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2014 Nrl Checklist 2014 NRL CHECKLIST BRISBANE BRONCOS GOLD COAST TITANS PARRAMATTA EELS ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA DRAGONS 1 P1 sp1 Justin Hodges 37 p37 sp37 Greg Bird 73 P73 sp73 Jarryd Hayne 109 P109 sp109 Ben Creagh 2 P2 sp2 Corey Parker 38 p38 sp38 Nate Myles 74 P74 sp74 Tim Mannah 110 P110 sp110 Mike Cooper 3 P3 sp3 Ben Barba 39 p39 sp39 Kevin Gordon 75 P75 sp75 Will Hopoate 111 P111 sp111 Dylan Farrell 4 P4 sp4 Matt Gillett 40 p40 sp40 Ashley Harrison 76 P76 sp76 Darcy Lussick 112 P112 sp112 Tyson Frizell 5 P5 sp5 Alex Glenn 41 p41 sp41 Albert Kelly 77 P77 sp77 Fuifui Moimoi 113 P113 sp113 Trent Merrin 6 P6 sp6 Martin Kennedy 42 p42 sp42 David Mead 78 P78 sp78 Corey Norman 114 P114 sp114 Brett Morris 7 P7 sp7 Andrew MC Cullough 43 p43 sp43 Aidan Sezer 79 P79 sp79 Joseph Paulo 115 P115 sp115 Joel Thompson 8 P8 sp8 Josh MC Guire 44 p44 sp44 David Taylor 80 P80 sp80 Nathan Peats 116 P116 sp116 Gareth Widdop 9 P9 sp9 Sam Thaiday 45 p45 sp45 Will Zillman 81 P81 sp81 Willie Tonga 117 P117 sp117 Sam Williams CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN BULLDOGS MANLY-WARRINGAH SEA EAGLES PENRITH PANTHERS SYDNEY ROOSTERS 10 P10 sp10 Michael Ennis 46 P46 sp46 Jason King 82 P82 sp82 Kevin Kingston 118 P118 sp118 Anthony Minichiello 11 P11 sp11 Frank Pritchard 47 P47 sp47 Jamie Lyon 83 P83 sp83 Brent Kite 119 P119 sp119 Boyd Cordner 12 P12 sp12 Dale Finucane 48 P48 sp48 Daly Cherry-Evans 84 P84 sp84 Tyrone Peachey 120 P120 sp120 Jake Friend 13 P13 sp13 James Graham 49 P49 sp49 Kieran Foran 85 P85 sp85 James Segeyaro 121 P121 sp121 Michael Jennings 14 P14 sp14 Trent Hodkinson 50 P50 sp50 Brenton Lawrence 86 P86 sp86 David Simmons 122 P122 sp122 James Maloney 15 P15 sp15 Josh Morris 51 P51 sp51 Steve Matai 87 P87 sp87 Jamie Soward 123 P123 sp123 Mitchell Pearce 16 P16 sp16 Josh Reynolds 52 P52 sp52 Brett Stewart 88 P88 sp88 Elijah Taylor 124 P124 sp124 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck 17 P17 sp17 Aiden Tolman 53 P53 sp53 Glenn Stewart 89 P89 sp89 Peter Wallace 125 P125 sp125 Jared Waerea-Hargreaves 18 P18 sp18 Tony Williams 54 P54 sp54 Anthony Watmough 90 P90 sp90 Dean Whare 126 P126 sp126 Sonny Bill Williams CANBERRA RAIDERS MELBOURNE STORM CRONULLA-SUTHERLAND SHARKS WARRIORS 19 P19 sp19 Terry Campese 55 P55 sp55 Cameron Smith 91 P91 sp91 Paul Gallen 127 P127 sp127 Simon Mannering 20 P20 sp20 Jarrod Croker 56 P56 sp56 Jesse Bromwich 92 P92 sp92 Todd Carney 128 P128 sp128 Jayson Bukuya 21 P21 sp21 Shaun Fensom 57 P57 sp57 Cooper Cronk 93 P93 