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Forwards Issac Luke and Tohu Harris were originally named for the Warriors this week, but can not even make the flight to Coolangatta for Sunday's game against the Gold Coast Titians at Cbus Stadium.
Despite a 12-6 Sunday defeat to the Melbourne Premiers during a calf injury, Harris is expected to return to second place for the first time since he suffered a knee injury during from a 15-18 loss to round 16 against Cronulla. However, the Kiwis duo remains uncertain with Warriors coach Stephen Kearney, to make a decision at the 11th hour to find out if they are fit to receive boarding cards for the nine-night stay. nights in Australia that has been extended to Saturday's match against current co-leader St George Illawarra
"We'll see how they will spend tonight, how they will shoot from Thursday's workout afternoon, "said Kearney about Luke and Harris. "We are going to make a decision on these two guys from here tomorrow, we will fly tomorrow so we will have to make a decision by tomorrow."
Kearney would not be attracted to whether either or the other player could be drafted The team for the Dragons will be eliminated tomorrow at Auckland International
"I m & # 39; We are worried for Sunday, we will worry for next week, next week. "
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Rower Leivaha Pulu is expected to leave the bench at Cbus after missing 14 weeks with a foot injury while he was used to Blake Green is ready to leave after missing Storm's tussle with a wound that he keeps near his chest for fear of being targeted by the Titans.He replaces Mason Lino who is named in the Warriors 21.
"He's probably a bit more advanced than those two, he's very good," said Kearney about Green , the 31-year-old Australian marshal who had played.Pulu appeared in each of the Warriors' five consecutive victories to start the Telstra Premiership 2018 before to be sent off after 23 minutes of the loss to the Broncos. He made his comeback in Wyatt's defeat against Wyatt last Sunday, scoring 76 yards from 10 points and 26 tackles in 60 minutes
"He (Pulu) played 60 minutes for the ISP If Harris occupies his usual spot on the right edge, Simon Mannering will likely start at the lock in replacement of Adam Blair, who will miss the Gold Coast clash after taking a guilty plea. early for a late contact charge on Kenny Bromwich of Melbourne last Sunday.
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