1980 QLD v NSW. This was published 1 year ago. Queensland def. 1989 - Origin G2. State of Origin 2019 Game 3: NSW beat Queensland to clinch series – as it happened New South Wales beat Queensland 26-20 at ANZ Stadium James Tedesco scores with 32 seconds left to settle series NSW Blues coach Brad Fittler has criticised the media for their handling of “personal issues” during the 2019 State of Origin series. He labelled the actions of the media as “irresponsible” in the actions in dragging racism into the debate regarding whether or not to sing the national anthem before Origin 1. The good thing was he scored a couple of tries today. The Blues have claimed the 2019 State of Origin series 2-1 after a thrilling final-minute James Tedesco try sealed a 26-20 Game 3 victory in front of a sell-out home crowd. NSW 18-14. Tariq Sims will play his second Origin game off the bench. “They played a huge part in creating stories and theories and all that and I think this year has been different to a lot of other years.”.
Brad Fittler has described his sensational axing of Latrell Mitchell as "the hardest thing he's had to do" as a coach but said the Sydney Roosters centre had not been meeting the required standards for club and state. Melbourne workhorse Dale Finucane will finally make his NSW debut after years of near misses while Newcastle prop Daniel Saifiti will be the seventh Blues debutant of the series. Wade Graham (Sharks)17. "We need to get over there and make it happen and I think those two blokes will make it happen," Fittler said. But his elevation wasn't the biggest shock at the selection table, with Fittler dumping Mitchell, who just a month ago was touted as potentially the world's best player. Fittler clarified that he believed that the media went too far in the handling of the issues surrounding the singing of the national anthem and the axing of Latrell Mitchell for Game 2. Queensland leads the series 1-0. The rule is such an easy one to follow. James Tedesco has scored in the final 20 seconds to deliver New South Wales its first back-to-back State of Origin series win since 2005.
Boyd Cordner (Roosters)12. The NSW Blues have kept the 2019 Holden State of Origin series alive with a thumping 38-6 victory over Queensland in the historic first Origin game in Perth.
The NSW coach made a stunning seven changes for Origin II in Perth, with James Maloney recalled and Latrell Mitchell the most notable omission. 2010 - Origin G1.
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane. NRL on Nine delivers the best seat in the house for the State of Origin in 2019 so stay tuned for more Origin highlights, analysis, opinion and video.For more State of Origin highlights and analysis: https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/state-of-originWatch State of Origin EXCLUSIVELY LIVE and FREE: https://www.9now.com.au/state-of-originFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NRLonNine/#WWOS #NRL #FOOTY Latrell Mitchell dives over for one of his two tries on Sunday before being overlooked for Origin II. State of Origin 2019: James Tedesco's matchwinning try James Tedesco fittingly scored the match winning try in the dying seconds that earned him the Wally Lewis Medal as player of the series…
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Maloney was overlooked for the opening game of the series as the Blues opted for Cody Walker. 2004 - Origin G1. "They’re the tough ones. Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles)4. I dead-set live and breathe by the fact you can’t pick the team until the last game is played. Walker was axed from the halves after being benched mid-way through the second half of the series opening loss in Brisbane, joining Angus Crichton, Josh Morris and Mitchell as omissions. Jack Wighton (Raiders)5.
State of Origin 2019… Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Yet Fittler backed up his comments in the wake of the Origin I loss on his teamsheet, having said Mitchell needed to "work on his motivation".