sp93 Andrew Fifita 129 P129 sp129 Shaun Johnson 22 P22 sp22 Edrick Lee 58 P58 sp58 Ben Hampton 94 P94 sp94 Michael Gordon 130 P130 sp130 Sione Lousi 23 P23 sp23 Josh MC Crone 59 P59 sp59 Ryan Hinchcliffe 95 P95 sp95 Wade Graham 131 P131 sp131 Feleti Mateo 24 P24 sp24 Anthony Milford 60 P60 sp60 Kevin Proctor 96 P96 sp96 Daniel Holdsworth 132 P132 sp132 Ben Matulino 25 P25 sp25 Josh Papalii 61 P61 sp61 George Rose 97 P97 sp97 Michael Lichaa 133 P133 sp133 Dane Nielsen 26 P26 sp26 Dane Tilse 62 P62 sp62 Billy Slater 98 P98 sp98 Matt Prior 134 P134 sp134 Sam Tomkins 27 P27 sp27 Jack Wighton 63 P63 sp63 Sisa Waqa 99 P99 sp99 Jeff Robson 135 P135 sp135 Manu Vatuvei NORTH QUEENSLAND COWBOYS NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS WESTS TIGERS 28 P28 sp28 Matthew Scott 64 P64 sp64 Kurt Gidley 100 P100 sp100 John Sutton 136 P136 sp136 Robbie Farah 29 P29 sp29 Johnathan Thurston 65 P65 sp65 Darius Boyd 101 P101 sp101 George Burgess 137 P137 sp137 Luke Brooks 30 P30 sp30 Gavin Cooper 66 P66 sp66 Dane Gagai 102 P102 sp102 Sam Burgess 138 P138 sp138 Liam Fulton 31 P31 sp31 Kyle Feldt 67 P67 sp67 Chris Houston 103 P103 sp103 Greg Inglis 139 P139 sp139 Chris Lawrence 32 P32 sp32 Glenn Hall 68 P68 sp68 Joey Leilua 104 P104 sp104 IsSac Luke 140 P140 sp140 Cory Paterson 33 P33 sp33 Joel Riethmuller 69 P69 sp69 Willie Mason 105 P105 sp105 Chris MC Queen 141 P141 sp141 Pat Richards 34 P34 sp34 James Tamou 70 P70 sp70 James MC Manus 106 P106 sp106 Nathan Merritt 142 P142 sp142 Martin Taupau 35 P35 sp35 Brent Tate 71 P71 sp71 Beau Scott 107 P107 sp107 Adam Reynolds 143 P143 sp143 James Tedesco 36 P36 sp36 Ray Thompson 72 P72 sp72 Akuila Uate 108 P108 sp108 Lote Tuqiri 144 P144 sp144 Aaron Woods LEAGUE SENSATIONS (16) YOUNG GUNS (16) - SILVER FOIL STAMPED CARDS - SILVER FOIL STAMPED CARDS - PERSONALLY SIGNED BY EACH PLAYER - PERSONALLY SIGNED BY EACH PLAYER - EACH CARD INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED & - EACH CARD INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED & NRL AUTHENTICATED NRL AUTHENTICATED - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 130 PER PLAYER - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 130 PER PLAYER B.Stewart J . Tedesco MASTER & APPRENTICE (32) PRIDE & PASSION (48) 2013 WORLD CUP HEROES (24) - 2 PLAYERS PER TEAM - PRINTED ON SILVER BOARD - GOLD FOIL STAMPED - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 400 - 3 PLAYERS PER TEAM - FEATURING ALL SQUAD MEMBERS PER DESIGN - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 525 - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 