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20th June 2018, 5:27 am == JAMES Graham believes enduring the altitude in and travelling to Denver is a price worth paying as the Aussies continue to whinge. He feels it is worth sacrificing some of himself for the good of rugby league. Getty Images - Getty James Graham believes there is sometimes a price to pay for the good of international rugby league The England prop endured months of moaning from the NRL and its clubs about that fact Wayne Bennett’s men are travelling to Colorado to face the Kiwis on Saturday, one pundit described the Test as ‘two-bit’, ‘mickey mouse’ and ‘dinky’. First it was the travel to and from Australia, then it was the near 6,000 feet altitude in Colorado, then it was insurance in case of injury, then it was something else. However, sources on both sides say their biggest problem really is that the Rugby Football League and New Zealand Rugby League beat them to it by signing a three-year deal worth in the region of £280,000 a year with promoters Moore Spo...