Blues Origin III Squad
No surprises from the Blues with injured leaders Paul Gallen and Robbie Farah both picked despite the latter’s ongoing hand worries. Coach Laurie Daley said at the press conference, “Farah has got a fracture in
No surprises from the Blues with injured leaders Paul Gallen and Robbie Farah both picked despite the latter’s ongoing hand worries. Coach Laurie Daley said at the press conference, “Farah has got a fracture in
Good news for Melbourne and Queensland fans, Cooper Cronk is back on the training field. Speaking on Sterlo On The Couch, Cronk says he has begun rehabilitating and is hoping to return for State of
It has been six days since State of Origin II at the Melbourne Cricket Ground where over 91,000 raving mad fans packed the famous stadium to watch New South Wales defeat Queensland 26-18. I didn’t
NSW centre Michael Jennings has been suspended for one match NRL match and fined after offensive behaviour directed at police following State of Origin II. But his Roosters coach Trent Robinson has defended his centre
Legendary Maroons winger Wendell Sailor wants Queensland to follow the Blues and start blooding for the future. Writing for news.com.au, Sailor says QLD needs to pull the trigger now. “As a Queenslander, I’m worried” Sailor
Queensland are done. That’s according to former Blues coach Phil Gould. “Queensland fought hard, as they always do. But there was something missing” Gould wrote for Fairfax. “It wasn’t as sharp or as clinical as
It’s simple for Blues captain Paul Gallen. Win tonight and take out injured Maroon Billy Slater. The legendary fullback is set for surgery following Origin II in Melbourne. “Billy is planning on having surgery on
Brett Morris’ heroics in Game I 2014 won’t be forgotten in a hurry. Playing with a busted shoulder, the Bulldog pulled off one of the great defensive plays in Origin history helping the Blues to
Former State of Origin great Jarryd Hayne says the Melbourne Cricket Ground will be a home game for the Maroons but also believes embattled halves Trent Hodkinson and Mitchell Pearce are the right men to
Josh Dugan has had to grow up quickly. If he didn’t, the New South Wales star faced the prospect of never playing top grade footy in Australia again. Now he’s a potential future Blues captain.