250 PER DESIGN PER DESIGN WORLD CUP HEROES PARALLELS (24) WOMEN IN LEAGUE (9) - GOLD FOIL STAMPED ON FOIL BOARD - PRINTED ON FOIL BOARD - FEATURING ALL SQUAD MEMBERS - FEATURING ALL NOMINEES OF THE 2013 HARVEY NORMAN - LIMITED IN EDITION TO 80 PER DESIGN ‘FAVOURITE SON’ AWARD CARDS ARE ARTIST IMPRESSION ONLY- SIGNATURES VISUAL ONLY PROUDLY PRODUCED UNDER LICENSE BY BY PURCHASING THIS OFFICIAL LICENSED PRODUCT, YOU ARE SUPPORTING THE GROWTH & ESP MERCHANDISE PTY. LTD. © 2014 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DEVELOPMENT OF RUGBY LEAGUE AND YOUR CLUB. JOIN NRL.COM FOR FREE MEMBER BENEFITS. 2014 NRL ELITE INSERT SERIES YOUNG GUNS SIGNATURES PRIDE & PASSION 2013 WORLD CUP HEROES PARALLELS YG 1 BRONCOS Ben Hunt PP 1 BRONCOS Alex Glenn WCHP 1 Cameron Smith YG 2 BULLDOGS David Klemmer PP 2 BRONCOS Andrew MC Cullough WCHP 2 Paul Gallen YG 3 RAIDERS Paul Vaughan PP 3 BRONCOS Sam Thaiday WCHP 3 Greg Bird YG 4 COWBOYS Kyle Feldt PP 4 BULLDOGS Josh Morris WCHP 4 Darius Boyd YG 5 TITANS Anthony Don PP 5 BULLDOGS Frank Pritchard WCHP 5 Daly Cherry-Evans YG 6 SEA EAGLES Peta Hiku PP 6 BULLDOGS Aiden Tolman WCHP 6 Boyd Cordner YG 7 STORM Tohu Harris PP 7 RAIDERS Jarrod Croker WCHP 7 Cooper Cronk YG 8 KNIGHTS Robbie Rochow PP 8 RAIDERS Shaun Fensom WCHP 8 Robbie Farah YG 9 EELS Kelepi Tanginoa PP 9 RAIDERS Dane Tilse WCHP 9 Andrew Fifita YG 10 PANTHERS Matt Moylan PP 10 COWBOYS Brent Tate WCHP 10 Jarryd Hayne YG 11 SHARKS Sosaia Feki PP 11 COWBOYS Johnathan Thurston WCHP 11 Greg Inglis YG 12 rabbitohs Dylan Walker PP 12 COWBOYS Antonio Winterstein WCHP 12 Michael Jennings YG 13 DRAGONS Jack Stockwell PP 13 TITANS Mark Minichiello WCHP 13 Luke Lewis YG 14 ROOSTERS Daniel Tupou PP 14 TITANS Nate Myles WCHP 14 Brett Morris YG 15 WARRIORS Ngani Laumape PP 15 TITANS Will Zillman WCHP 15 Josh Morris YG 16 WESTS TIGERS James Tedesco PP 16 SEA EAGLES Jason King WCHP 16 Nate Myles PP 17 SEA EAGLES Jamie Lyon WCHP 17 Josh Papalii PP 18 SEA EAGLES Glenn Stewart WCHP 18 Corey Parker PP 19 STORM Jesse Bromwich WCHP 19 Matthew Scott LEAGUE SENSATIONS SIGNATURES PP 20 STORM Ryan Hoffman WCHP 20 Billy Slater LS 1 Broncos Corey Parker PP 21 STORM Billy Slater WCHP 21 James Tamou LS 2 Bulldogs Michael Ennis PP 22 KNIGHTS Kurt Gidley WCHP 22 Brent Tate LS 3 Raiders Terry Campese PP 23 KNIGHTS Kade Snowden WCHP 23 Sam Thaiday LS 4 Cowboys Matthew Scott PP 24 KNIGHTS Akuila Uate WCHP 24 Johnathan Thurston LS 5 Titans Greg Bird PP 25 EELS Jarryd Hayne LS 6 Sea Eagles Brett Stewart PP 26 EELS Darcy Lussick LS 7 Storm Cameron Smith PP 27 EELS Chris Sandow LS 8 