Laurie 2.0: Blues consider Daley for shock NSW Origin return
Former Blues coach Laurie Daley has rocketed back into contention to replace Michael Maguire, as NSW prepare to make a decision ahead of the 2025 State of Origin series.
Former Blues coach Laurie Daley has rocketed back into contention to replace Michael Maguire, as NSW prepare to make a decision ahead of the 2025 State of Origin series.
The NSW Blues are on the hunt for two State of Origin coaches after the loss of Michael Maguire and Kylie Hilder. But a former halfback is ready and willing to solve one problem.
The NSWRL board will meet to discuss contenders for the vacant NSW State of Origin job after a number of formal applications, however no current NRL coaches will be among the conversation.
As the NSWRL board prepared to discuss Michael Maguire’s replacement this week, a shock contender has been discussed as an option to take over the coveted role.
NSW coach Michael Maguire has revealed he was completely clueless about a major Origin drama until one of his star players confessed.
NSW coach Michael Maguire was told the one thing he couldn’t do was lose the opening game, but there was a key reason that didn’t matter.
A NSW Blues star was banished to the dressing room and banned from the shield presentation after he was involved in a bitter sideline scuffle. See the full ORIGIN CONFIDENTIAL.
If we needed any more proof that Andrew Johns is a rugby league Nostradamus, he’s done it again with an extraordinary Origin moment.
After the coaches took the spotlight for the build-up to the Origin decider, PAMELA WHALEY analyses where Billy Slater and Michael Maguire’s got it right, and wrong. RATE THEM HERE
NSW’s series win left Queensland facing the reality that this Maroons team will never play together again and will have significant surgery before next year’s series. Here’s how the script was flipped on Queensland, writes Robert Craddock.
There were cheers, tears, biffs and the usual claims of bias. The Origin decider had it all. HAVE YOUR SAY
One of the most brutal State of Origin matches of all time ended with New South Wales claiming an astonishing, historic victory in Queensland.
Jarome Luai broke the State of Origin decider open with a piece of brilliance, and he got the last laugh with a very cheeky on-field act.
Queensland skipper Daly Cherry-Evans was on uncomfortable ground when boos rained down from the Maroons Suncorp Stadium fortress.
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