PNG Kumuls Lineup 2023: Prime Minister XIII Kumuls vs Australia

PNG Kumuls Lineup 2023: The PNG Prime Minister's XIII teams for both men and women were officially unveiled at the National Football Stadium, gearing up to face off against the visiting Australia Prime Minister's XIII sides. The Prime Minister’s XIII rugby league fixture between Papua New Guinea and Australia is coming to Port Moresby after a five year absence.

The Prime Minister’s XIII has been named for the match against a PNG XIII on Saturday 23rd September in Port Moresby. The showdown will be hosted at the Santos Stadium (NFS). See the complete line for both the PNG Women's and Men's PM XIII below.

The PNG Kumuls will compete in the 2023 Pacific Championships from October 14 to November 5. Click here to find the complete schedule and other information about the tournament. The PNG Kumuls and Cook Islands lineup is here.

Here are some PNG fans-favourite that are not on the lineup for the 2023 Prime Minister XIII Kumuls vs Australia:

• Alex Johnson (NRL Finals)
• David Mead (Retired)
• Justin Olam (NRL Finals)
• Terry Wapi
• Lachlan Lam (UK Based)
• Wartovo Parua
• Sylvester Namo
• Daniel Russel
• Liam Horne
• McKenzie Yei (UK Based)
• Jacob Alick

PNG Prime Minister's XIII Men

• Treigh Stewart
• Robert Derby
• Rodrick Tai
• Zac Laybutt
• Nene MacDonald
• Gary James
• Kyle Laybutt
• Epel Kapinias
• Judah Rimbu
• Valentine Richard
• Nixon Putt
• Jerimiah Simbiken
• Cruise Ten
• Morea Morea Jnr
• Junior Rop
• Tommy Moidei
• Seal Kalo
• Benji Kot

Coach: Justin Holbrook

PNG Prime Minister's XIII Women

• Almah Johnson
• Belinda Gwasamun
• Bertshiba Awoi
• Emily Verivers
• Essay Banu
• Freda Waula
• Gloria Kaupa
• Jessikah Reeves
• La-toniya Norris
• Leila Kerowa
• Lyiannah Allen
• Mala Mark
• Martha Molowia
• Roswita Kapo
• Lancy Laki
• Sera Koroi
• Shellie Long
• Ua Ravu

Coach: Ben Jeffries

PNG Kumuls Welcome New Coach Justin Holbrook for 2023 Campaign

In a game-changing move for Papua New Guinea's rugby league landscape, the appointment of Justin Holbrook as the head coach of the PNG Kumuls is set to redefine the team's approach. Having served as an assistant coach under Trent Robinson at the Roosters, Holbrook's reputation precedes him. 

As PNG strategically bolsters its domestic pathways, Holbrook's leadership arrives at a critical juncture, aligning perfectly with the preparation for the upcoming four-week tri-series and the the PM's XIII.

Leave a comment below, what do you think about the PNG Kumuls Lineup 2023

Australia PM XIII Lineup 2023

From SP Cup to Digicel Cup: The Rich History of Semi-Professional Rugby League in Papua New Guinea

 Rugby league holds a special place in the hearts of Papua New Guineans, capturing their passion and enthusiasm like no other sport. One competition that has played a significant role in cultivating this love for the game is the Semi-Professional (SP) Cup, later known as the Bemobile Cup and now the Digicel Cup. 

This storied tournament has produced provincial heroes, unforgettable matches, and memorable moments that have become part of the nation's sporting heritage.

Inception and Early Years (1990-1993)

The roots of the semi-professional rugby league in Papua New Guinea can be traced back to 1990 when the inaugural SP Cup competition, formerly known as the SP Inter-City Competition, was introduced. 

The first grand final showcased the Port Moresby Vipers against the Mt Hagen Eagles, with the Vipers emerging victorious with a dominant 26-6 win. 

The following year, the Vipers and Eagles met again, this time drawing 18-all at full-time. The Vipers claimed victory in extra time, securing their second consecutive title and setting the tone for their dominance in the early years of the competition.

The Moresby Boys' Dominance and Goroka Lahanis' Rise (1994-1996)

The Port Moresby Vipers continued their impressive run, claiming their third consecutive title in 1992 by overpowering the Mt Hagen Eagles once more, this time with a convincing 31-10 win. 

