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but George Gatis is??? WTF?
I'm sorry Ivan, but you've seriously got this one wrong, son.
Duo back in Warriors line-up
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Warriors winger Manu Vatuvei and hooker Lance Hohaia return to the side for Sunday's NRL clash against the Sydney Roosters at Aussie Stadium.
Vatuvei, 20, has been cleared after the hamstring trouble that has restricted him to just two appearances in the Warriors' last eight games.
Hohaia is back for the first time since the second round match against Parramatta in Hamilton. Since then he has played Bartercard Cup football for the Waicoa Bay Stallions although he was part of an 18-man squad that prepared for the Brisbane match last Sunday.
Joining Vatuvei and Hohaia is 19-year-old prop Sam Rapira who again comes into the squad with captain Steve Price on State of Origin duty with Queensland. Rapira will be on the bench for his third first-grade match while Evarn Tuimavave moves into the starting line-up.
Hohaia's recall comes at the expense of George Gatis, who has been the interchange dummy half for 10 successive matches.
"Lance comes back in partly because of the balance in the team," said Cleary.
"He provides different attributes than George and has been working on aspects of his game at training and with Waicoa Bay in the Bartercard Cup.
"At the same time, Nathan Fien has been going well for us at hooker so George hasn't seen a lot of game time. He'll go back to the Bartercard Cup with the Counties Manukau Jetz to get some more football behind him."
Hohaia is on a five-man bench along with Micheal Luck, Wairangi Koopu, Clinton Toopi and Rapira.
With Vatuvei back, Tony Martin returns to the centres after playing on the wing against Brisbane. That has forced Koopu to the bench with Cleary opting for the same starting combination in the back row of Awen Guttenbeil, Louis Anderson and Sione Faumuina used against the Broncos.
Russell Smith has been named as referee
I'm sorry Ivan, but you've seriously got this one wrong, son.
Duo back in Warriors line-up
Related Articles
Taulapapa's contract terminated
Warriors to contest Wiki charge
Broncos edge Warriors in thriller
Jun 6, 2006
Warriors winger Manu Vatuvei and hooker Lance Hohaia return to the side for Sunday's NRL clash against the Sydney Roosters at Aussie Stadium.
Vatuvei, 20, has been cleared after the hamstring trouble that has restricted him to just two appearances in the Warriors' last eight games.
Hohaia is back for the first time since the second round match against Parramatta in Hamilton. Since then he has played Bartercard Cup football for the Waicoa Bay Stallions although he was part of an 18-man squad that prepared for the Brisbane match last Sunday.
Joining Vatuvei and Hohaia is 19-year-old prop Sam Rapira who again comes into the squad with captain Steve Price on State of Origin duty with Queensland. Rapira will be on the bench for his third first-grade match while Evarn Tuimavave moves into the starting line-up.
Hohaia's recall comes at the expense of George Gatis, who has been the interchange dummy half for 10 successive matches.
"Lance comes back in partly because of the balance in the team," said Cleary.
"He provides different attributes than George and has been working on aspects of his game at training and with Waicoa Bay in the Bartercard Cup.
"At the same time, Nathan Fien has been going well for us at hooker so George hasn't seen a lot of game time. He'll go back to the Bartercard Cup with the Counties Manukau Jetz to get some more football behind him."
Hohaia is on a five-man bench along with Micheal Luck, Wairangi Koopu, Clinton Toopi and Rapira.
With Vatuvei back, Tony Martin returns to the centres after playing on the wing against Brisbane. That has forced Koopu to the bench with Cleary opting for the same starting combination in the back row of Awen Guttenbeil, Louis Anderson and Sione Faumuina used against the Broncos.
Russell Smith has been named as referee