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The comment about not being allowed a mid-season test is concerning if taken literally, though that could well just mean they weren't able to organise one given current circumstances. Has anyone got a better insight that could shed further light on that situation? 

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I just love the name Foggin-Johnson. Sounds like some 1930s blues singer from the Deep South. 

Anyway, there's a decent backline in that squad. Just not sure about the forwards. 

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I'd like to see nations like Jamaica, Nigeria and Lebanon given the opportunity to take on the stronger European nations (excluding England) more regularly. Maybe one of the years in a WC cycle could accommodate a tournament involving France, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Italy/Greece plus the 3 nations mentioned above.

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1 hour ago, Sir Kevin Sinfield said:

Looking forward to Jamaica v Ireland at Headingley, I’m supporting Jamaica for sure. 

Yeh that will be an interesting game . 

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Surprised to see Lloyd White included on that list. Wonder why he's switching from Wales?

"Just as we had been Cathars, we were treizistes, men apart."

Jean Roque, Calendrier-revue du Racing-Club Albigeois, 1958-1959

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8 hours ago, Johnoco said:

I wish Jamaica well, genuinely, but I will be supporting Ireland here for sure. 

Romeo Monteith deserves some sort of award though for being a RL legend, his enthusiasm is fantastic.

Why is that now? A good run for Jamaica could do wonders for the sport there.

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Something like this would be there strongest possible line up. The squad has a lot of wingers and is a bit light on front rowers. Will be relying on their league 1 forwards I think
 

  1. Ashton Golding (Huddersfield)
  2. Ben Jones-Bishop (York City Knights)
  3. Jordan Turner (Castleford Tigers)
  4. Jacob Ogden (London Broncos) 
  5. Dom Young (Newcastle Knights)
  6. James Woodburn-Hall (Halifax)
  7. Izaac Farrell (Sheffield Eagles)
  8. Jon Magrin (Dewsbury Rams)
  9. Lloyd White (Toulouse Olympique)
  10. Jordan Andrade (Hunslet Hawks)
  11. Joel Farrell (Sheffield Eagles) 
  12. Luis Johnson (Hull Kingston Rovers)
  13. Michael Lawrence (Huddersfield Giants)
  14. Ross Peltier (Doncaster)
  15. Keenen Tomlinson (Dewsbury Rams)
  16. Lamont Bryan (London Skolars)
  17. Omari Caro (London Skolars)
  18. Greg Johnson (Batley Bulldogs)
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It’s fantastic to have Jamaica in the WC , it’s just a great story that should be bigged up like this as part of the build up to the WC

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