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Prince weighs in on next Broncos halfback
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[QUOTE="Super Freak, post: 2800738, member: 8536"] SCOTT Prince believes Kodi Nikorima needs to be given the chance to prove himself as a starting half for the Broncos. Following the announcement that Brisbane’s star playmaker Ben Hunt will be heading to the Dragons in 2018, there has been much speculation as to who will replace him at No. 7 in the future. Nikorima is the most obvious choice within Brisbane’s current roster, but concerns have been raised over his experience and ability to handle the pressure of the job. Prince was 21 when he was handed the task of becoming a starting Broncos half, which is three years younger than what Nikorima will be next year. Now the former Brisbane star believes Nikorima deserves the same opportunity. “I didn’t think I was ready,” he said. “With players you have to give them the opportunity first to be tested and thrown in the deep end. “He’s been in the system now for quite some time. He understands what it is to be a Broncos player and understands how to play that role as the halfback. “You never know when it’s time. It’s a matter of being tested.” Prince said Hunt was another who had his fair share of doubters when he was promoted to the starting side in 2014 but he managed to prove them wrong. Broncos CEO Paul White also spoke on the matter while promoting the club’s new community programs partnership with the Queensland Firebirds. He said Brisbane was a club that prided itself on developing its own talent and, while the Broncos would go to the market, they would not rule out sticking with someone like Nikorima. “Because it’s relatively early, we’re looking at both options,” he said. “We’re a development club and we’re always confident that our investments in our programs will be able to develop the majority of talent that fills our roster. “We’ll look at the market most certainly, but we’re also looking within as well ... we’ll do what’s in the best interest of our club both in the short term and the long term.” Meanwhile, it is expected Brisbane will announce their new captain within days. White said the club hope to reveal the skipper before they travelled to England on Thursday for the World Club Series. Darius Boyd is the frontrunner for the job after he captained the Broncos at the Nines. [URL]http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/nrl/scott-prince-says-kodi-nikorima-deserves-shot-to-be-broncos-halfback/news-story/682d2f843ee7f08f36b45d61ae5d64f6[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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