Two Wests Tigers selected in NSW Residents side

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Courtesy of the official Wests Tigers website:

Two Wests Tigers selected in NSW Residents side

Tue 1st July, 06:16PM
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Wests Tigers duo Jack Buchanan and Nathan Brown have today been named in the VB NSW Cup Representative side to face the QLD Residents in the lead-up to State of Origin Game Three in Brisbane.

The side is made up of players from the NSW Cup competition, with Brown and Buchanan earning selection from their performances so far this year with the third-placed Wests Tigers team.

The team is subject to Round 17 NRL selections and players chosen in first grade will be withdrawn from the Representative team.

Wests Tigers congratulate both players on their selection.
 
Congrats to both Nathan and Jack (although Jack won't get the chance to rep the NSW Cup side )

Pity the Qld Cup boys will kick your butts
 
@Flippedy said:
So Jack was good enough to be chosen for this, yet everyone thinks he has been playing crap?

That is a simple one friend. Even when he is playing well he is quite poor.
 
Surely Moses should be in this? His stats since playing in cup have been off the charts!

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@pacman said:
@Flippedy said:
So Jack was good enough to be chosen for this, yet everyone thinks he has been playing crap?

That is a simple one friend. Even when he is playing well he is quite poor.

Surely they have better prop options for the Residents side then?
 
@Gray said:
Surely Moses should be in this? His stats since playing in cup have been off the charts!

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Must be a minimum amount of games rule involved , but you are quite right from what I've seen
 
@willow said:
Courtesy of the official Wests Tigers website:

Two Wests Tigers selected in NSW Residents side

Tue 1st July, 06:16PM
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Wests Tigers duo Jack Buchanan and Nathan Brown have today been named in the VB NSW Cup Representative side to face the QLD Residents in the lead-up to State of Origin Game Three in Brisbane.

The side is made up of players from the NSW Cup competition, with Brown and Buchanan earning selection from their performances so far this year with the third-placed Wests Tigers team.

The team is subject to Round 17 NRL selections and players chosen in first grade will be withdrawn from the Representative team.

Wests Tigers congratulate both players on their selection.

Its not what you know but who you know

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the VB NSW Cup Representative side will be restricted to those athletes whose twenty-fifth (25) birthday falls in or after the calendar year in question.
 
I can't really comment on anything but the game on the weekend and while Buchanan tends to lack punch he certainly has a massive engine and tries very hard. No impact to his runs and no fancy offloads or anything though. He's quite one dimensional outside of his motor.
 
@happy tiger said:
@Gray said:
Surely Moses should be in this? His stats since playing in cup have been off the charts!

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Must be a minimum amount of games rule involved , but you are quite right from what I've seen

They have to have played 50% of their available games in NSW Cup, so I'd say Moses is precluded.
 
@Masterton said:
@happy tiger said:
@Gray said:
Surely Moses should be in this? His stats since playing in cup have been off the charts!

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Must be a minimum amount of games rule involved , but you are quite right from what I've seen

They have to have played 50% of their available games in NSW Cup, so I'd say Moses is precluded.

Yeah, it wasn't till a couple of weekends after the test weekend when he got his ban he started playing cup, wasn't it?

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@stanjohnno said:
the VB NSW Cup Representative side will be restricted to those athletes whose twenty-fifth (25) birthday falls in or after the calendar year in question.

brown and buchanan are both under 25
 
Further to the above, here is an insight into the eligibility and selection criteria that is now being used to select the side:

Eligibility Criteria

In cases where no eligible athlete has met or exceeded the selection criteria, the VB NSW Cup Representative side Head Coach, in agreement with the NSW State of Origin Head Coach may select an athlete from outside the eligibility criteria.

The State of Origin Head Coach must indicate that the athlete’s selection is supported by current form to the Selection Committee.

In order to assist in the development of the next generation of athletes capable of representing the NSW State of Origin team, the maximum age for selection for the VB NSW Cup Representative side will be restricted to those athletes whose twenty-fifth (25) birthday falls in or after the calendar year in question.

Selection will be made without bias or discrimination and is open to any NSW athlete who meets the following eligibility criteria:

The athlete must have appeared in a minimum of 50% of the games they’re available for in the 2014 VB NSW Cup or Intrust Super Cup rounds prior to the selection committee meeting.

Must be available to play for Australia and not represented a Tier 1 Nation at Senior Level.

In addition to the eligibility criteria above, the athlete must also answer yes to the majority of conditions below.

- Have previously played for a NSW Origin team at U18 or U20 level

- Must have been born in NSW

- If the athlete was not born in NSW, he must have resided in NSW since prior to his 13th birthday

- Has played Rugby League in NSW for the majority of years from U6 to U18.

- Has spent the majority of his school years, from K-Yr 12 in NSW

- Has first participated in a Junior Representative competition in NSW (Harold Matthews or SG Ball)

- Has first played School State Representative Rugby League in NSW

- Have a father who played origin for NSW
 

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