NYC team - trial game vs Manly

[roosterproud]

we are playing mandys nyc.
minus 298 last year i think they were.

heres the team from our site


NYC Head Coach Paul Green has named his squad for this weekend's trial against Mandy at Bluetongue Stadium.

The Roosters Under 20s will be playing their second trial of 2013 and looking to continue their good form following last weekend's big win over St George Illawarra.

Brandon Tago and Rhyse Martin, who have spent their summer training with the NRL squad under Trent Robinson and alongside the likes of Anthony Minichiello and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, will lead the team around the paddock in the curtain-raiser to the NRL side's opening hit out of the year.

Ball-playing lock John Asiata, who set up two tries in last weekend's victory over the Dragons, will again feature in the midfield for the junior Tricolours and will be supported from behind by fullback Dallas Wells, the brother of NRL squad member Henare.

SQUAD
Dallas Wells, Graeme Sua' Poe, Brendan Elliot, Nene Macdonald, Dylan Holmes, Jake Maklouf, Tyler Cornish, Brandon Tago, Alex Thomas, Mitchell Mamary, Guy Power, Rhyse Martin, John Asiata, Jokatama Dokonivalu, Jack Noble, Louis Meehan, Josh Graham, Tuiala Togitasi, Chad Rennie, Matt Baker, Jack Goodsell, Jason Antonelli, Daniel Smith

The NYC match kicks off at 5.00pm.

Sydney Roosters v Mandy-Whinge ah Sea Eagles
Saturday, 16 February 2013
Blue Tongue Stadium, Gosford
NRL: 7.30pm
NYC: 5.00pm

[morley101]

An old article on Chad Rennie. He get his wish....

http://northern-district-times.where...-on-the-field/

Chad locks in future on the field



WHEN he was a kid Chad Rennie wanted to be one of the Roosters - he never thought he would end up playing for opposing team the West Tigers.

The 15-year-old is this week’s Northern District Times Junior Sports Star.

“Ever since I was four, I always wanted to play first grade,” Chad (pictured) said.

“My dad got me started, watching the game on TV and then I joined a team.”

Like many players, Chad had a modest start to the game, joining the Year 4 team at his school Putney Primary.

“The team were shy of numbers so they asked me to join,” Chad said.

He also joined the Holy Cross Rhinos team, which played on weekends.

When he started high school he joined the Holy Cross Metropolitan Catholic School team but still played for the Rhinos.

It was while he was playing for the Rhinos in 2008 that he was selected for the West Tigers junior development squad.

The Putney resident plays second row or lock.

“I like being defensive, I like tackling and getting totally involved in the game and being in the middle of things.”

Chad said playing for the West Tigers against other young promising teams from clubs such as the Roosters and South Sydney was tough but he loved the challenge.

He said he would still love to play for the Roosters, the NSW team and, of course, Australia.

Last year he captained the school team, trained up to three times a week for his footy teams and squeezed in gym sessions and running twice a week.

Chad was also an exceptional student, getting top marks in his exams, especially for maths and science, and also playing touch football.

But the big focus, he said, was on being selected for the West Tigers again this year.

[theGman]

An old article on Chad Rennie. He get his wish....

Good get morley. Great read!