However, their reign was finally halted in 1993 when the Goroka Lahanis emerged as worthy adversaries, dethroning the Vipers with a hard-fought 20-12 victory in the grand final.

The Vipers, fueled by a desire for redemption, bounced back in 1994, exacting sweet revenge on the Lahanis with a thrilling 20-12 triumph in the grand final. This victory solidified their position as a formidable force in the Papua New Guinea rugby league.

New Challengers and Heart-Stopping Moments (1995-2000)

As the years passed, the competition saw new contenders emerge, showcasing the depth and talent in Papua New Guinea rugby league. 

In 1995, the Lae Bombers and Mendi Muruks engaged in a memorable grand final that had fans on the edge of their seats. In a nail-biting contest, the Bombers narrowly edged out the Muruks 19-18 to claim the prestigious cup.

The 1996 competition witnessed the resurgence of a stronger Mendi Muruks, who defeated the Kundiawa Warriors 22-9 in a match that, unfortunately, had to be abandoned in the 63rd minute. 

The following year, the Mt Hagen Eagles made their fourth grand final appearance and secured their second title by defeating the Lae Bombers 29-10. The Eagles' momentum carried into 1998 when they clinched their third title with a hard-fought 24-18 win against the Mendi Muruks.

Changing Fortunes and New Champions (1999-2000)

The turn of the millennium brought a shift in fortunes, as the Goroka Lahanis reclaimed their title in 1999 with a commanding 26-0 victory over the Rabaul Gurias. The Gurias faced another setback in 2000, falling short against the Enga Mioks with a close 16-22 scoreline in the grand final.

Evolving SP Cup to Digicel Cup

The Semi-Professional Rugby League in Papua New Guinea, now known as the Digicel Cup, has been a pivotal force in shaping the nation's sporting landscape. 

From the dominance of the Port Moresby Vipers to the rise of challengers like the Goroka Lahanis, this competition has provided rugby league enthusiasts with countless memorable moments and heroes to cheer for.

The Rich History of Semi-Professional Rugby League in Papua New Guinea

 As the Digicel Cup continues to evolve, the future looks bright for Papua New Guinea rugby league, and fans can eagerly anticipate the next generation of provincial heroes.

Samoa enforced media ban before RLWC2021 semi-finals

Samoa coach Matt Parish has doubled down on his Samoa media ban leading up to their semi-final clash with England this weekend. 

Samoa enforced a media ban on players 

The media were unable to chat with their players in the build-up to their semi-final contest with England.

There are concerns raised by rugby league followers about the media ban.

Andrew Voss said the media ban is unacceptable. Here is how he put it...

Media bans in rugby league are a crock of shit. @RLWC2021 Seriously...Do your job. It's not life or death. It is sport. Sport attracts opinions all day every day. And you take the good with the bad. If it is offensive material you delete or block. @BBCSport @VossyBrandySEN

Later, he tweeted

''I hope coach changes his stance. Nothing but good will be achieved as a result.''

Joseph Suaali'i escaped a ban

Samoa captain and leading front-rower Junior Paulo has been handed a one-match ban and is set to miss their semi-final clash with England. 

Paulo has been given a Grade A penalty for striking after leading with his forearm during a carry that went straight into the face of Tongan forward David Fifita.

Samoa coach Matt Parish will most definitely appeal the decision. If unsuccessful, Samoa will be without the Parramatta Eels wreaking-ball in when they meet England again in the RLWC2021 semi-final.

Fullback Joseph Suaali'i escaped a ban for kneeing Kaufusi.

Media bans in rugby league are a crock of shit. @RLWC2021 Seriously...Do your job. It's not life or death. It is sport. Sport attracts opinions all day every day. And you take the good with the bad. If it is offensive material you delete or block. @BBCSport @VossyBrandySEN

— Andrew Voss (@AndrewVossy) November 7, 2022

Latest on Samoa’s Junior Paulo...

 He was successful in his challenge against a one match penalty notice for a Grade A Striking Offences during Sunday’s RLWC2021 quarter final game against Tonga.

He will be free to play in the semi-final against England.
 

Papua New Guinea Kumuls vs Wales Lineup and Prediction RLWC 2021/2022

The Welsh lost all three of their group matches at the last World Cup, including a 50-6 defeat at the hands of Papua New Guinea that they will be desperate to avoid a repeat of. 

