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2019 NRL – Canterbury vs New Zealand Warriors -Bankstown Bulldogs Preview & Prediction
THE TEAM NEWS
NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS
Head Coach: Stephen Kearney
Starting 13: Tuivasa-Sheck, Fusitu’a, Hiku, Kata, Maumalo, Keighran, Green, Paasi, Roache, Afoa, Blair, Harris, Burr – Interchanges: Tevaga, Lisone, Ah Mau Ayshford – Reserves: Beale, Sao, Lawton, Harris-Tavita
Unavailable: Isaiah Papali’i, Issac Luke
New Zealand Warriors parted ways with the mercurial Shaun Johnson in the off-season which will see a new halfback pairing this year with debutant Adam Keighran getting first crack at the #6 jersey alongside Blake Green.
The Warriors will be hoping for more of the same from 2018 Dally M winner Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as they look to make the top 8 once again but a lot will rest on his shoulders without Johnson in the side.
Lachlan Burr is a surprise inclusion at lock for the Warriors whilst Nathaniel Roache comes in at hooker for Issac Luke who is out with a shoulder injury with Isaiah Papali’i also out having been stood down by the Warriors.
CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN BULLDOGS
Head Coach: Dean Pay
Starting 13: Hopoate, Crichton, Holland, Montoya, R. Smith, Foran, Lewis, Tolman, Lichaa, Napa, Jackson, Faitala-Mariner, Elliott – Interchanges: Marshall-King, Fualalo, Harawira-Naera, Sue – Reserves: Cogger, Meaney, C. Smith, Ogden
Unavailable: Fa’amanu Brown, Renouf To’omaga, Brandon Wakeham
Canterbury Bulldogs finished 2018 on a high after a largely poor season with plenty of emerging talent coming through their ranks who all should be better for their experience last year.
The Bulldogs added some size to their pack in the off-season with Dylan Napa and Corey Harawira-Naera the big name arrivals but they also lost David Klemmer to Newcastle in what is a huge blow.
Will Hopoate will begin the season at fullback meaning new signing Christian Crichton has to settle for a spot on the wing in the opening game whilst fan favourite Rhyse Martin is set to start the season in reserve grade.
THE PREDICTION
New Zealand Warriors begin a new era without halfback Shaun Johnson with Stephen Kearney's men looking to improve on last season's eighth-placed finish. They host a Bulldogs side that ended the season well last season but a tough trip to Mt Smart should see them begin 2019 with a defeat. The Warriors need to make their home a fortress this season and whilst they are traditionally good on home soil, they lacked consistency last year which is something they will be looking to improve on, especially in the early rounds.
2019 NRL – Canterbury vs New Zealand Warriors -Bankstown Bulldogs Preview & Prediction
THE TEAM NEWS
NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS
Head Coach: Stephen Kearney
Starting 13: Tuivasa-Sheck, Fusitu’a, Hiku, Kata, Maumalo, Keighran, Green, Paasi, Roache, Afoa, Blair, Harris, Burr – Interchanges: Tevaga, Lisone, Ah Mau Ayshford – Reserves: Beale, Sao, Lawton, Harris-Tavita
Unavailable: Isaiah Papali’i, Issac Luke
New Zealand Warriors parted ways with the mercurial Shaun Johnson in the off-season which will see a new halfback pairing this year with debutant Adam Keighran getting first crack at the #6 jersey alongside Blake Green.
The Warriors will be hoping for more of the same from 2018 Dally M winner Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as they look to make the top 8 once again but a lot will rest on his shoulders without Johnson in the side.
Lachlan Burr is a surprise inclusion at lock for the Warriors whilst Nathaniel Roache comes in at hooker for Issac Luke who is out with a shoulder injury with Isaiah Papali’i also out having been stood down by the Warriors.
CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN BULLDOGS
Head Coach: Dean Pay
Starting 13: Hopoate, Crichton, Holland, Montoya, R. Smith, Foran, Lewis, Tolman, Lichaa, Napa, Jackson, Faitala-Mariner, Elliott – Interchanges: Marshall-King, Fualalo, Harawira-Naera, Sue – Reserves: Cogger, Meaney, C. Smith, Ogden
Unavailable: Fa’amanu Brown, Renouf To’omaga, Brandon Wakeham
Canterbury Bulldogs finished 2018 on a high after a largely poor season with plenty of emerging talent coming through their ranks who all should be better for their experience last year.
The Bulldogs added some size to their pack in the off-season with Dylan Napa and Corey Harawira-Naera the big name arrivals but they also lost David Klemmer to Newcastle in what is a huge blow.
Will Hopoate will begin the season at fullback meaning new signing Christian Crichton has to settle for a spot on the wing in the opening game whilst fan favourite Rhyse Martin is set to start the season in reserve grade.
THE PREDICTION
New Zealand Warriors begin a new era without halfback Shaun Johnson with Stephen Kearney's men looking to improve on last season's eighth-placed finish. They host a Bulldogs side that ended the season well last season but a tough trip to Mt Smart should see them begin 2019 with a defeat. The Warriors need to make their home a fortress this season and whilst they are traditionally good on home soil, they lacked consistency last year which is something they will be looking to improve on, especially in the early rounds.
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