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2015 STATE OF ORIGIN TEAMS (3 Dees represented).

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Figures of the AFL media have done their 2015 State of Origin sides (posted below).

3 Dees got the nod, no surprises they are probably our 3 best players currently:

Tom McDonald (FB- Victoria)

Jesse Hogan (FP- Western Australia)

Bernie Vince (Int.- South Australia)

I perhaps argue that Jeff Garlett should have made it into the WA team, but other than that all deserving.

http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-premiership/afl-state-of-origin-fox-footy-selects-victoria-south-australia-western-australia-the-allies-teams/story-e6frf3e3-1227401121223

VICTORIA

Selector: Gerard Healy

Back: Heath Shaw, Tom McDonald, Josh Gibson,

Half back: Easton Wood, Michael Hurley, Robert Murphy

Centre: Dan Hannebery, Sam Mitchell, Andrew Gaff

Half forward: Luke Shuey, Jarryd Roughead, Robbie Gray

Forward: Jack Gunston, Jeremy Cameron, Eddie Betts

Ruck: Todd Goldstein, Scott Pendlebury, Dylan Shiel

Interchange: David Mundy, Luke Parker, Mark Blicavs, Patrick Dangerfield

Emergencies: Travis Boak, Callan Ward, Dustin Martin, Joel Selwood


SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Selector: Mark Ricciuto

Back: Shaun Burgoyne, Brian Lake, Corey Enright

Half back: Brodie Smith, Sam Fisher, Shannon Hurn

Centre: Shane Edwards, Scott Thompson, Bryce Gibbs

Half forward: Lindsay Thomas, Justin Westhoff, Chad Wingard

Forward: Angus Monfries, Matthew Pavlich, Jay Schulz

Ruck: Sam Jacobs, Brad Ebert, Lachie Neale

Interchange: Rory Laird, Paul Puopolo, Bernie Vince, Joel Patfull

THE ALLIES

Selector: Jason Dunstall

Back: Dane Rampe, Sam Rowe, Jarrod Harbrow

Half back: Pearce Hanley, Josh Bruce, Grant Birchall

Centre: Isaac Smith, Dayne Beams, David Armitage

Half Forward: Luke Breust, Nick Riewoldt, Ben Mcglynn

Forward: Cyril Rioli, Tom Hawkins, Taylor Walker

Ruck: Mike Pyke, Jarrad McVeigh, Kieren Jack

Interchange: Jack Riewoldt, Matthew Stokes, Steven Motlop, Kurt Tippett

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Selector: Neroli Meadows

Back: Garrick Ibbotson, Luke McPharlin, Alex Rance

Half back: Alan Toovey, Harry Taylor, Elliot Yeo

Centre: Brad Hill, Patrick Cripps, Stephen Hill

Half forward: Mark LeCras, Lance Franklin, Michael Walters

Forward: Jesse Hogan, Josh Kennedy, Hayden Ballantyne

Ruck: Aaron Sandilands, Nat Fyfe, Matt Priddis

Interchange: Andrew Swallow, Chris Masten, Cale Hooker, Nic Naitanui

NOTES:

Eddie Betts was born in South Australia and grew up in Western Australia, but played his underage football for Templestowe and Calder Cannons in Victoria.

Tom Hawkins is from Finley in New South Wales, but boarded at Melbourne Grammar and represented Victoria Metro at under-18 level. He was considered part of The Allies for this exercise.

The teams were selected before Joel Patfull’s injury.

Bryce Gibbs and Grant Birchall passed virtual fitness tests to take their place in the sides.

 

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