Daley wants Origin refs sacked after Queensland win controversial game one

Robbie Farah of the Blues speaks to referee Gerard Sutton after the bunker decision on the Josh Morris attempted try. Photo / Getty

NSW coach Laurie Daley has sensationally called for referees Gerard Sutton and Ben Cummins to be sacked from officiating State of Origin II after several controversial calls in the interstate series opener.

Several crucial calls went against the Blues in their 6-4 game-one loss on Wednesday night at ANZ Stadium.

As a result, Daley said in his post-match media conference he wanted different referees appointed when the sides met again in three weeks at Suncorp Stadium.

"There were plenty of big calls that happened," Daley said."Put it this way, I will be asking for those two referees not to be officiating in game two ... there is your story."

When asked why he wanted the referees changed Daley replied: "based on history and based on that game."

Blues players were upset when Josh Morris was denied a 66th minute try when the bunker overturned the onfield decision.

"I've got no idea," Daley said when asked his thoughts on it.

Not long after the Morris try was turned down a NSW scrumfeed 10m out from the Queensland line was handed to the Maroons when their centre Justin O'Neill was ruled not to have knocked on."I don't know," Daley said when quizzed about that.

In his first game as Origin coach, Queensland's Kevin Walters agreed his side got the rub of the green."A couple of good calls went our way," he told Channel Nine.

"I'm not sure we deserved to win but we did."