Hohaia (New Zealand Warriors)
Perrett (Sydney Roosters),
Foran (Manly),
Sau (Newcastle),
Goodwin (Canterbury Bulldogs);
Marshall (Wests Tigers, capt),
Fien (St George Illawarra);
Nuuausala (Sydney Roosters),
Leuluai (Wigan),
Moimoi (Parramatta),
Soliola (Sydney Roosters),
Pritchard (Penrith),
Blair (Melbourne).

Substitutes:
Luke (South Sydney),
Lima (Melbourne),
Matulino(New Zealand Warriors)
Waerea-Hargreaves (Manly)

Careful Standee, Tony Smith is the answer to everything to some on here.

Overrated like his brother.

save your cash!

I thought Foxy was pretty good

I thought he did OK. At fault for NZ's first try but otherwise solid in defence and scored two easy tries. Certainly not the disaster some were predicting but hardly outstanding either.

i would say he got involved more than briscoe, but hall got more involved as well which makes me think they were previously under orders not to. if not then good on him for running from dummy half, boo im for his poor defence for their first try tho

Fox was good tonight, a real confidence booster for the kid, however you still have an outstanding young player in Briscoe, best of luck to both of them.

i thought that although he was slightly out of position for their 1st try,they had an overlap anyway due to a non sliding defence.i agree that whilst he took his trys well n did ok,he was hardly the fantastic mr fox some of our inbred neighbours are declaring.

Don't agree Kosh, i though he was outstanding. His work out of dummy half was superb and he gave the team a genuinely solid platform out of their back end and along with Hall enabled the forwards to constantly get over the advatage line from exit sets. Was left a little exposed for the Kiwi's first try but they worked a two man overlap on England and had he held his line they would probably have still scored.

Guess thats Toms international career over now then