With a place in the quarter-finals at stake, Papua New Guinea will not just want to win, but win-BIG to make it into the finals.

Papua New Guinea v Wales 31 October 2022

• Keepmoat Stadium (Doncaster)
• RLWC Kick off at 7:30pm

PNG Kumuls Line up

1. 1 Alex Johnston, d
2. 20 Rodrick Tai 
3. 3 Nene MacDonald, 
4. 4 Justin Olam, 
5. 19 Jimmy Ngutlik
6. 6 Kyle Laybutt, 
7. 7 Lachlan Lam, 
8. 8 Wellington Albert, 
9. 9 Edwin Ipape, 
10. 17 Emmanual Waine, 
11. 11 Nixon Putt, 
12. 12 Rhyse Martin, 
13. 13 Jacob Alick, 
14. 14 Wesser Tenzer
15. 15 Daniel Russell,
16. 22 Jeremiah Simbiken
17. 21 Sherwin Tanabi 
18. 24 Zev John

Papua New Guinea v Wales prediction

With Tonga and Cook Islands facing each other in Group D, Papua New Guinea will know that victory over Wales should see them qualify, although there is a slim chance that a win may not be enough depending on the points difference. 

With that in mind, Papua New Guinea won’t just want to win here, they’ll want to win by a significant margin. 

Expect them to come out of the traps firing against a Welsh side who struggled to keep a lid on Tonga, ultimately losing by a margin of 26 points. 

Papua New Guinea are a stronger all-round unit on paper and are worth backing to secure a high-scoring victory in Doncaster.

Papua New Guinea's RLWC campaign 2022

It has been a difficult start to Papua New Guinea's campaign with the loss to Tonga. There were lots of missed opportunities in the first game against Tonga. But the win against the Cook Islands is a vote of confidence.

It is sad to lose the stars outside-backs Xavier Coates and Edene Gabi through injury. 

They have the fire-power in NRL superstars Alex Johnson and Justin Olam. 

The result will determine which side will meet England in the quarter-finals.

Ireland Rugby League World Cup Squad (vs Jamaica, Lebanon and New Zealand)

Ireland has named an impressive World Cup squad to take on Jamaica, Lebanon and New Zealand.

Ireland Men’s Rugby League World Cup 2022 tournament schedule

• Jamaica vs Ireland – Sunday, 16th October – 5pm KO – Headingley Stadium, Leeds

• Lebanon vs Ireland – Sunday, 23rd October – 2.30pm KO – Leigh Sports Village

• New Zealand vs Ireland – Friday, 28th October – 7.30pm KO – Headingley Stadium,

Leeds

RUGBY LEAGUE IRELAND’S 24-MAN RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP 2022 SQUAD

(Listed with their domestic club)

James Bentley – Leeds Rhinos

Keanan Brand – Leigh Centurions

Liam Byrne – Wigan Warriors

Ed Chamberlain – Leigh Centurions

Josh Cook – Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

Frankie Halton – Hull KR

James Hasson – South Sydney Rabbitohs

Jaimin Jolliffe – Gold Coast Titans

Luke Keary – Sydney Roosters

Joe Keyes – Halifax Panthers

Toby King – Wigan Warriors (loan from Warrington Wolves)

George King (captain) – Hull KR

Ben Mathiou – Featherstone Rovers

James McDonnell – Wigan Warriors

Ronan Michael – York City Knights

Robbie Mulhern – Warrington Wolves

Richie Myler – Leeds Rhinos

Dan Norman – St Helens

Brendan O’Hagan – York City Knights

Henry O’Kane – West Tigers

Harry Rushton – Huddersfield Giants

Innes Senior – Huddersfield Giants

Louis Senior – Hull KR

Michael Ward – Batley Bulldogs

Australian Prime Minister’s XIII Line-up againt PNG Kumuls

The men’s Australian Kangaroo PM’s XIII will face off against PNG Kumuls at Suncorp Stadium before the semi-finals of the NRL Telstra Women’s Premiership.

Australian RL is fielding a strong team leading up to the Rugby League World Cup in England.