Start times for the State of Origin are yet to be confirmed. “I thought around the anthem and trying to bring in racism into it, I thought that was really irresponsible and I don’t like that at all,” he said, “A lot around Latrell as well, trying to drag the story out was unfair because Latrell has to read it all and he doesn’t need to, I thought was irresponsible.”, https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/sportal_com_au/c3/51/brad-fittler_16digk0k50hq21wg8hz4gak2fk.jpg?t=-668429509&w=500&quality=80. Pressed on the standards Mitchell didn't meet, Fittler said: "His training was great [before game one]. NSW claimed their 15th Origin shield in 2019, winning the series 2-1. The first calls for a state of origin selection policy in interstate rugby football came before the schism between the union and league codes eventuated in Australia. Cameron Murray (Rabbitohs). Not The NRL News: Round 12 . WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE 2019 STATE OF ORIGIN SERIES? Blake Ferguson (Eels)3. Both … From Start. Both haven't played centre at all this season for their clubs. Daly Cherry-Evans will captain the Maroons for the first time, while Boyd Cordner again leads the Blues as they begin their bid to repeat last year's series win. Queensland debutants Moses Mbye, Joe Ofahengaue and David Fifita will come off the bench while Cody Walker, Nick Cotric, Cameron Murray, Jack Wighton and Payne Haas will make their Origin debuts for NSW. Nathan Cleary (Panthers)8. 2019 State of Origin I. Josh Addo-Carr (Storm)6. Before this series, Queensland had won 21 times, NSW 14 times, with two series drawn. Enjoy Australia’s greatest sporting rivalry as the 2019 State of Origin series kicks off in Brisbane. “The media played such big part in State of Origin, the players play their part because they love it and the fans as well,” Fittler remarked.
NRL State of Origin 2019 - Game 3 33 Images NSW 26 defeat Queensland 20 in the third and deciding game of the 2019 NRL State of Origin series in Sydney.
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We want him back, but he’s got to do a bit of hard work. "Everyone wants to see Latrell play good. Blake Ferguson will end his Origin exile, less than two years after being fingered for a drinking session alongside Josh Dugan five days out from NSW's series deciding loss in 2017. 2016 - Origin G2. I’m really comfortable with the way it looks. The Queensland Maroons take on the New South Wales Blues in Game 1 of the 2019 State of Origin Series. Last updated: Queensland and NSW have confirmed their 17-man line-ups for the 2019 Holden State of Origin series opener at Suncorp Stadium.
GAME II. With the score level at 20-20, Tedesco finished off a brilliant late attacking move down the right edge and spun past the Queensland defenders to get the ball down with 79:40 on the clock and seal the 26-20 win. … Add galleries to your saved list and come back to them any time. Both sides will run out as named last week, with coaches Kevin Walters and Brad Fittler not springing any surprises on game day. For just the second time, a game was played away from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, with Game 2 played at Perth’s Optus Stadium. "I’m sure he’s going to be back and I saw he scored a couple of tries today, but we want to set standards and expectations and I most probably didn’t think he matched them in the first game.
He scored two tries on his 22nd birthday as the Roosters dismantled the Bulldogs on Sunday. Will QLD or NSW claim game one bragging rights? NSW Blues coach Brad Fittler has criticised the media for their handling of “personal issues” during the 2019 State of Origin series.
Tariq Sims (Dragons)16. Wade Graham, despite playing just 88 minutes of NRL since returning from an ACL tear, won a spot on the bench, with Tom Trbojevic also rushed into the team after only two games following a persistent hamstring problem. Jake Trbojevic (Sea Eagles), 14. On a day of high drama for the Blues, Fittler made a stunning seven changes for Origin II at Perth's Optus Stadium next Sunday, which NSW must win to stay alive in the series. WHERE WILL THE 2019 STATE OF ORIGIN SERIES BE PLAYED?
