 Match
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New South Wales Blue v Queensland Maroons | |
 Venue
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Accor Stadium, Homebush NSW | |
 Time
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Sunday 8th June 2022 8:10pm | |
 Tickets
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Tickets via Ticketek | |
 Weather
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 Clear 9°C (2% Chance of Rain  ) |
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 Broadcast
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Channel Nine (FTA) [LIVE] Fox League (Channel 502) [DELAYED]  NRL Live Pass [LIVE] Kayo Sports [DELAYED] ABC Sydney 702AM [LIVE] 2GB Sydney 873AM [LIVE] MMM Sydney 104.9FM [LIVE] SEN 1116AM [LIVE]
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| New South Wales | v | Queensland | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TEAM | ||||
| © James Tedesco | 1 | FB | 1 | Kalyn Ponga |
| Brian To’o | 2 | WG | 2 | Selwyn Cobbo |
| Kotoni Staggs | 3 | CE | 3 | Valentine Holmes |
| Jack Wighton | 4 | CE | 4 | Dane Gagai |
| Daniel Tupou | 5 | WG | 5 | Xavier Coates |
| Jarome Luai | 6 | FE | 6 | Cameron Munster |
| Nathan Cleary | 7 | HB | 7 | Daly Cherry-Evans © |
| Payne Haas | 8 | FW | 8 | Tino Fa’asuameleaui |
| Damien Cook | 9 | HK | 9 | Ben Hunt |
| Junior Paulo | 10 | FW | 10 | Josh Papalii |
| Cameron Murray | 11 | SR | 11 | Kurt Capewell |
| Tariq Sims | 12 | SR | 12 | Felise Kaufusi |
| Isaah Yeo | 13 | LK | 13 | Reuben Cotter |
| INTERCHANGE | ||||
| Stephen Crichton | 14 | INT | 14 | Harry Grant |
| Liam Martin | 15 | INT | 15 | Lindsay Collins |
| Regan-Campbell Gillard | 16 | INT | 16 | Patrick Carrigan |
| Ryan Matterson | 17 | INT | 17 | Jeremiah Nanai |
| Reserves | RESERVES | |||
| Nicho Hynes | 18 | RSV | 18 | Tom Dearden |
| Tyson Frizell | 19 | RSV | 19 | Jai Arrow |
| Jacob Saifiti | 20 | RSV | 20 | Tom Flegler |
| Joseph Suaalii | 21 | RSV | 21 | Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow |
| Api Koroisau | 22 | RSV | 22 | Murray Taulagi |
| COACH | ||||
| Brad Fittler | HC | HC | Billy Slater | |
| Paul McGregor | AC | AC | Josh Hannay | |
| Greg Alexander | AC | AC | Cameron Smith | |
| Danny Beaerus | AC | AC | Johnathon Thurston |
| 2022 State of Origin 1 | |
|---|---|
| Referee | Ashley Klein |
| Sideline Official | Phil Henderson |
| Dave Munro | |
| Video Referee | Grant Atkins |
NC to score a double
We’ll that didn’t go so well!
Ruck was slow which didn’t help us, plus our attack just didn’t flow. Poor game from Cook, unusual for him, just seem to disjoint the attack.
Once again the whistle man/bunker had a big part to play.
I think our Panther guys missed the go forward from our props & the threat of Kikau, & the service from Api.
Interesting to see who backs up on Sunday.
Thought Brian To’o was our best forward which says it all. Agree with mrwalker, Cook was rubbish; maybe Api gets a go in Perth. Result aside, I didn’t enjoy the game very much and I cannot figure why.
And, as I may have said before, I could live to be a hundred and still not understand the obstruction interpretations from the officials.
I cannot stand watching channel 9 coverage of footy, it so soooo media driven it makes you want to switch off.
Re the game, yer Cook was poo, but so were the featherdick (parra 
) forwards who thought it was just another game. Haas had a couple of effort runs but was generally poo too. This impacted on our halves no end. Jack Wighton was friggen awesome and he would get my MOTM even though he is a back. Also notables Tupou and Too who were better than the feather forwards.
Maybe the lackadaisical attitude of the Coach has trended into the team psyche…
Just on 9 coverage, agree it’s terrible & ridiculously overhyped - a few more need to join rabbits Warren. The overuse of the end-on camera view sucks - don’t they realize people pay extra for the good ie side-on seats.
Is it just me or did NSW go to shit the entire time Yeo was off the field. Why did Freddy take him off for so long. There was no structure in attack until he came back in the field.
Says a lot about the remainder of the middle forwards right Griggsy, regardless of whether Yeo is on or not, if they had go forward, Cleary can certainly drive a team around the park. I think NC learnt a lot about himself playing on the back foot Wednesday night, speaks volumes about JFH and The Motor Moses Leota 
The SOO was odd IMO
Looks like Fittler tried to emulate the Panther model (which is a compliment) but the 2 wingers Topou and Too bought the process, shame is the forwards didn’t.
Haas and Paulo were terrible, Matterson was poor along with Murray and Cook
2 forwards had a dig, namely Martin and Yep when he was on.
Also has me perplexed why he kep Yep off for so long.
This lack of effort from the forwards failed to give our backs especially Cleary time to do their thing
On Cleary, the kicking game as terrible and no variation to it, which suggests it was instructions.
Maybe the scored flattered NSW because they were very ordinary.
Not sure they can regroup for the Perth game…expect Fittler to call up Crichton from the Roosters and doubt will change much else.
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