Australian Men’s Prime Minister’s XIII full squad

1. Daine Laurie
2. Josh Addo-Carr
3. Selwyn Cobbo
4. Zac Lomax
5. Jojo Fifita
6. Matt Burton
7. Daly Cherry-Evans
8. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
9. Ben Hunt
10. Thomas Flegler
11. Nat Butcher
12. Angus Crichton
13. Josh King
14. Max King
15. Beau Fermor
16. Jake Simpkin
17. Luke Garner
18. Josh Curran
19. Jake Averillo
20. Sam Walker

Check out the possible PNG Kumuls lineup here. The Kumuls are likely to retain the team that beat Fiji Batis in the Pacific Test match in June.

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How to watch  Australian Prime Minister’s XIII vs. PNG Kumuls

All matches will be broadcast on the Nine Network and Fox Sports. 

The PM’s XIII matches will be broadcast on GEM. 

This is the first time the PM’s XIII matches will have been broadcasted on free-to-air television in Australia and in PNG.

PNG Hunters New Head Coach

The PNG Hunters will have a new head coach.

Matt Church took over from Michael Marum and has been with the PNG Hunters for the past 3 years.

Church will join the Suzuki Brisbane Tigers next year.

This was confirmed by QRL. 

''Matt Church has signed a two-year contract to the lead the club as the new Hostplus Cup head coach.'' QRL.com.au [29/08/2022]

 Hunters New Head Coach

Who will be the PNG Hunter new head coach?

Hunters board and Chairman Stan Joyce will have to select a coach who can deliver like Marum did in 2017.

Australian Kangaroo 2022 World Cup Lineup

The Kangaroos are set to enter next year’s World Cup as the fourth-ranked team behind New Zealand, England and Tonga. 

The Kangaroo has not been out of the bottom 5 for a long time, but the 2022 Rugby League World Cup (2022 RLWC) in England could be the real test. 

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(Possible) Australia Kangaroo 2022 World Cup Lineup 

1. James Tedesco (C)

2. Josh Addo-Carr 

3. Stephen Crichton 

4. Valentine Holmes 

5. Brian To'o 

6. Cameron Munster 

7. Nathan Cleary 

8. Junior Paulo 

9. Apisai Koroisau 

10. Patrick Carrigan 

11. Haumole Olakau’atu 

12. Liam Martin 

13. Isaah Yeo 

(14. Reuben Cotter 15. Payne Haas 16. Tom Gilbert 17. Matt Burton)

Likely inclusion Australian Kangaroo 2022 World Cup Lineup 

Backs

1. Dane Gagai

2. Latrell Mitchell 

3. Selwyn Cobbo

Forwards

1. Fa’asuamaleaui

2. Hunt

3. Carrigan

4. Murray

5. Nanai

6. Grant

7. Paulo

2022 Rugby League World Cup (2022 RLWC) England

The RLWC will be played in several venues in the north of England from October to November 2022. 

The Kangaroos will enter the 2022 RLWC behind New Zealand Kiwis, England RL and Tonga RL.

Finals are scheduled for the following days:

• Qtr Finals start on the 4th November 2022
• Semi-Finals start on the 11th of November 2022

Check here for all NRL and RLWC stories

 

David Mead Confirms his last rep game - PNG Kumuls Pacific Test

PNG LNG Kumuls captain David Mead has confirmed that this week’s PacificTest against Fiji will be his last appearance for the Kumuls. He will not be playing in Rugby League World Cup.

Check out the RLWC Lineup and trending stories

Here is what he said:

“I know there are a lot of young guys coming through who would benefit from this opportunity to play in the World Cup, and I’d love for them to get the opportunity that I was given at the age of 19 years old in 2008, and I was able to make an NRL career out of it. I hope that opportunity can be given to one of these young guys coming through,” he explains.

Mead is Kumul 227 and made his debut against England at RLWC2008 at an age of 19 years old. He has gone on to represent Papua New Guinea Kumuls in many test matches, featuring in 2019 RLWC where PNG made it to the Qtr finals in England.

Saturday’s game will be his 15th test match for the Kumuls, and his appearance record bettered only by Stanley Gene, John Wilshere and Paul Aiton (each of whom has made 16 Kumuls test appearances).

#PNG LNG Kumuls captain @davidmead411 has confirmed that this week’s #PacificTest against #Fiji will be his last appearance for the Kumuls and he will not be playing at @RLWC2021. Check out his video message below and read more: https://t.co/RIztcomxz9 #NRL #rugbyleague pic.twitter.com/CbmATYHwHt

— PNG Kumuls (@PNGKumulsRL) June 22, 2022

Pacific Test Fiji Bati Squad to Take on PNG Kumuls

Fiji Bati full squad to take on the Papua New Guinea Kumuls on the 25th of June. The squad will be reduced to  25 men for the final team. 

