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tuu maori has been named in the PNG squad
Sharks Players in 2008 World Cup
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its samoa scott..misi fits in with the flair and enthusiasm...pity simmo didnt make it
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Not very hard to make the squads to be honest, but never the less Well Done to all.
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is there a world cup god squad?
soccer world cup is over peachey
Yeah apparently Jason Stevens is coming otu of retirement to captainthe side.
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how can you be named in 2 different teams...wait kiwis also selected sonny bill :lmao kiwi selectors are stupidif he doesnt make the final kiwi squad hell play for tonga
same will probably apply to a lot of players in kiwi squad and other nations (tonga, samoa etc)
also te maari is in the kiwi squad
he may be the first WA junior (that im aware of) to become an international rugby league player
good luck to him
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... Vula Naqau (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), James Storer (Cronulla Sharks), Osea Sadrau (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Jason Bukuya (Cronulla Sharks), ...
Source: http://fijidailypost.com/news.php?section=3&fijidailynews=19218
BATI BROS
29-Sep-2008 08:32 AM
<EDITED>Full article can be found here
Fiji Bati Names for the World Cup: Jone Macilai (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Josateki Ravueta (Sawtell Panthers (NSW), Jone Wesele (Darlington Point Roosters (NSW), Sevanaia Koroi (West Magpies (NSW), Alipate Tani (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Kaliova Tani (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Iowane Divavesi (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), Waisele Sukanaveita (Vice Captain) (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), Ilisoni Mateiratu (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Semisi Tora (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Malakai Tuiloa (Ulladulla Bulldog (NSW), Vula Naqau (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), James Storer (Cronulla Sharks), Osea Sadrau (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Jason Bukuya (Cronulla Sharks), Ashton Sims (Brisbane Broncos), Nick Brad Qalilawa (Manly Sea Eagles), Wes Naiqama (Captain) (Newcastle Knights), Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights), Aaron Groom (Canterbury Bulldogs), Darryl Millard (Canterbury Bulldogs), Semi Tadulala (Bradford Bulls), John Sutton (North Sydney Rabbitohs), Jarod Hayne (Paramatta Eels), Nemani Suguturaga (Suva Bookshop Nabua Broncos), Josua Koroibulu (Ulladulla Bulldog (NSW), Namila Davui (Dubbo CYMS), Eparama Navale (Dubbo CYMS).
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Source: http://fijidailypost.com/news.php?section=3&fijidailynews=19218
BATI BROS
29-Sep-2008 08:32 AM
<EDITED>Full article can be found here
Fiji Bati Names for the World Cup: Jone Macilai (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Josateki Ravueta (Sawtell Panthers (NSW), Jone Wesele (Darlington Point Roosters (NSW), Sevanaia Koroi (West Magpies (NSW), Alipate Tani (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Kaliova Tani (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Iowane Divavesi (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), Waisele Sukanaveita (Vice Captain) (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), Ilisoni Mateiratu (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Semisi Tora (Parkes Spacemen (NSW), Malakai Tuiloa (Ulladulla Bulldog (NSW), Vula Naqau (Terrigal Sharks (NSW), James Storer (Cronulla Sharks), Osea Sadrau (Fassifern Bombers (QLD), Jason Bukuya (Cronulla Sharks), Ashton Sims (Brisbane Broncos), Nick Brad Qalilawa (Manly Sea Eagles), Wes Naiqama (Captain) (Newcastle Knights), Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights), Aaron Groom (Canterbury Bulldogs), Darryl Millard (Canterbury Bulldogs), Semi Tadulala (Bradford Bulls), John Sutton (North Sydney Rabbitohs), Jarod Hayne (Paramatta Eels), Nemani Suguturaga (Suva Bookshop Nabua Broncos), Josua Koroibulu (Ulladulla Bulldog (NSW), Namila Davui (Dubbo CYMS), Eparama Navale (Dubbo CYMS).
