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The Mole's round 6 Team of the Week: 'Under pressure' star's big message to Blues coach

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NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley will be keeping a keen eye on several players as he mulls State of Origin selection over the coming weeks.

One incumbent in particular looked to be "under pressure" - before having a day out in round six.

He makes The Mole's team of the week.

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1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)
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1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)

A stunning hat-trick against the Panthers makes me wonder - is he the fastest fullback of all time?

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2. Christian Tuipulotu (Dragons)
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2. Christian Tuipulotu (Dragons)

Only lasted 60 minutes before leaving the field injured but still led both teams in run metres and bagged two tries.

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3. Jake Averillo (Dolphins)
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3. Jake Averillo (Dolphins)

Two line breaks, a try and nearly 200 running metres against the Panthers - one of the most under-rated players in the league.

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4. Billy Smith (Roosters)
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4. Billy Smith (Roosters)

Classy centre looks to have finally shaken a horror career with injury by scoring two fine tries in the defeat of the Broncos.

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5. Xavier Coates (Storm)
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5. Xavier Coates (Storm)

Scored two tries and set up two more against the wounded Warriors. The complete modern day winger at the top of his game.

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6. Braydon Trindall (Sharks)
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6. Braydon Trindall (Sharks)

The most dangerous player on show in Perth, with two try assists against Manly and a line break as well as a solid kicking game.

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7. Jarome Luai (Tigers)
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7. Jarome Luai (Tigers)

His cool head and smart kicking game led the Tigers to a spirited defeat of a dismal Newcastle team on Sunday.

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8. Terrell May (Tigers)
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8. Terrell May (Tigers)

Totally dominated the lethargic Knights pack with his power running and big hits as his team scored a crushing upset win.

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9. Reece Robson (Cowboys)
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9. Reece Robson (Cowboys)

Under-pressure NSW hooker sent Laurie Daley a message with his best game of the year against Souths, coming up with a try assist and 140 run metres.

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