Sydney Roosters back Kevin Naiqama will again captain Fiji Bati in the upcoming Pacific Test against Papua New Guinea, with Penrith Panthers strike forward Viliame Kikau to act as deputy.

Latest score updates  - International Rugby Matches

• PNG Kumuls 24 - 14 PNG Batis FT
• Samoa 42 - 12 Cook Islands FT
• New Zealand Kiwis 26 - 6 Tonga FT.

Check out the PNG Kumuls lineup and other RL stories here.

Here is the selection list - Fiji Bati 

1. Tui Kamikamica (Melbourne Storm)  
2. Vuate Karawalevu (Sydney Roosters)  
3. Viliame Kikau (Penrith Panthers) 
4. Issac Lumelume (Canterbury Bulldogs 
5. Iosefo Masi (NQ Cowboys) 
6. Taane Milne (South Sydney Rabbitohs) 
7. Laitia Moceidreke (NQ Cowboys) 
8. Kevin Naiqama (Sydney Roosters) 
9. Mikaele Ravalawa (St George Illawarra Dragons) 
10. Taniela Sadrugu (NQ Cowboys) 
11. Maika Sivo (Parramatta Eels) 
12. Penioni Tagituimua (Canterbury Bulldogs) 
13. Sunia Turuva (Penrith Panthers) 
14. Semi Valemei (Canberra Raiders) 
15. Brandon Wakeham (Canterbury Bulldogs) 
16. Mesake Kurititoga (Nadera Panthers) 
17. Lamar Liolevave (Tweed Seagulls) 
18. Netane Masima (West Magpies) 
19. Keylen Miller (Mounties) 
20. Tikiko Noke (Parkes Spacemen)  
21. Waqasaqa Qiolevu (Yasawa Saints)  
22. Nasoki Ralulu (Bomballa Blue Heelers)   
23. Joseva Rasiga (Parkes Spacemen)  
24. Joseph Ratu (Tweed Seagulls)  
25. Ethan Robinson Pio Seci (Avignon) 
26. Pio Sokobalavu (Mounties)  
27. Maika Tudravu (Sarina Crocs)  
28. Marika Turagaiviu (USP Raiders) 
29. Ratu Inoke Vasuturaga (Kinoya Eagles) 

The squad will be reduced in the lead up to the Test.

Watch rugby league in Fiji - Mai TV

Mai TV  will be airing the much-anticipated test match between the Fiji Bati and the PNG Kumuls!!

All the action is live and free

Fiji Bati vs PNG Kumuls Live Game Time

Saturday 25th June at 9:30pm Only on Mai TV 

PNG Kumuls Lineup and Draw Rugby League World Cup

The head coach Stanley Tepend will be preparing the PNG Kumuls teams for a busy International Rugby League competition. PNG Kumuls and PMs 13 play a couple of spirited games againt Fiji and Australia leading up to the major international rugby league test games in England, UK.

• Pacific Test against Fiji in June (PLAYED)
• PM's XIII match in September (PLAYED) and
• Rugby League World Cup in October and November. (COMING UP)

The current PNG Kumuls team looks solid and will take on some of the tough teams in the RLWC the playoffs - Tonga, Cook Islands and Wales.

PNG Kumuls vs. Wales RLWC 3rd Game Lineup here 

Rugby League World Cup (England) - PNG Kumuls Draw

• 18th October - PNG vs Tonga
• 25th October - PNG vs the Cook Islands
• 31st October PNG vs Wales
• Qtr Finals start 4th November
• Semi-Finals start on 11th November

PNG Kumuls Lineup World Cup

The name list is the final PNG Kumuls team for the Rugby League World Cup (England).

NRL and QRL players will be available during the off-season, including the UK-based PNG players. The PNG Kumuls Team will field a strong team against Wales, the Cook Islands and Tonga sides.

