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State Of Origin Game 1
Location ANZ Stadium,Sydney
Date Wednesday June 5,2013
Time 8:00 PM
Last meeting: Queensland 21-20 at Suncorp Stadium, Game 3, 2012
Watch State of Origin Game 1 Live
The time of the year where Queensland and New South Wales fans go to war and cheer on their state for State of Origin supremacy has once again arrived, and this year should produce three thrilling matches that have fans on the edge of their seats.
Queensland will enter this series looking to extend their seemingly never-ending Origin dominance to eight years, while New South Wales will look to finally deliver for its long suffering fans.
Since being washed out in 2010, the Blues have narrowed the gap, and although they have once again had to go through a change of coach, there has been a lot of improvement since then. The last two series have gone to a deciding game both of which were decided by narrow margins.
The Blues will undoubtedly still be reeling after they lost last year’s third game by one point – the closest they have come since their last series victory in 2005. This will provide the motivation for them to finally get over the line this year.
While for Queensland, the lure of potentially winning 10 straight Origin series before their core of superstars move on will motivate them as they look to keep the shield away from Blue hands for an eighth consecutive year.
Apart from the injury-enforced absences of Brett Stewart and Kurt Gidley, this is a well-assembled New South Wales side which, on paper, looks very strong and threatening. There is no doubt Laurie Daley will be very happy with his players form for their respective clubs at the moment.
It’s no surprise that Jarryd Hayne was selected at fullback, given he was the Blues’ only other obvious choice after Brett Stewart was forced to pull out several weeks ago with his injury.
However I am surprised that Akuila Uate was overlooked for Blake Ferguson, given Uate is a proven performer on the big stage. Ferguson was chosen not only for the way he has redeemed himself following an early-season drunken incident which cost the Raiders Josh Dugan, but also for the great form he has shown since.
James Maloney and Mitchell Pearce have both been rewarded for the Roosters’ resurgence this year, and they have both been the masterminds behind the Roosters’ much-improved attack and defence.
New South Wales: Jarryd Hayne, Brett Morris, Michael Jennings, Josh Morris, Blake Ferguson, James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce, Paul Gallen (c), Robbie Farah, James Tamou, Ryan Hoffman, Luke Lewis, Greg Bird. Interchange: Anthony Watmough, Andrew Fafita, Trent Merrin, John Sutton, Josh Reynolds (one to be omitted)
Queensland: Billy Slater, Darius Boyd, Greg Inglis, Justin Hodges, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk, Matt Scott, Cameron Smith (c), David Shillington, Nate Myles, Sam Thaiday, Ashley Harrison. Interchange: Corey Parker, Matt Gillett, Ben Te’o, Chris McQueen. 18th man: Daly Cherry-Evans. 19th man: Josh Papalii
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State Of Origin Game 1
Location ANZ Stadium,Sydney
Date Wednesday June 5,2013
Time 8:00 PM
Last meeting: Queensland 21-20 at Suncorp Stadium, Game 3, 2012
Watch State of Origin Game 1 Live
The time of the year where Queensland and New South Wales fans go to war and cheer on their state for State of Origin supremacy has once again arrived, and this year should produce three thrilling matches that have fans on the edge of their seats.
Queensland will enter this series looking to extend their seemingly never-ending Origin dominance to eight years, while New South Wales will look to finally deliver for its long suffering fans.
Since being washed out in 2010, the Blues have narrowed the gap, and although they have once again had to go through a change of coach, there has been a lot of improvement since then. The last two series have gone to a deciding game both of which were decided by narrow margins.
The Blues will undoubtedly still be reeling after they lost last year’s third game by one point – the closest they have come since their last series victory in 2005. This will provide the motivation for them to finally get over the line this year.
While for Queensland, the lure of potentially winning 10 straight Origin series before their core of superstars move on will motivate them as they look to keep the shield away from Blue hands for an eighth consecutive year.
Apart from the injury-enforced absences of Brett Stewart and Kurt Gidley, this is a well-assembled New South Wales side which, on paper, looks very strong and threatening. There is no doubt Laurie Daley will be very happy with his players form for their respective clubs at the moment.
It’s no surprise that Jarryd Hayne was selected at fullback, given he was the Blues’ only other obvious choice after Brett Stewart was forced to pull out several weeks ago with his injury.
However I am surprised that Akuila Uate was overlooked for Blake Ferguson, given Uate is a proven performer on the big stage. Ferguson was chosen not only for the way he has redeemed himself following an early-season drunken incident which cost the Raiders Josh Dugan, but also for the great form he has shown since.
James Maloney and Mitchell Pearce have both been rewarded for the Roosters’ resurgence this year, and they have both been the masterminds behind the Roosters’ much-improved attack and defence.
New South Wales: Jarryd Hayne, Brett Morris, Michael Jennings, Josh Morris, Blake Ferguson, James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce, Paul Gallen (c), Robbie Farah, James Tamou, Ryan Hoffman, Luke Lewis, Greg Bird. Interchange: Anthony Watmough, Andrew Fafita, Trent Merrin, John Sutton, Josh Reynolds (one to be omitted)
Queensland: Billy Slater, Darius Boyd, Greg Inglis, Justin Hodges, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk, Matt Scott, Cameron Smith (c), David Shillington, Nate Myles, Sam Thaiday, Ashley Harrison. Interchange: Corey Parker, Matt Gillett, Ben Te’o, Chris McQueen. 18th man: Daly Cherry-Evans. 19th man: Josh Papalii
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