Post subject: Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2023 4:39 pm
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Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain England Head Coach Shaun Wane has named his 19-strong squad to face Tonga in the opening match of a historic three-game autumn international series at St Helens' Totally Wicked Stadium this Sunday.
The side will be led by St Helens full-back and three-time Super League Dream Team player Jack Welsby – at 22 years of age England's youngest-ever captain and the first Saints player to lead England since James Graham against Australia in the 2010 Four Nations competition.
Hull KR half-back Mikey Lewis is set to make his international debut after an impressive season during which he helped the Robins reach both the Betfred Challenge Cup Final at Wembley and the Betfred Super League play-off semi-finals.
Lewis was previously part of the mid-season international squad but didn't feature back in April against France.
Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain England Head Coach Shaun Wane has named his 19-strong squad to face Tonga in the opening match of a historic three-game autumn international series at St Helens' Totally Wicked Stadium this Sunday.
The side will be led by St Helens full-back and three-time Super League Dream Team player Jack Welsby – at 22 years of age England's youngest-ever captain and the first Saints player to lead England since James Graham against Australia in the 2010 Four Nations competition.
Hull KR half-back Mikey Lewis is set to make his international debut after an impressive season during which he helped the Robins reach both the Betfred Challenge Cup Final at Wembley and the Betfred Super League play-off semi-finals.
Lewis was previously part of the mid-season international squad but didn't feature back in April against France.
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Post subject: Re: Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 2:53 pm
NSW
Player Coach
Joined: Aug 28 2006 Posts: 4092
Harry Smith hasn’t missed a goal since Lee Briers got back in the country
RICHARDS IS SUPERMAN!!!!
Wire_91 wrote:its your first final in about 8 years and now you ravin and rantin about it F**k off, and ill be going old trafford tomoz cheering on the saints and ill be writing on this forum givin you loads of shi* when your drying you eyes and the wire fan will be here handing out the tissues in the thousands, thats if you do take that many fans cause now it looks like its your fans who have jumped on the band wagon now your in a final, this time last year there was only 1000 people in the jjb and now its fillin up cause youve won the league hahaha proper true supporters you are
Post subject: Re: Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 3:31 pm
NSW
Player Coach
Joined: Aug 28 2006 Posts: 4092
What a ball from Welsby for the Johnstone try.
What’s happened to Bateman? Absolutely garbage.
RICHARDS IS SUPERMAN!!!!
Wire_91 wrote:its your first final in about 8 years and now you ravin and rantin about it F**k off, and ill be going old trafford tomoz cheering on the saints and ill be writing on this forum givin you loads of shi* when your drying you eyes and the wire fan will be here handing out the tissues in the thousands, thats if you do take that many fans cause now it looks like its your fans who have jumped on the band wagon now your in a final, this time last year there was only 1000 people in the jjb and now its fillin up cause youve won the league hahaha proper true supporters you are
Post subject: Re: Jack Welsby to become England’s youngest-ever captain
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 4:21 pm
DannyT
International Chairman
Joined: Aug 08 2002 Posts: 1424
JIMMY MAGNETS wrote:Why is Wellens in the Tonga camp?
Shaun Wane had a pop at Wellens in his pre-match interview as well for deciding to go with Tonga. The more I see of Wellens as a coach, the more I think he’s just Woolfe’s poodle and can’t be his own man. Being with Tonga pretty much confirms that.
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