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The LA RAMS are the Super bowl champions 🐏🥳

Does the Manly fullback win Back-to-Back Dally M awards?🦅

A return for the name Australia Cup, that still includes that team from Wellington New Zealand ⚽️ What do you all think of the name change?

Broncos VS Manly team lists
Broncos

1 Corey Norman
2 Josh Hoffman
3 Jack Reed
4 Justin Hodges
5 Lachlan Maranta
6 Scott Prince
7 Peter Wallace
8 Josh McGuire
9 Andrew McCullough
10 Sam Thaiday (c)
11 Alex Glenn
12 Matt Gillett
13 Corey Parker

Interchange
14 Ben Hunt
15 Ben Hannant
16 Mitchell Dodds
17 David Stagg
18 Scott Anderson

Coach: Anthony Griffin

Sea Eagles

1 Brett Stewart
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Jamie Lyon (c)
4 Steve Matai
5 David Williams
6 Kieran Foran
7 Daly Cherry-Evans
8 Brenton Lawrence
9 Matt Ballin
10 Brent Kite
11 Anthony Watmough
12 Justin Horo
13 Jamie Buhrer

Interchange
14 Ritchie Fa'aoso
15 Joe Galuvao
16 David Gower
17 Jesse Sene-Lefao
19 Peta Hiku
22 George Rose

Coach: Geoff Toovey

Australian coach Tim Sheens will be looking to get back into club football in 2014 and has not ruled out the prospect of working in Super League, but warns potential suitors to hold off until after the World Cup.

The 62-year-old, free of club commitments following his departure from Wests Tigers at the end of last season, has taken the opportunity to make a whistle-stop trip to England and Ireland to check out facilities ahead of the Kangaroos' visit later this year.

"I've made it clear I will be looking to coach again, whether that's in Australia or England," Sheens told Press Association Sport.

"I will have to see what might be available but all my focus at the moment is on preparing the national team. I don't want to take my eye off the ball."

Sheens was re-appointed as Australian coach for a fifth term in December to spearhead their bid to wrest the World Cup from New Zealand.

They get their campaign under way against England as part of a tournament-opening double-header at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on October 26 and meet Ireland at Limerick's Thomond Park a fortnight later, and Sheens has used his visit to look at both venues.

Organisers appear to have taken a gamble in taking a match to the rugby union stronghold of Limerick but Sheens has been encouraged by the reaction of the locals.

"The response has been excellent," he said. "Thomond Park is a first-class facility and you could tell dealing with people at the university and the hotel that there is a lot of interest in the game.

"They are expecting a good crowd. I think ticket sales are going quite well, as they are in Cardiff.

"Both rugby and league can do well simultaneously. A lot of people in Australia enjoy watching both games and I imagine it is the same in Ireland."

Sheens will return to Australia on Saturday, in time for the start of the 2013 NRL season, but admits he will be keeping a closer eye than usual on Super League this year.

England coach Steve McNamara will name his elite training squad on Tuesday but Sheens admits that much could change between now and October.

"It's still early in the year, it's all about getting through a long domestic season," he said.

"I'll keeping a much closer eye on Super League this year to see who he's going to pick at halfback and five-eighth etc.

"I'll be interested to watch the Exiles game and, from my point of view, I've got State of Origin to get through.

"Then there's New Zealand and whether Sonny Bill Williams is going to be available or whether he plays for Samoa. There are a lot of things to be played out before the year is out."

Sheens admitted some surprise that Benji Marshall was replaced as Kiwi captain but added he wouldn't question what New Zealand was doing.