Isn't he "Irish"?

Im pretty sure Ben Currie played for Ireland in the WC!

So did Michael mcilorum so it doesn't really matter who currie has played for in the past

So did Michael mcilorum so it doesn't really matter who currie has played for in the past

He played for Ireland in the World Cup yes. Smith wanted him to go and get some more experience in the off season. We did the same with Danny Bridge and James Mendieka. It was probably a better option than playing a one off game for the England Knights.

Fingers crossed. The hype on this lad is unreal.unfortunately never seen him play. I wouldn't be surprised to see him actually get a game or two this year, pre-season friendlies or possibly early rounds of challenge cup. Hope he lives up to his potential.

We'll see won't we.

He really is good try & get down to bishop Burton for a few U19s games he's got everything he can turn a game great kicking game strong in defence & he's as tough as cheap steak!

I think the rules are now that you can name two rep sides. One from the top level and a second nation and can interchange between them. this has removed the having to wait three years rule but as long as it is managed it shouldn't be an issue.



Wouldn't be an issue if England was called GB. Nobody would have any problems with a player playing for GB and a home nation.

How the bloody hell can anyone guess the England line of four years from now?



There'll be lads in the U19s that will become England players and virtually no one will know of them now.



Best I can do is suggest a few who I know of now who could be in their prime in four years.



Lynam, Crooks, Bateman, Percival, Hampshire, Currie, Amor, Walmsley, Clarke

Impossible to predict. However I have seen no Huddersfield players mentioned yet Cudjoe,Ferres, and Lunt will all still be the right age to be playing top level rugby and I would add to that list Joe Wardle who is a class act and still only 22.

Danny Houghton still probably won't have got a look in!