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Meninga denies dirty tactics
Queensland coach Mal Meninga has welcomed the prospect of New South Wales upping the ante in the niggle stakes in State of Origin II in Melbourne tomorrow night.
Queensland coach Mal Meninga has welcomed the prospect of New South Wales upping the ante in the niggle stakes in State of Origin II in Melbourne tomorrow night.
New South Wales prop James Tamou has predictably chosen to enter an early guilty plea to a dangerous contact charge, meaning he's free to line up in State of Origin Two.
New South Wales players say Blues coaching great Phil Gould's criticism that skipper Paul Gallen is too old for State of Origin is plain wrong.
Chris Rattue provides four thoughts on last night's opening State of Origin clash in Sydney.
Live updates of State of Origin I between New South Wales and Queensland and ANZ Stadium in Sydney.
NSW skipper Robbie Farah has disagreed with his coach Laurie Daley, saying the Blues players don't fear Queensland ahead of tonight's State of Origin opener in Sydney.
Former Blues hooker Ben Elias has touted Kiwi Issac Luke as the best No. 9 in league and suggested that is why he copped a kicking from Cameron Smith.
It may not have been as dramatic as Trevor Gillmeister's 1995 heroics but Greg Inglis emerged from his hospital bed to join his Queensland teammates yesterday.
The Warriors second-rower is ready to play State of Origin after being cleared by both the Blues' and Warriors' medical staff.
Warriors players will go head-to-head in State of Origin for the first time in history, with two players named for next Wednesday's opening match of the series in Sydney.
A crestfallen Greg Bird has been rubbed out of the entire State of Origin series after copping an eight-game ban at the NRL judiciary last night.
In the wake of the Kiwis latest win over Australia, who still believes that State of Origin is the pinnacle of rugby league?
James Tedesco has been told by Blues official he can stake his claim for a future NSW jersey by proving himself a multi-positional talent.
Queensland spoiled New South Wales' plans of celebrating a State of Origin series clean sweep by claiming a 32-8 game-three victory at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane last night.
The man who literally bled for NSW - ex-skipper Ben Elias - has encouraged the Blues to maintain their niggling tactics.