The Mole's Team of the Week: Wantaway $1m Warriors star's perfect response to club imposed suspension
Warriors gun stands up
Addin Fonua-Blake had a point to prove to Warriors teammates after returning to the side following a club imposed suspension for storming out of the dressing room after their Magic Round win over the Panthers.
He achieved that and then some in a big round 14 performance that got him a nod in The Mole's Team of the Week.
Scroll on to see who else made the cut.
1. Latrell Mitchell (Rabbitohs)
Demanded Origin inclusion with a five-star display on the Gold Coast, scoring the opening try and setting up three more to get the Bunnies off the bottom of the ladder.
2. Zac Lomax (Dragons)
Followed up his fine debut for NSW with a hat-trick and a club record 32 points in the demolition of the Tigers in Wollongong on Friday night. In career-best form.
3. Jesse Ramien (Sharks)
Pushed his claims for a Blues call-up for Origin II with a dynamic game in both attack and defence as the Sharks scored a fine upset win in Brisbane.
4. Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs)
Gave his best display in the blue and white, scoring two tries and setting up a third in the brave win over the Eels.
5. Brian To'o (Panthers)
Scored a first half hat trick, ran for over 200 metres and always a handful in his team's win over the Sea Eagles.
6. Te Maire Martin (Warriors)
Played half but gets into the team thanks to his four try assists in the big win over the Cowboys. Filling Shaun Johnson's big shoes in fine style - a rival club should sign him as a starting half for 2025.
7. Ben Hunt (Dragons)
Like Lomax, backed up after Origin in style. Set up four tries and scored another himself. Is steering the Dragons towards the finals with his brilliant playmaking skills.
8. Keaon Koloamatangi (Rabbitohs)
Made over 260 run metres and came up with some big hits to lay the foundation for the Bunnies' 46-12 thrashing of the Titans on Saturday afternoon.
9. Reed Mahoney (Bulldogs)
Busy in attack and defence against his old club - and used his clever niggling to put Parra off their game.