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ONE FOR THE GRANNIES
The Corronulla Sharks hooker says he would not let his armor down even if death comes his way. “I have vowed to my grandmother that I will play for Fiji at ...
Source: http://fijidailypost.com/news.php?section=3&fijidailynews=19268
ONE FOR THE GRANNIES
1-Oct-2008 08:59 AM
By ISAAC LAL
JAMES Storer maybe a name unique to the Fijian name style but that is the main points says Storer himself.
“The name may sound weird to many as they would have expected Api or Semisi but James is more like a Jemesa,” he said.
The 26 year old is one of the faces in the Vodafone Fiji Bati squad for the Rugby League World Cup in Australia later this month but he believes that the name Bati says it all.
Bati means teeth or warrior in Fijian and Storer says that is exactly what the players need to put their mindset on.
“Bati means the teeth that tears apart or warrior in the Fijian hierarchy and my grandma says that it is this name that means everything behind the team.”
“I have played a little bit of union but I believe I fell in love with rugby league from a very long time,” Storer said.
The Corronulla Sharks hooker says he would not let his armor down even if death comes his way.
“I have vowed to my grandmother that I will play for Fiji at international level and I am willing to sacrifice my all for them.”
And why his grandmother?
“My grandmother hails from Namosi and my grandpa comes from Lakeba in Lau and they moved to Australia when my dad was still young.”
And what a combination did the family choose in building this muscular man to be one of the names that would be on the starting line-up for the Vodafone Bati side when they line up for the national anthems against France and Scotland later next month.
“My dad married an Aborigine so I think I have a lot of tough blood running in my veins which has made me very strong,” he added.
And what he thinks of the opposition?
“Our first aim is France and we will give them a good run for their money. We know their style of play and we have been studying their matches and know how to counter them.
“We have a good combination and a right mixture of players and with a wholesale of players coming from the NRL I think we have a good chance of pulling some surprises,” he said.
And the strongest word he knows in Fijian? “Kaivitipower”
The Corronulla Sharks hooker says he would not let his armor down even if death comes his way. “I have vowed to my grandmother that I will play for Fiji at ...
Source: http://fijidailypost.com/news.php?section=3&fijidailynews=19268
ONE FOR THE GRANNIES
1-Oct-2008 08:59 AM
By ISAAC LAL
JAMES Storer maybe a name unique to the Fijian name style but that is the main points says Storer himself.
“The name may sound weird to many as they would have expected Api or Semisi but James is more like a Jemesa,” he said.
The 26 year old is one of the faces in the Vodafone Fiji Bati squad for the Rugby League World Cup in Australia later this month but he believes that the name Bati says it all.
Bati means teeth or warrior in Fijian and Storer says that is exactly what the players need to put their mindset on.
“Bati means the teeth that tears apart or warrior in the Fijian hierarchy and my grandma says that it is this name that means everything behind the team.”
“I have played a little bit of union but I believe I fell in love with rugby league from a very long time,” Storer said.
The Corronulla Sharks hooker says he would not let his armor down even if death comes his way.
“I have vowed to my grandmother that I will play for Fiji at international level and I am willing to sacrifice my all for them.”
And why his grandmother?
“My grandmother hails from Namosi and my grandpa comes from Lakeba in Lau and they moved to Australia when my dad was still young.”
And what a combination did the family choose in building this muscular man to be one of the names that would be on the starting line-up for the Vodafone Bati side when they line up for the national anthems against France and Scotland later next month.
“My dad married an Aborigine so I think I have a lot of tough blood running in my veins which has made me very strong,” he added.
And what he thinks of the opposition?
“Our first aim is France and we will give them a good run for their money. We know their style of play and we have been studying their matches and know how to counter them.
“We have a good combination and a right mixture of players and with a wholesale of players coming from the NRL I think we have a good chance of pulling some surprises,” he said.
And the strongest word he knows in Fijian? “Kaivitipower”