Blues 2019
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@African-Monkey Yeah I am he's been good I hear with the Crusaders ( when he's gotten on the field and off it)and they Rate him not sure why he wasn't good with Auckland.Maybe the environment cause he has impressed in the Crusaders setup. 
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@African-Monkey he grew as a player for NOrthland last year, scrummaging was poor at the start but got better as the season wore on and was a good ball carrier and defender. 
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Cameron Suafoa is another He played blindside last night and was one of the better performers. Waimana Reidlinger Kapa was very good at 8. 
 Suafoa is being courted by Canterbury and the Crusaders. They flying him down next week for a look around.
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@Chris If he's impressed, then why do they prefer that Sumner journeyman George Bower ahead of him? Wouldn't they invest in him a bit more and have him ahead of guys like Bower at the very least and maybe even competing with Harry Allan for a look in at LH? Even with Franks gone next year he's still gonna be miles down the pecking order. This more or less belongs in the Crusaders thread but oh well haha. 
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@African-Monkey Yeah it does They Like Bower as he played both sides of the Scrum.I think they see potential in Isi enough for a contract I am not 100% sure.But don't be surprised if they keep him. 
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@Yeetyaah said in Blues 2019: Why is Christie being touted as "returning home." Dude was born in Scotland. Manu will be a loss for the Chiefs if he moves back north. I think because in the article on the Blues website, they refer to him as a "former St Kent's pivot".  
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Enough has happened in the last 10 months to believe Mackinnon is indeed proving to be a Mikhael Gorbachev figure ushering an era of Glasnost, with the most notable thawing being an agreement that Auckland's Mitre 10 Cup team can train at the Blues Alexandra Park headquarters this season. 
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Blues U18's (made up of 50 players from 16 different schools throughout the Blues region) Tu'ukalikali Vaipulu - Aorere College 
 Viliame Vailea - Aorere College
 Finau Halafihi - Auckland Grammar
 Josh Fusitua - Auckland Grammar
 Sosaia Moala - Auckland Grammar
 Rylee Samuela - Auckland Grammar
 Troy Hona - Bay of Islands
 Jordan Hutchings - Dargaville
 Kitiona Vai - DeLa Salle
 Wallace Sititi - DeLaSalle
 Sofai Maka - DeLaSalle
 Theo Van Der Mei - Kaitaia
 Ray Su'a - Kelston
 Sam Howling - Kelston
 Tuuaga Ioane - Kelston
 Lenny Soseu - Kelston
 Leandro Vakatini - Kings College
 Levi Uluakiahoia - Kings College
 Israel Utunuku - Kings College
 James Brown - Kings College
 Dayton Iobu - Kings College
 Aidan Morgan - Kings College
 Meihana Grindlay - Kings College
 DJ (Dillon) Moon - MAGS
 Quinton Nichols - MAGS
 Rory Taylor - Rosmini
 Peter Neli - Sacred Heart
 Jadin Kingi - Sacred Heart
 Jackson Wiggins - Sacred Heart
 Corey Kellow - Sacred Heart
 Sean Weir - Sacred Heart
 Blake Makiri - Sacred Heart
 Brian Lealiiafano - Sacred Heart
 Scott Puni - St Kentigerns
 Tiaan Tauakipulu - St Kentigerns
 Alan Craig - St Kentigerns
 Lopeti Faifua - St Kentigerns
 Cam Church - St Kentigerns
 Jona Matacewa - St Kentigerns
 Naryan Strickland - St Peters College
 Ajay Faleafaga - St Peters College
 Semisi Tapa - St Peters College
 Malipolo Manukia - St Peters College
 Jericho Asi - St Peters College
 Alfred Nonu - Tangaroa
 David Toia-Hafoka - Westlake
 Finau Paea - Westlake
 Chlayton Frans - Westlake
 Jordan Dwight - Whangarei
 Javarne Porter - WhangareiGames 
 Saturday 13th July vs Chiefs U18– St Paul’s Collegiate, Hamilton KO 12.30pm
 Sunday 14th July vs Hurricanes U18 – Owen Delany Park, Taupo KO 1.30pm
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