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With DCE likely to partner Munster in the halves for the Kangaroos the choice of back up #7 in the WC squad appears to be a straight fight between Cleary and the new Dally M winner, the deserved Nico Haynes.

I think Meninga will opt for the Sharks player given his history alongside Munster. 

Whatever, it'll be interesting and not without controversy!

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Hynes can cover every position in the backs and half backs with ease - there will be inevitable injuries and he should be on the plane for that reason - Cleary will be no7 

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4 minutes ago, SydneyRoosters said:

Meninga has said every day for the past 5 months that DCE Is starting Halfback.

Meninga also famously said, "What's Rugby League ever done for me?"

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Barring injury, there is absolutely no chance that DCE, Cleary and Munster don't make the squad.

I also think Hunt is a certainty as he covers halfback and 9.  So that is 4 that can play in the havles.

After that it is about who else get's in.  Could be Moses but he is a specialist in the half back positions or it could be Hynes or Wighton (or both) because they have more of a utility tag.  It will depend on whether Meninga wants a spine utility (Hynes) or a stand off / centre utility in Wighton.  I would expect the latter.

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3 hours ago, Number 16 said:

With DCE likely to partner Munster in the halves for the Kangaroos the choice of back up #7 in the WC squad appears to be a straight fight between Cleary and the new Dally M winner, the deserved Nico Haynes.

I think Meninga will opt for the Sharks player given his history alongside Munster. 

Whatever, it'll be interesting and not without controversy!

What a silly question. 

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1 hour ago, Dunbar said:

Barring injury, there is absolutely no chance that DCE, Cleary and Munster don't make the squad.

I also think Hunt is a certainty as he covers halfback and 9.  So that is 4 that can play in the havles.

After that it is about who else get's in.  Could be Moses but he is a specialist in the half back positions or it could be Hynes or Wighton (or both) because they have more of a utility tag.  It will depend on whether Meninga wants a spine utility (Hynes) or a stand off / centre utility in Wighton.  I would expect the latter.

I think Moses is a doubt due to the impending birth of his child.

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1 minute ago, Gomersall said:

I think Moses is a doubt due to the impending birth of his child.

Blimey, that's quick work.  He only had one last week.

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"If someone doesn't value evidence, what evidence are you going to provide to prove that they should value it? If someone doesn't value logic, what logical argument could you provide to show the importance of logic?" — Sam Harris

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14 minutes ago, Dunbar said:

Blimey, that's quick work.  He only had one last week.

I only saw the headlines about missing the WC last week. Events have overtaken me. Any way his Mrs won’t let him leave the house after missing the birth let alone swanning off to the other side of the world. 😉

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(I apologise in advance for the crudeness of this joke)

If all these players pulling out of the World Cup to have babies had pulled out 9 months ago, we wouldn't be in this position.

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"If someone doesn't value evidence, what evidence are you going to provide to prove that they should value it? If someone doesn't value logic, what logical argument could you provide to show the importance of logic?" — Sam Harris

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