League Central TV Loz and Dog Show: Reynolds’ passion, Meninga’s choices and Inglis’ form
JOSH Reynolds lost it at teammate Michael Lichaa on the field last week, but NSW coach Laurie Daley says it’s not something that would affect his Origin chances.
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JOSH Reynolds lost it at teammate Michael Lichaa on the field after a poor pass against the Warriors last week, but NSW coach Laurie Daley says it’s not something that would greatly affect his chances of an Origin call-up.
Speaking with The Daily Telegraph’s Dean Ritchie on League Central TV’s Loz & Dog Show, Daley said Reynolds is “passionate” and though you can’t let emotion override you in on the Origin stage, that he’d not had a problem at that level before.
“He’s passionate. He certainly won’t make an NFL quarterback the way he threw that ball,” Daley said.
“He’s a guy who wears his heart on his sleeve he’s a terrific competitor and sometimes the emotion can get the better of Josh and that was one occasion.
“In a high-pressure game you’ve got to be on your guard for the full 80 minutes and you can’t let emotion affect your decision-making ... but when he’s been there before he’s been excellent for us.”
Loz & Dog also discussed Mal Meninga’s Kangaroos selection headache, the form of Greg Inglis and possible bolters for the Blues team.
Originally published as League Central TV Loz and Dog Show: Reynolds’ passion, Meninga’s choices and Inglis’ form
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