1.  Wellington Albert (London Broncos, UK)
2. Jacob Alick (Gold Coast Titans, Australia)
3. Keven Appo (PNG Hunters PNG)
4. Watson Boas (Doncaster, UK)
5. Xavier Coates (Melbourne Storm, Australia)
6. Edene Gebbie (Townsville Blackhawks, Australia)
7. Edwin Ipape (Leigh Centurions, UK)
8. Zev John (Central Queensland Capras, Australia)
9. Alex Johnston (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Australia)
10. Lachlan Lam (Leigh Centurions, UK)
11. Kyle Laybutt (Townsville Blackhawks, Australia)
12. Nene Macdonald (Leigh Centurions, UK)
13. Rhyse Martin (Leeds Rhinos, UK)
14. Sylvester Namo (PNG Hunters, PNG)
15. Jimmy Ngutlik (Western Suburbs Magpies, Australia)
16. Justin Olam (Melbourne Storm, Australia)
17. Nixon Putt (Central Queensland Capras, Australia)
18. Daniel Russell (Brisbane Tigers, Australia)
19. Jeremiah Simbiken (Redcliffe Dolphins, Australia)
20. Rodrick Tai (PNG Hunters, PNG)
21. Sherwin Tanabi (PNG Hunters, PNG)
22. Wesser Tenza (PNG Hunters, PNG)
23. Emmanuel Waine (PNG Hunters, PNG)
24. Mckenzie Yei (Central Queensland Capras, Australia)

Pacific test

• Papua New Guinea Kumuls plays Fiji Batis in a Pacific Test at Campbelltown Stadium on June 25.

PNG Kumuls vs Fiji Bati in PNG. Here is the PNG Kumul team that beat the Fiji Batis.

Lineup	Name	Kumul #	Club
1	Alex Johnson	294	South Sydney
2	Robert Derby	296 (Debut)	Northern Pride
3	David Mead	227	Brisbane Broncos
4	Justin Olam	274	Melbourne Storm
5	Terry Wapi	290	PNG Hunters
6	Lachlan Lam	283	Sydney Roosters
7	Epel Kapinias	298 (Debut)	Wynnum Manly
8	Wartovo Parua	260	PNG Hunters
9	Sylvester Namo	299 (Debut)	PNG Hunters
10	Nixon Put	281	Central Capras
11	Daniel Russel	295	East Tigers
12	Liam Horne	300 (Debut)	North Devils
13	Kyle Laybutt	292	Townsville Blackhawks
14	Emmanuel Naine	301 (Debut)	PNG Hunters
15	McKenzie Yei	302 (Debut)	Central Capras
16	Jacob Alick	303 (Debut)	Burley Bears/GC Titans
17	Dilbert Isaac		PNG Hunters
18	Sherwin Tanabi		PNG Hunters
19	Cruise Ten		South Logan

Latest score updates  - International Rugby Matches

• PNG Kumuls 24 - 14 Fiji Batis FT
• Samoa 42 - 12 Cook Islands FT
• New Zealand Kiwis 26 - 6 Tonga FT.

Check out the PNG Kumuls lineup and other RL stories here.

Fiji Batis lineup and fixtures 2022 RLWC

 Fiji have arrived 2 weeks early in England, and are ready for RLWC2022.

Penrith pair Api Koroisau and Viliame Kikau and Parramatta’s Maika Sivo, Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Waqa Blake headline a star studded Fiji Bati squad named for the World Cup. 

The Bati will be led by Sydney Roosters back Kevin Naiqama and Kikau, who are among 17 NRL stars included in the squad announced by Fiji coach Joe Rabele.

Fiji Batis lineup 2021/2022 RLWC

Here is the Fiji Batis lineup for the world cup.

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 Storm NRL Cotton On Super Comfy Off-field Clothes

Cotton On also made pay options available to fans through their vouchers and other promos. Even, they gave free merchandise to fans (and convert some AFL fans to NRL). 

See what some fans said about the surprise NRL gifts that they got from Cotton On.

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NRL Teams Cotton On Clothing Range - what the fans say!

The demand for quality clothing for the NRL teams and their supporters where high. Cotton on realised the open market available to them. Many NRL fans wanted their NRL clubs brands that are comfy, comfortable and snug. 

The sentiments were shared by many fans on social media. Here are some statements that show that the fans really wanted an NRL Cotton On range in 2018/19 having seen the Cotton On AFL clothing ranges:

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Cotton on got a range of official NRL Storm off-field merchandise gear on their online store. If you're at the game or cheering your Storm players from home, check out the Online Store.

