Sharks Players Pursue State of Origin Ambitions Amid Eligibility Shifts
New rules let players who played for England or New Zealand play in State of Origin. Sharks players Addin Fonua-Blake and Briton Nikora want to play.
#StateOfOrigin, #NRL, #RugbyLeague, #CronullaSharks, #PlayerEligibility
Some rugby players who played for other countries can now try to play for New South Wales or Queensland in the State of Origin games. Players from the Cronulla Sharks team, Addin Fonua-Blake and Briton Nikora, have said they want to play.
#StateOfOrigin, #NRL, #RugbyLeague, #CronullaSharks, #PlayerEligibility
NRL Alters State of Origin Eligibility to Allow Dual Representation
NRL changes State of Origin rules. Players can now play for NSW or QLD and also for countries like New Zealand. This helps players choose.
#NRL, #StateOfOrigin, #RugbyLeague, #PlayerEligibility, #InternationalRugby
https://newsletter.tf/nrl-origin-eligibility-dual-representation/
The NRL has made new rules for the State of Origin games. Players who can play for New South Wales or Queensland can now also play for their country, like New Zealand. This change lets players do both and is a big step for rugby league.
#NRL, #StateOfOrigin, #RugbyLeague, #PlayerEligibility, #InternationalRugby
https://newsletter.tf/nrl-origin-eligibility-dual-representation/
Marc Guehi Cleared for FA Cup Play Amidst FA Rule Evolution
Marc Guehi can now play for Manchester City in the FA Cup. A new rule lets players play for two clubs in the cup. This is different from the Carabao Cup.
#MarcGuehi, #FACup, #ManchesterCity, #FootballRules, #PlayerEligibility
https://newsletter.tf/guehi-fa-cup-manchester-city-rule-change/
A new rule from the FA now lets Marc Guehi play for Manchester City in the FA Cup. He can play for a second team in the cup this year. However, he still cannot play for Manchester City in the Carabao Cup.
#MarcGuehi, #FACup, #ManchesterCity, #FootballRules, #PlayerEligibility
https://newsletter.tf/guehi-fa-cup-manchester-city-rule-change/
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