Reasons why Phil Gould does not want to see Dylan Edwards picked out of position in Origin
Gus wants selectors to pick Edwards at fullback or not at all, saying while he could do it, it would be unfair to put…
It’s finally here. State of Origin for 2019 kicks off tonight with Queensland hosting the old enemy New South Wales at Suncorp Stadium.
All the talk this year has been about whether the Maroons can stay competitive in the absence of their retired legends – but can they actually go on and win Game 1?
Can they take advantage of a New South Wales side perhaps not sporting an ideal line-up? Can a halves pairing of Daly Cherry-Evans and Cameron Munster target Nathan Cleary and Cody Walker with success?
We were joined on the Game of Codes podcast by Roar rugby league expert Tim Gore to check out the keys to Queensland springing a Game 1 upset.
Listen to the debate:
Kevin Walters has been bullish about his side’s chances in the leadup to Origin, despite making some peculiar selections and naming a very inexperienced bench.
But with the Blues dealing with a fair few form and injury dramas of their own, some experts think the door could be wide open for a surprise Maroons win.
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