John Nick
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Cheers Teets.
Was just at the fridge
General NSW Cup 2024
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Was just at the fridge
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NSW Cup site says 80 mins player 34-4… must be run by TAFE students
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John Nick
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You mean attacking the line.
Surely thats a good thing
Lost a bit without Roache there
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You'd want a full nsw cup game imo.
Bring him in on the back of a full game just to bring his confidence levels up.
Tuaupiki and TMM are once again too good to be playing cup footy, someone's gonna pick them up.
KPWarrior
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Surely Taine's gotta be a priority
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Couple of Tmm link passes for tries tonight won't go unseen either
John Nick
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Yes. We really need Metcalf back. Offers something we are sadly lacking
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NSW Cup Match Report: Metcalf comes through
AuthorRichard Becht & photosport.nzTimestampFri 2 Aug 2024, 07:14 pmLuke Metcalf made a successful return from his long injury layoff to help the One New Zealand Warriors to a big 46-10 win over Parramatta in tonight’s round 22 New South Wales Cup clash at Go Media Stadium.
Sidelined for four months after breaking his right leg in late March, the 25-year-old was heavily involved in a 40-minute stint before making a scheduled exit from the match at halftime.
He and halfback Te Maire Martin created havoc down Parramatta’s right edge as the Warriors bolted to 30-0 lead with five converted tries in the first 31 minutes.
Responding to last Friday night’s shock loss to Western Suburbs, the Warriors were in ruthless mood as they stretched the Eels almost every time they were in possession.
Winger Motu Pasikala showed great strength as he wrestled his way over for the opening try in the ninth minute before a Paul Roache bust up the middle created a try for his captain Kalani Going 12 minutes later.
There was a double for second rower Jacob Laban, one coming as he ran through and shook off multiple defenders, while Roache caught Parramatta out with a try from dummy half.
The Warriors lapsed just before the break conceding a try but were back on the scoreboard two minutes into the second half with a Taine Tuaupiki try to restore their 30-point advantage.
The Eels came back with a second try but it would be their last as the Warriors finished off the contest with Pasikala going long range for his second try followed by Eddie Ieremia-Toeava with his side’s eighth try of the day.
The Warriors’ 12th win of the season bounced them up to 29 points and back into third spot for now at least
NSW Cup Match Report: Metcalf comes through
Luke Metcalf made a successful return from injury in big NSW Cup win over Parramatta.
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