Does this mean they're out of next years 4 nations?




I'm not stirring the pot here but anything is possible.Hope it wont happen, but if it does it could be devastating.

No

well stick 50+ on them.....lol

No, next years 4 nations will be between Australia, New Zealand, England and Wales.

The 4th Nation is invited to play in the 4 Nations by the ARL, NZRL and RFL. So no England won't be kicked out

You would hope so.

why?? australia could'nt

The Australian coach will have told them at half time to stop scoring points in case it damages the credibility of the international game. That's how it works, apparently.

Except when they played the Kiwis at Elland Road, someone gave the half time speech before kick-off by mistake...

i cant see us score over 30 points

Lets be honest, even if we win by a hundred who cares?

We will never win an international trophy by being able to beat PNG.

Do feel a bit sorry for the players this weekend though because they are damned if they do and damned if they dont.

I don't feel sorry for the players. They're paid to do a job and they're not doing it.

To answer Manlys question...

if england lose i will eat a pair of my underwear live on camera for you all. deal?

if england lose, it will show what a thriving international scene rugby league has, and it will be tangable to see the great strides png have made

I agree, they made great strides in only managing to concede 70 points against New Zealand last week...

This is the game PNG will have targeted as providing them with the most realistic chance of victory. England are going to have to be on their game or they could be in for a shock.

Not a chance, England will muller them.

Like they did in the 2008 World Cup you mean? Behind at half time and winning by ten points in the end.

Wouldn't surprise me if England put a cricket score past PNG. The pressures off, its the last game of the series, they will feel disappointed and as though they underachieved, and need to restore a bit of pride as well as assert their positions for next year's 4N's.

Having said that it also wouldn't surprise me if its a tougher game for England and the gap in the scores is narrower. I would be surprised if England lost though.

Considering the circumstances I think Fatnamara would do well to have a word with his five best and most senior players and ask them what they think the line up should be and pick something based on that, rather than keeping all the decisions to himself. That way England can play around with the line up and move folk out of positions only if they are comfortable and it allows Fatnamara to take a little step back and view the lads playing together.

The PNG team is a mile away from that side and England have had a couple of tough warm up games and aren't playing in the tropics.

It's nothing like 2008 and we'll whip them.

what it will show is how much in the comfort zone players in SLE are.
PNG should get nowhere englang.

It will be the closest game of the tournament so far

we was supposed to win comfortably against nz mauri, that was a warm up wasn't it!!

Fair assessment is that, for me it will also bring together the two teams with the most similar styles of play. Lot of one man drives, quick play the balls, scoots from dummy half and the centres/wingers not getting a sniff of the ball.

England will win because they are physically bigger.....thats about it

Edited for accuracy

Can I not donate a pair...........please...

Good to see that all the East Hull Massive are PNG fans as opposed to England.....