be.

                    Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                    You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

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                    @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                    @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                    @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                    @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                    I would think that he might be.

                    Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                    You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                    Reading comprehension problems?

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                    • CrucialC Crucial

                      @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                      I would think that he might be.

                      Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                      You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                      Reading comprehension problems?

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                      #10

                      @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                      @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                      I would think that he might be.

                      Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                      You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                      Reading comprehension problems?

                      I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

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                      • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

                        @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                        I would think that he might be.

                        Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                        You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                        Reading comprehension problems?

                        I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

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                        @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                        @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                        I would think that he might be.

                        Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                        You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                        Reading comprehension problems?

                        I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

                        Is it me getting confused then? I didn't think he was in the AB XV?

                        McAlister
                        Thompson
                        Makalio

                        are the players I was referring to.

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                        • CrucialC Crucial

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                          I would think that he might be.

                          Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                          You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                          Reading comprehension problems?

                          I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

                          Is it me getting confused then? I didn't think he was in the AB XV?

                          McAlister
                          Thompson
                          Makalio

                          are the players I was referring to.

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                          @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                          @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                          I would think that he might be.

                          Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                          You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                          Reading comprehension problems?

                          I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

                          Is it me getting confused then? I didn't think he was in the AB XV?

                          McAlister
                          Thompson
                          Makalio

                          are the players I was referring to.

                          Hmmm, maybe I'm getting confused because I think Aumua was initially in the AB XV and then he was moved into the main side, but didn't take the field. Too long ago for me to accurately recall.

                          I do agree though, those other three hookers are a bit average.

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                          • CrucialC Crucial

                            @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            @Crucial not 100% sure, if he's not then that works out better.

                            I would think that he might be.

                            Sammy T and Taylor are the only 'locked in' hookers. Coles is now a second fiddle super player and none of the three AB XV players look ready for test rugby yet

                            You don't think Aumua looks ready? He's been superb to start the year.

                            Reading comprehension problems?

                            I just re-asked the question because I'm surprised you think Aumua isn't ready for test rugby, assuming he's one of the three AB XV hookers you're referring to. His set piece performance has improved dramatically in the last half a year so I'm just interested to know why you think he's not ready yet?

                            Is it me getting confused then? I didn't think he was in the AB XV?

                            McAlister
                            Thompson
                            Makalio

                            are the players I was referring to.

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                            @Crucial said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                            Is it me getting confused then? I didn't think he was in the AB XV?

                            I think he was one of the 3 hookers originally named in the AB XV squad but he floated up to the AB squad

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                              Yes, Aumua was originally named in the AB XV squad but was one of the 6 players later replaced (by Thompson in his case) as he was promoted to the AB squad.

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                                Cheers, so back to the original point. He would likely be on the managed play list then.
                                Currently sits at 4 in the pecking list and I can't see anyone overtaking him.
                                More likely that he overtakes Coles.

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                                  The three hookers originally chosen were Aumua, Bell and McAlister so Makalio was a replacement too. Aumua would definitely be the next hooker outside the established three, even though he never played a test on the EOYT.

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                                    The three hookers originally chosen were Aumua, Bell and McAlister so Makalio was a replacement too. Aumua would definitely be the next hooker outside the established three, even though he never played a test on the EOYT.

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                                    @Bovidae said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                                    The three hookers originally chosen were Aumua, Bell and McAlister so Makalio was a replacement too. Aumua would definitely be the next hooker outside the established three, even though he never played a test on the EOYT.

                                    I definitely think he's jumped Infront of Coles now, Coles just doesn't seem to be the same player he used to be. Age is getting the better of him I feel.

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                                      @Bovidae said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                                      The three hookers originally chosen were Aumua, Bell and McAlister so Makalio was a replacement too. Aumua would definitely be the next hooker outside the established three, even though he never played a test on the EOYT.

                                      I definitely think he's jumped Infront of Coles now, Coles just doesn't seem to be the same player he used to be. Age is getting the better of him I feel.

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                                      @Canes4life said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                                      @Bovidae said in Moana Pasifika v Hurricanes:

                                      The three hookers originally chosen were Aumua, Bell and McAlister so Makalio was a replacement too. Aumua would definitely be the next hooker outside the established three, even though he never played a test on the EOYT.

                                      I definitely think he's jumped Infront of Coles now, Coles just doesn't seem to be the same player he used to be. Age is getting the better of him I feel.

                                      I don't disagree. It's more what the selectors think though. They may be happy to carry Coles as an experienced backup.
                                      The third choice hooker will only play minnow games to rest the other two and be there for injury cover.
                                      Hopefully Aumua gets a chance during the test season to be that third player with Coles waiting at home as the experienced backup that can seemlessly join camp.

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                                        Whatever his ranking I'd say he is certainly on the rest list and you need to take that into account in team selections and planning.

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                                          Whatever his ranking I'd say he is certainly on the rest list and you need to take that into account in team selections and planning.

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                                          @Crucial from a Hurricanes standpoint, they may also wait until Jacob Devery comes back in aswell, he shouldn't be too far away so that should help if the likes of Coles needs to take a rest over the next couple weeks.

                                          Because the Canes are poor at updating injuries, it's pretty much a guessing game.

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