The Queensland Maroons have announced their team for State of Origin I at a gala dinner in Brisbane overnight. It’s much the same side that has dominated New South Wales over the last decade with
The New South Wales Blues have named their squad for Origin I at ANZ Stadium with the big surprise coming with the selection of Dylan Walker who is expected to fill the utility role from
The New South Wales Blues for Game I at ANZ Stadium has been announced with coach Laurie Daley refusing to announce players in position due to possible changes and to keep Queensland guessing. Perhaps the
New South Wales captain Paul Gallen is “dumbfounded” by Blues legend Peter Sterling’s predicted Origin 17 which has Gallen missing out on selection behind David Klemmer and Andrew Fifita. Sterling’s comments came on his own
Lachlan Coote has given up hope on his first New South Wales jumper and has the perfect stage to prove to Laurie Daley he is ready for State of Origin when the North Queensland Cowboys
Queensland State of Origin coach Kevin Walters has given the biggest hint yet that Brisbane Broncos winger Corey Oates was set to make his Origin debut for the Maroons. Walters believes Oates’ big body and
Laurie Daley is poised to go with experience when he picks his New South Wales side for Origin I despite a number of rising talents impressing in the annual City v Country clash at Tamworth
Retired Queensland outside back Brent Tate says North Queensland’s Justin O’Neill and Kyle Feldt are ready for State of Origin. With Billy Slater and Will Chambers sidelined and Justin Hodges hanging up the boots –
Penrith Panthers legend Brad Fittler has reservations over selecting Penrith young gun Bryce Cartwright for State of Origin this year. The 1991 premiership winner believes there is still plenty of improvement left in the backrower.
Let’s get this straight right off the bat. The New South Wales Blues need Mitchell Pearce like a kick in the head. Some might have you believe, including the highly-respected Rugby League Week, that the