Knights Darius Boyd PP 28 PANTHERS Tim Grant WOMEN IN LEAGUE LS 9 Eels Tim Mannah PP 29 PANTHERS Nigel Plum WIL 1 ROOSTERS Anthony Minichiello LS 10 Panthers David Simmons PP 30 PANTHERS Peter Wallace WIL 2 RABBITOHS Roy Asotasi LS 11 Sharks Michael Gordon PP 31 SHARKS Todd Carney WIL 3 KNIGHTS Danny Buderus LS 12 Rabbitohs John Sutton PP 32 SHARKS Paul Gallen WIL 4 DRAGONS Ben Creagh LS 13 Dragons Trent Merrin PP 33 SHARKS Wade Graham WIL 5 BULLDOGS Dene Halatau LS 14 Roosters Anthony Minichiello PP 34 RABBITOHS Greg Inglis WIL 6 COWBOYS Dallas Johnson LS 15 Warriors Simon Mannering PP 35 RABBITOHS Issac Luke WIL 7 WARRIORS Simon Mannering LS 16 Wests TIGERS Liam Fulton PP 36 RABBITOHS Nathan Merritt WIL 8 STORM Bryan Norrie PP 37 DRAGONS Dan Hunt WIL 9 BRONCOS Scott Prince PP 38 DRAGONS Brett Morris MASTER & APPRENTICE PP 39 DRAGONS Jason Nightingale MA 1 BRONCOS Ben Hannant PP 40 ROOSTERS James Maloney CASE CARDS MA 2 Jarrod Wallace PP 41 ROOSTERS Mitchell Pearce CC 1 Johnathan Thurston MA 3 BULLDOGS James Graham PP 42 ROOSTERS Jared Waerea-Hargreaves CC 2 Celebration Photo MA 4 Dale Finucane PP 43 WARRIORS Shaun Johnson CCS 1 Daly Cherry-Evans Signature Card MA 5 RAIDERS Brett White PP 44 WARRIORS Ben Matulino MA 6 Shannon Boyd PP 45 WARRIORS Jerome Ropati MA 7 COWBOYS Gavin Cooper PP 46 WESTS TIGERS Braith Anasta MA 8 Jason Taumalolo PP 47 WESTS TIGERS Robbie Farah ALBUM CARD MA 9 TITANS Luke Bailey PP 48 WESTS TIGERS Chris Lawrence 1 dalLy M MEDALLIST COOPER CRONK MA 10 Ryan James MA 11 SEA EAGLES Anthony Watmough MA 12 Jamie Buhrer 2013 WORLD CUP HEROES MA 13 STORM Cooper Cronk WCH 1 Cameron Smith MA 14 Ben Hampton WCH 2 Paul Gallen MA 15 KNIGHTS Willie Mason WCH 3 Greg Bird MA 16 Korbin Sims WCH 4 Darius Boyd MA 17 EELS FuiFui Moimoi WCH 5 Daly Cherry-Evans MA 18 Peni Terepo WCH 6 Boyd Cordner MA 19 PANTHERS Kevin Kingston WCH 7 Cooper Cronk MA 20 James Segeyaro WCH 8 Robbie Farah MA 21 SHARKS Bryce Gibbs WCH 9 Andrew Fifita MA 22 Tupou Sopoaga WCH 10 Jarryd Hayne MA 23 RABBITOHS Sam Burgess WCH 11 Greg Inglis MA 24 Thomas Burgess WCH 12 Michael Jennings MA 25 DRAGONS Ben Creagh WCH 13 Luke Lewis MA 26 Tyson Frizell WCH 14 Brett Morris MA 27 ROOSTERS Sonny Bill Williams WCH 15 Josh Morris MA 28 Boyd Cordner WCH 16 Nate Myles MA 29 WARRIORS Manu Vatuvei WCH 17 Josh Papalii MA 30 Glen Fisiiahi WCH 18 Corey Parker MA 31 WESTS TIGERS Pat Richards WCH 19 Matthew Scott MA 32 David Nofoaluma WCH 20 Billy Slater WCH 21 James Tamou WCH 22 Brent Tate WCH 23 Sam Thaiday WCH 24 Johnathan Thurston .
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