Damo
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You cannot switch allegiances between Tier One nations.
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Walker right at home on Kiwi soil
A move to the Warriors on a three-year deal has secured Dylan Walker's long-term playing future and presented the opportunity to immerse his sons in the culture he missed out on as a child.
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Damo
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There is no stand down period when switching between Tier One nations nor residency (unless you are yet to represent the nation). I don't think there is going to be new criteria?I would have thought not having played for Oz since 2014 would be a significant enough stand down period and not to mention he would be eligible on residency and not too mention having Maori heritage. Says he got very close to being in the last World Cup. We will see what happens this years with the new critieria.Walker right at home on Kiwi soil
A move to the Warriors on a three-year deal has secured Dylan Walker's long-term playing future and presented the opportunity to immerse his sons in the culture he missed out on as a child.
Also, the residency clause is 5 years
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When did this story break? Saturday?
League legend Bennett eyes Kiwis coaching job after Maguire's departure to Origin
The veteran helped New Zealand to World Cup glory in 2008.www.newshub.co.nz
If i was NZRL wouldve signed him on Sunday.....
Just do it....your not getting anyone better......Kiwi's could be set up to go on a run of dominance, couldnt think of anyone better to navigate it.
Short term this is awesome. But he's in his 70s. I'd prefer Cleary or Webster. Even Bellamy, But hes no spring chicken himself. Someone who is keen to coach us for the next 10 years. But, Beggars can't be chooses, I'll take the old fulla! Lol
World class is world class and he's all time.......and players still respond for him. He has the reigns for the next couple of years or so, have Cayless or Stacey or whoever next in line as his assistant.....and bang instant succession plan to carry on what is hopefully going to be a dominant era for the Kiwis.
Absolute no brainer for me......then again this is the NZRL we're talking about.
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No brainer has a completely different definition when it comes to the NZRL
I think that's the way he'd want it, similar to the current situation at the Dolphins.
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Benny has a sizeable Kiwi contingent at the Dolphins, not sure if Kearney is working with them or not, for this year. Starting to feel pretty positive about Wayne taking over.There is no stand down period when switching between Tier One nations nor residency (unless you are yet to represent the nation). I don't think there is going to be new criteria?
Also, the residency clause is 5 years
NRL news: Penrith Panthers and New Zealand’s James Fisher-Harris wins Golden Boot | Daily Telegraph
New Zealand’s James Fisher-Harris has won the prestigious Golden Boot award.
Fisher-Harris, 27, received the gong from former Golden Boot winner Brad Fittler during an official announcement at NRL headquarters on Wednesday morning.
New Zealander Georgia Hale and France’s Jérémy Bourson created Golden Boot history after being chosen as the respective 2023 women’s and wheelchair winners.
In a hotly contested race, Fisher-Harris edged out shortlist candidates Payne Haas (Australia), Joseph Tapine (New Zealand) and Harry Smith (England).
Fisher-Harris played in all three of New Zealand’s Pacific Championships games, culminating in the Kiwis’ famous 30-0 win over Australia in the final.
The accolade caps a stunning year for Fisher-Harris, who was part of Penrith’s premiership-winning side.
A panel comprising Darren Lockyer, Adam Blair, James Graham, Adrian Morley and Ruben Wiki selected the winner.
James Fisher-Harris led the Kiwis to victory in the Pacific Championships. Picture: Fiona Goodall/Getty Images
The Golden Boot award is handed to the best international player of the year.
Haas was a strong candidate but missed Australia’s second Pacific Championships game in Melbourne, damaging his chances.
The shortlist of four was cut after 20 players were originally nominated.
Previously, the Golden Boot was awarded to the best player in the game globally. In 2018, the rules were altered to add more weight to international football.
Before 2018, Golden Boot winners included Fittler, Brett Kenny, Wally Lewis, Peter Sterling, Garry Jack, Ellery Hanley, Mal Meninga, Andrew Johns, Billy Slater, Greg Inglis, Benji Marshall, Andy Farrell, Cam Smith and Johnathan Thurston.
Hale is the first forward to win the women’s award while Bourson – France’s first Golden Boot recipient in any discipline of the game – are based in the Northern Hemisphere and were unable to attend.
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Damo
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Well deserved for both of our Golden Boots. AwesomeNRL news: Penrith Panthers and New Zealand’s James Fisher-Harris wins Golden Boot | Daily Telegraph
New Zealand’s James Fisher-Harris has won the prestigious Golden Boot award.
Fisher-Harris, 27, received the gong from former Golden Boot winner Brad Fittler during an official announcement at NRL headquarters on Wednesday morning.
New Zealander Georgia Hale and France’s Jérémy Bourson created Golden Boot history after being chosen as the respective 2023 women’s and wheelchair winners.
In a hotly contested race, Fisher-Harris edged out shortlist candidates Payne Haas (Australia), Joseph Tapine (New Zealand) and Harry Smith (England).
Fisher-Harris played in all three of New Zealand’s Pacific Championships games, culminating in the Kiwis’ famous 30-0 win over Australia in the final.
The accolade caps a stunning year for Fisher-Harris, who was part of Penrith’s premiership-winning side.
A panel comprising Darren Lockyer, Adam Blair, James Graham, Adrian Morley and Ruben Wiki selected the winner.
James Fisher-Harris led the Kiwis to victory in the Pacific Championships. Picture: Fiona Goodall/Getty Images
The Golden Boot award is handed to the best international player of the year.
Haas was a strong candidate but missed Australia’s second Pacific Championships game in Melbourne, damaging his chances.
The shortlist of four was cut after 20 players were originally nominated.
Previously, the Golden Boot was awarded to the best player in the game globally. In 2018, the rules were altered to add more weight to international football.
Before 2018, Golden Boot winners included Fittler, Brett Kenny, Wally Lewis, Peter Sterling, Garry Jack, Ellery Hanley, Mal Meninga, Andrew Johns, Billy Slater, Greg Inglis, Benji Marshall, Andy Farrell, Cam Smith and Johnathan Thurston.
Hale is the first forward to win the women’s award while Bourson – France’s first Golden Boot recipient in any discipline of the game – are based in the Northern Hemisphere and were unable to attend.
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Nothing left for Fish to do in the game but win a trophy for the Warriors with AFB's money.
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'This is our pinnacle': Fisher-Harris backs more internationals as Kiwi stars dominate IRL Golden Boot Award
New Zealand dominated in 2023 and have been rewarded with the two biggest individual honours in international rugby league, with Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris…
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Hope it bodes well for more internationals with the likes of JFH saying this that these are our origin.
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