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The Blues deserved to win. They wanted it more which is sad when you look at what QLD were playing for. Whitewashes don't come around very often and the Maroons have let one slip tonight.
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QLD 2-1 with NSW winning the dead rubber after Fittler gives up on his failed team.
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That's now 13 years in a row where the series scoreline has been 2-1, that's actually a pretty crazy stat. Also only 1 of the last 23 series have been a clean sweep, also very surprising considering how good the 8 in a row side was.
Isn't Walker Koori (Yuin) and Murri (Bundjalung)?
The NRL care where he played his first rep game. That's literally their SoO criteria and can be the difference between playing for QLD or NSW.
I don't remember that. It was before my time, but that's not a State of Origin competition. That's a State of League competition. Arthur Beetson playing for NSW prior to 1980 is pretty ridiculous but those were the rules at the time and the NSWRL team unsurprisingly beat the BRL/QRL team on a regular basis. Once they changed it to a State of Origin competition in 1980 you saw the stronger state win the first five years straight and have been highly competitive ever since.
I'm guessing you're basing that on Greg Inglis' decision to pick Queensland due to similar circumstances making him eligible for both states before the NRL made the selection criteria clear. I tend to agree with you. If he was in Melbourne back in 2008 with guys like Inglis, Folau, Smith, Cronk, Slater etc then I'm sure he would have picked Queensland if it was an option.Walker was a Melb Strom Junior so he would have played in QLD during those days when he was coming through the system
I'm guessing you're basing that on Greg Inglis' decision to pick Queensland due to similar circumstances making him eligible for both states before the NRL made the selection criteria clear. I tend to agree with you. If he was in Melbourne back in 2008 with guys like Inglis, Folau, Smith, Cronk, Slater etc then I'm sure he would have picked Queensland if it was an option.
Yes he does. He puts in little effort and quite clearly does not know the rules but yes he does commentate.Does Cam Smith commentate on 9 throughout the season? I thought he hated ch9 after the hatchet job they did on him - is he just a sell out?
Correct. He's a Blue now. Probably had the choice back in the day but neither state chose him so he got assigned NSW when the rules changed.Well he didn't and that's why he is playing for NSW
You presumed he wanted to represent QLD when he never did as he is a Koori