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Mitchell Delamotte

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South Sydney would surely have to be the “rookie team of the year.” The young outside backs at the Rabbitohs have not let the proud club down this year. Dylan Walker, Alex Johnston and Kirisome Auva’a could potentially be on the red and green’s team for the next 10 years. And while Souths don’t have the strongest juniors, they do have a quality lock, Cheyne Whitelaw, who is an absolute workhorse. Look for him to debut in 2016 – you can never be too prepared CEO’s!

Elsewhere around the league, Cronulla Sutherland continue their poor run of form and you would be a brave man to think it could change this week. Michael Lichaa, Fa’amanu Brown and Valentine Holmes are all talents I would consider putting into a real team but not into a NRLCEO fantasy side. Let’s wait until season 2015 and reassess their viability…

Finally one of my favourite players will be playing in position due to Grubs grubbiness. Moses Mbye will play 5/8 this week, and I assume would also be there for the following 3 weeks. If you had Josh Reynolds I would suggest a straight swap, and for anyone thinking about a new 5/8, Mbye has plenty of talent and could have potentially played the whole year at a couple of other clubs.

 

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Mitchell Delamotte

Mitchell is a former rugby league trundler for his local junior club. With one representative game under his belt he some how feels qualified to write and share his opinions. Mitchell created NYC Report after being frustrated with the lack of content on the future stars of the game. He hopes that watching the two hours prior to NRL games can help you with a glimpse to the future stars.
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Mitchell is a former rugby league trundler for his local junior club. With one representative game under his belt he some how feels qualified to write and share his opinions. Mitchell created NYC Report after being frustrated with the lack of content on the future stars of the game. He hopes that watching the two hours prior to NRL games can help you with a glimpse to the future stars.