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Your support makes all the difference.NEIL FLANAGAN, 22, the Oldham captain and scrum-half, has been transfer-listed at his own request for pounds 50,000.
GREAT BRITAIN have named a 19-man squad for the second Test against New Zealand in Auckland on Sunday. Kelvin Skerrett is out with asthma, while Joe Lydon and Paul Hulme are dropped. Deryck Fox, Alan Hunte, Karl Fairbank, Michael Jackson and Steve McNamara come in.
GREAT BRITAIN (v New Zealand, Carlaw Park, Auckland, Sunday): From: Steadman (Castleford), Devereux (Widnes), Powell (Sheffield Eagles), Connolly (St Helens), Offiah (Wigan), Eastwood (Hull), Schofield (Leeds), Edwards (Wigan), Fox (Featherstone Rovers), Harrison (Halifax), L Jackson (Hull), Platt (Wigan), Fairbank (Bradford Northern), Betts (Wigan), M Jackson (Wakefield Trinity), McGinty (Wigan), Clarke (Wigan), McNamara (Hull), Hunte (St Helens).
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