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Fans have less than a week to play selector for the 2013 Harvey Norman Rugby League All Stars with voting for both the NRL and Indigenous All Stars teams closing next Monday (January 14).


Almost 16,000 fans have already registered their selections at www.nrl.com/allstars for the 16 prized public-chosen spots in the 20-man squads for both teams for the fourth annual All Stars match to be played at Brisbanes Suncorp Stadium on February 9.


Only one player from each club is eligible for Wayne Bennetts NRL All Stars, while fans can choose from all of Rugby Leagues best Indigenous talent for Laurie Daleys Indigenous All Stars. The final squads will be announced in Brisbane on January 16.


It is a really unique opportunity for the fans to get to decide who they want to see playing in this match, but there is only a few days left to get in and make their vote count , Daley said.


Top 10 in overall votes so far:


Indigenous All Stars

1. Greg Inglis (Rabbitohs)

2. Greg Bird (Titans)

3. Ben Barba (Bulldogs)

4. Tom Learoyd-Lahrs (Raiders)

5. Jamal Idris (Titans)

6. George Rose (Sea Eagles)

7. Andrew Fifita (Sharks)

8. Justin Hodges (Broncos)

9. Nathan Merritt (Rabbitohs)

10. Joel Thompson (Raiders)


NRL All Stars

1. Jarryd Hayne (Eels)

2. James Tamou (Cowboys)

3. Brett Morris (Dragons)

4. Paul Gallen (Sharks)

5. Akuila Uate (Knights)

6. Billy Slater (Storm)

7. Michael Jennings (Panthers)

8. Josh Morris (Bulldogs)

9. David Taylor (Titans)

10. Adam Reynolds (Rabbitohs)


Following the closing of the public online voting on January 14, both coaches will be able to select additional bench players to complement the 16-man teams chosen by the public to make up a 20-man squad.


Bennett will select two extra players alongside automatic selections Benji Marshall (New Zealand captain) and Cameron Smith (Australian captain); while Daley will pick three extra players in addition to automatic selection and Indigenous All Stars captain Johnathan Thurston.
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