‘Embarrassing’: Queensland legend exposed
Daly Cherry-Evans may have played his final State of Origin game, but a NSW great has spotted a much bigger problem for Queensland.
Daly Cherry-Evans may have played his final State of Origin game, but a NSW great has spotted a much bigger problem for Queensland.
Daly Cherry-Evans is a man under pressure in the wake of the Maroons’ dismal Game I loss. However, the defiant skipper has hit back at claims he’s a spent force and is determined to retain his No.7 jumper. HAVE YOUR SAY
The NSW Blues were dominant in Game 1, hiding the fact that the code’s biggest star continues to struggle on the biggest stage.
Queensland coach Billy Slater has called out his side for one aspect of their performance in the Origin opener that “wasn’t good enough”.
Lindsay Collins’ $1000-a-week grocery bill has divided Australians but the Maroons prop makes no apologies for the diet that’s driving him to State of Origin success.
He’s just 20-years-old and has played just ten games in the NRL, but Maroons legend Mal Meninga is adamant that Roosters rookie Robert Toia is ready for the Origin furnace.
With Daly Cherry-Evans possibly playing his last Origin series, the Queensland No.7 jumper could become vacant for the first time in seven years. And Queensland’s Mr Fix-it, Tom Dearden, is determined to make it his own.
Angus Crichton is enjoying the most unconventional of honeymoons this week. The NSW Blues and Roosters star opens up on juggling his representative and connubial commitments.
Maroons prop Pat Carrigan has revealed even though his ‘lip was hanging off’ following a freak collision against the Dragons last week, he has no concerns about returning to the Origin cauldron.
Some bought Fortnite skins, another a jet ski and one had to give it all back; the NSW Blues reveal the value of their first ever rugby league contract and how they spent the money.
A former teacher of Queensland State of Origin reps Jeremiah Nanai and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow revealed the disappointment which sparked a rugby league transformation at their old school.
New South Wales boast an incredibly dangerous backline – but it’s what happens before the ball goes wide that will decide whether that weapon will wound the Maroons, writes MATTY JOHNS.
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