  

NRL Panthers and Storms Cotton On's Off-field Merchandise is a Ripper

The NRL clubs' stylish range of merchandise from Cotton On started in 2019 with 6 clubs. Fast forward to 2022, the super comfy, off-field branded clothes cover all 16 NRL clubs. The NRL Penrith Panthers and Melbourne Storm Cotton On's off-field clothing range are a ripper. Check out the sample below. 

NRL Cotton On Super Comfy Off-field Clothes

The first clubs (and fans) to enjoy the clothing range were Rabbitohs, Bulldogs, Eels, Storm, Broncos or Cowboys. Their fans were ecstatic!

Cotton On also made pay options available to fans through their vouchers and other promos. Even, they gave free merchandise to fans (and convert some AFL fans to NRL). See what some fans said about the surprise NRL gifts that they got from Cotton On.

IDK anything about NRL or even watch it but ever since cotton on accidentally sent me that eels shirt I’ve decided they’re my team. [Laura, Twitter, May 2021]

 

Demand for NRL Cotton On Clothing Range

The demand for quality clothing for the NRL teams and their supporters where high. Cotton on realised the open market available to them. Many NRL fans wanted their NRL clubs brands that are comfy, comfortable and snug. 

The sentiments were shared by many fans on social media. Here are some statements that show that the fans really wanted an NRL Cotton On range in 2018/19 having seen the Cotton On AFL clothing ranges:

I am SO jealous of the AFL’s collaboration with Cotton On. Why can’t the  @NRL have merchandise as nice as this Crying face @SeaEagles  maybe we could be the first to start? [Ella, Twitter, 19/08/2019]

Cotton On have an AFL range for women. Does anyone want to make an NRL one? [Steph, Twitter, 17/03/2018]

Cotton On NRL clothing ranges 

Though Cotton On NRL clothing ranges is expensive they are super stylish and of high quality.  In fact, the Cotton On NRL and AFL ranges are super clean. The quality is A1. Here are some photos. 

Disclaimer: We do not own the photos. All credits are given in cation. 

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 NRL Panthers Cotton On Range: The demand for quality clothing for the NRL teams and their supporters where high. Cotton on realised the open market available to them. Many NRL fans wanted their NRL clubs brands that are comfy, comfortable and snug. 

 Panthers NRL Cotton On Super Comfy Off-field Clothes

Cotton On also made pay options available to fans through their vouchers and other promos. Even, they gave free merchandise to fans (and convert some AFL fans to NRL). 

See what some fans said about the surprise NRL gifts that they got from Cotton On.

IDK anything about NRL or even watch it but ever since cotton on accidentally sent me that eels shirt I’ve decided they’re my team. [Laura, Twitter, May 2021]

NRL Teams Cotton On Clothing Range - what the fans say!

The sentiments were shared by many fans on social media. Here are some statements that show that the fans really wanted an NRL Cotton On range in 2018/19 having seen the Cotton On AFL clothing ranges:

I am SO jealous of the AFL’s collaboration with Cotton On. Why can’t the  @NRL have merchandise as nice as this Crying face @SeaEagles  maybe we could be the first to start? [Ella, Twitter, 19/08/2019]

Cotton On have an AFL range for women. Does anyone want to make an NRL one? [Steph, Twitter, 17/03/2018]

Cotton On NRL clothing ranges 

The first clubs (and fans) to enjoy the clothing range were Rabbitohs, Bulldogs, Eels, Storm, Broncos or Cowboys. Their fans were ecstatic!  The NRL Cotton On Super Comfy Off-field Clothes are now available for fans. As the NRL season goes into the finals, fans will have to grab their old Cotton On shirts and scarfs or get a new one.

Though Cotton On NRL clothing ranges is expensive they are super stylish and of high quality.  In fact, the Cotton On NRL and AFL ranges are super clean. The quality is A1. Here are some photos. 

Disclaimer: We do not own the photos. All credits are given in the caption. Check out the Cotton on NRL Online Store for more.

Image: NRL.Com

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Penrith Panthers fans can now show your colours

Cotton On has got the supporter gear for the mighty NRL Panthers since 2019. Cotton on got a range of official NRL Penrith Panthers off-field merchandise gear on their online store. If you're at the game or cheering your Panthers players from home, check out the Online Store.