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Cherry-Evans our X-factor: Hodges |
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NSW's decision to opt for four bench forwards in the State of Origin decider has given Daly Cherry-Evans X-factor status on Queensland's interchange, Maroons veteran Justin Hodges says thailand real estate.
Manly halfback Cherry-Evans impressed on Origin debut in game two in Brisbane despite being thrown into the unfamiliar role of backrower.
He threw himself into his work, rattling off 26 tackles in his 23 minute on-field burst.
But Hodges believes Cherry-Evans will be even more valuable in Wednesday night's Origin III in Sydney after Blues coach Laurie Daley cut Bulldogs playmaker Josh Reynolds from his bench.
Reynolds has been relegated to 18th man by Daley, paving the way for debutant Boyd Cordner to slot onto an all-forward bench that also features Andrew Fifita, Anthony Watmough and Trent Merrin iphone cases for 5.
"He's got pace, footwork and ball skills. Probably late in the first and second half when the forwards get a bit tired he can come in and bring that X-factor for us," Hodges said of Cherry-Evans.
Fellow Queensland veteran Brent Tate agreed Cherry-Evans provided their side an extra dimension.
"He was thrown in the middle in the second game and I thought he handled it well. He's a class act," Tate said of the 24-year-old.
"He is such a talented kid that he brings a whole new dimension when he comes on."
However, Tate did not underestimate the NSW bench's impact .
"They have a few options. Fifita has been in great form and I would not be surprised if he started," he said blackberry phone covers.
"And Watmough and guys like (Luke) Lewis have great leg speed around the ruck and once they get a roll on it is hard to stop their momentum."
Hodges backed their pack to stand up to a Blues side bulging with forward punch Neo skin lab.
"With four forwards on the bench they are obviously going to come through the middle but we have belief in our guys in the middle," he said.
Meanwhile, Cherry-Evans still seemed to be buzzing from his Origin debut as Queensland prepared to ramp up their Origin countdown by flying out of their Sunshine Coast camp and fly down to Sydney on Sunday.
"In your first game you don't want the whole game to slide past. Next thing you know you haven't done anything," he said.
"Statistically I was pretty busy. I felt it - my lungs were burning but that is the role I have been given wigs shop."
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Hurricanes under-achieved says Smith |
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Captain Conrad Smith says the Hurricanes believed too much of their own press and have paid the price with a disappointing Super Rugby season machine made sequin embroidery.
With one game remaining - a challenging trip to face the resurgent Crusaders in Christchurch on Friday dc motor speed control - the Hurricanes are 11th and reflecting on a season that has fallen short of the standards set last year.
The young 2012 side exceeded all expectations, missing the playoffs by one point and scoring 58 tries, comfortably more than any side.
Better was expected this season but six losses from their last seven games has seen them drift badly off the pace, having scored just 38 tries while leaking more points than last year Vitamin.
Smith is confident they can be better next year but only if the harsh lessons of the past few months are heeded wine tasting.
"We maybe felt we were better than what we were," Smith said.
"We might have forgotten some of the hard work that went into those results last year. When that starts to happen, it's dangerous.
"A lot of our young guys learned that this year and I think they'll be better for it."
Smith is confident of a significantly better campaign next year, particularly once two All Blacks backs who are still to re-commit to the Hurricanes - first five-eighth Beauden Barrett and wing Julian Savea - put pen to paper culturelle kids.
"I'm really optimistic, more so than when I started and we were making a lot of semis and finals (2003-09).
"I actually think this team's got more about it, even than those teams."
Smith says the realisation the they haven't achieved their best is motivating his team-mates to finish strongly against the fourth-placed Crusaders.
There is one starting change to the team to face the playoff-bound hosts, with Brad Shields replacing Faifili Levave on the blindside flank.
Alapati Leiua has been bracketed on the right wing, pending a fitness test, while halfback TJ Perenara limped out of a soggy training session on Wednesday favouring a knee Asian college of knowledge management. He was to undergo a scan.
Two young players could make their Super Rugby debuts off the reserve bench - midfield back Ope Peleseuma and lock/flanker Blade Thomson.
Hurricanes: James Marshall, Alapati Leiua/Matt Proctor, Conrad Smith, Reynold Lee-Lo, Julian Savea, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Victor Vito, Karl Lowe, Brad Shields, James Broadhurst, Jeremy Thrush, Ben May, Ash Dixon, Ben Franks. Reserves: Reggie Goodes, John Schwalger, Blade Thomson, Faifili Levave, Chris Smylie, Ope Peleseuma, Proctor/Andre Taylor. |
2013 ¦~ 7 ¤ë 12 ¤é ¬P´Á¤  |
IOC candidates deliver their vision |
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The six candidates vying to succeed outgoing International Olympic president Jacques Rogge in September presented their personal visions of the future of the movement in Lausanne on Thursday hong kong company register.
The process - the first time this has been done - was declared a useful exercise by both the candidates and their fellow IOC members, who will vote on who replaces Rogge in Buenos Aires on September 10.
Rogge - who is stepping down after a successful 12-year spell in charge - said that the innovative move had been a success.
"The membership liked it very much. It was very interesting with very good programmes and I am very happy with the process," said the 71-year-old Belgian Domestic Helper.
The all male sextet professed themselves happy with being able to address their electorate - the only time they will do so.
Puerto Rican Richard Carrion, a 60-year-old banker and who negotiated the record $US4.38 billion ($A4.85 billion) deal with NBC for exclusive broadcasting rights in the United States through to the 2020 Games, was the first to go, although under the rules his rivals could not watch his performance.
"I spoke from my heart and let them know what was on my mind," he said.
"I told them we are facing tough challenges now and will do in the future and I was able to guide them through those. Also that my leadership would be based on values close to my heart."
Singapore's Ng Ser Miang, who like Carrion and Taiwan's Ching-Kuo Wu are bidding to become only the second non European to head the IOC, went second and expressed his satisfaction.
"I told them obviously my vision of what the IOC would be under my leadership," said the 64-year-old cheap bookcase, who is Singapore's ambassador to Norway.
"I talked about protecting our independence."
Thomas Bach, generally regarded early on as the front runner, was the third to go and the 59-year-old lawyer and 1976 Olympic team fencing gold medallist said it had been almost like his days as a sportsman waiting to compete and then once up on stage performing to one's best.
"I wanted to show them what the principles guiding me are and to show them also my history in the IOC," said Bach, who has adopted the motto 'unity in diversity'.
Wu, who has been credited with doing a fine job in his seven years as president of the Amateur Boxing Federation (AIBA), said his core message had been to enlarge the IOC's work to make it a humanitarian body as well.
"We can help many people, we have the resources," said the 66-year-old.
Swiss lawyer Denis Oswald, a rowing medallist in the 1968 Games in Mexico City, was the penultimate candidate to present in a process that he had pushed for to be implemented.
"I am both delighted that this came about and I am satisfied I got my message across," said the 66-year-old Rowing Federation president, who was perceived as an outsider but could prove to be the dark horse.
Last to go was the biggest name, for sports fans at least, Ukrainian pole vault legend Sergei Bubka, who surprised many by throwing his hat into the ring at the age of just 49 and his angle was to ensure the young were not lost to the movement.
"We must bring them (the young) to us. Today it is dangerous and scary with the young because they are not doing any exercise, they are just sitting around. We have to move in the right direction and invest in the future, which is the young." |
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