Paul Vaughan (Dragons)11. Not The NRL News: Round 13. WATCH: @Channel9#9NRLSFS #9WWOS pic.twitter.com/46uyI6ngLN. NSW has produced an unforgettable last-gasp stunner to steal Game 3 and the entire 2019 State of Origin series in the most dramatic of circumstances. This was followed by suggestions that the treatment of Roosters and Australian centre Latrell Mitchell was unfair and unjust after he was not selected for Origin 2 and 3. State of Origin Game 3 live NSW are State of Origin champions in 2019 after winning the series decider 26-20. “They just seemed to take it to another level, we encourage never to watch TV, never to read, it’s hard not to when everyone is bringing it up trying to get a reaction,” Fittler said on Channel Nine’s Sports Sunday. Fittler became the first coach since Phil Gould in 2003-2004 to lead the Blues to back-to-back Origin victories when he coached the Blues to a 26-20 win over Queensland on Wednesday night. David Klemmer (wrist), Nick Cotric (ankle) and Payne Haas (hamstring) were all ruled out through injury. whether or not to sing the national anthem before Origin 1. "And that’s why we’ve gone with someone that will give us more energy. "You have things in your mind and you want things to roll a certain way, but when it’s all said and done I don’t think I can get a better side. State of Origin Winners List Of the 38 full series played to date, Queensland have won 21, … It forced Fittler to abandon plans to pair the Newcastle No.7 with Nathan Cleary in the halves, leaving him to turn to Cleary's Penrith teammate Maloney and reuniting the pair who steered NSW to a drought-breaking series triumph 12 months ago. WATCH: @Channel9#9SportsSunday #9WWOS pic.twitter.com/xreQHKnleZ, MORE: State of Origin: Blues assistant coach Greg Alexander's glowing praise for Blake Ferguson after win, He doubled-down on these comments later in the day on the Sunday Footy Show, believing that the media played a vital role in creating a hostile environment surrounding this year’s series. The Queensland Maroons take on the New South Wales Blues in Game 1 of the 2019 State of Origin Series. Freddy says the media took personal stuff 'to another level' this year during the Origin series. "That’s hard," Fittler said of Mitchell's surprise snub. James Maloney (Panthers)7. Adam Pengilly is a Sports reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald. Mitchell not up to 'standards', says Fittler after shock Origin snub. New South Wales claim back-to-back State of Origin series wins for the first time since 2005 with a 26-20 win over Queensland. Blues coach Brad Fittler celebrates with Mitchell Pearce after winning Game 3 of the 2019 State of Origin series.Credit:AAP, NSW Blues celebrate winning Game 3 of the 2019 State of Origin series.Credit:AAP, James Maloney and Mitchell Pearce of the Blues celebrate winning Game 3 of the 2019 State of Origin series.Credit:AAP, James Tedesco of the Blues celebrates a try.Credit:AAP, James Tedesco of the Blues celebrates a try during.Credit:AAP, James Tedesco of the Blues scores a try.Credit:AAP, James Tedesco of the Blues scores.Credit:AAP, Josh Addo-Carr and James Tedesco celebrate NSW try.Credit:NRL Photos, Jack Wighton of the Blues in action.Credit:DEAN LEWINS, David Klemmer of the Blues is tackled by Joe Ofahengaue and Josh Papalii of the Maroons.Credit:DEAN LEWINS, Josh McGuire of the Maroons is tackled by Boyd Cordner and Damien Cook of the Blues.Credit:AAP, Daniel Saifiti of the Blues tackles Josh Papalii of the Maroons.Credit:AAP, Paul Vaughan of the Blues scores a try.Credit:Dan Himbrechts, Paul Vaughan of the Blues celebrates scoring a try.Credit:AAP, David Klemmer of the Blues tackled by Corey Norman (left) and Felise Kaufusi of the Maroons.Credit:AAP, Corey Norman of the Maroons in action.Credit:AAP, James Tedesco of the Blues during Game 3.Credit:AAP, Corey Oates of the Maroons is tackled by Blake Ferguson of the Blues.Credit:AAP, Felise Kaufusi of the Maroons (right) celebrates a try with teammates Corey Oates (left) and Moses Mbye of the Maroons.Credit:AAP, Felise Kaufusi of the Maroons celebrates a try.Credit:AAP, Felise Kaufusi of the Maroons scores.Credit:AAP, Felise Kaufusi of the Maroons is tackled by Damien Cook (left) and Mitchell Pearce of the Blues.Credit:AAP, Daly Cherry-Evans of the Maroons kicks.Credit:AAP, Ben Hunt of the Maroons tries to break through against Tom Trbojevic of the Blues (left) and Mitchell Pearce of the Blues.Credit:AAP, Josh Addo-Carr of the Blues tackled by Daly Cherry-Evans of the Maroons.Credit:AAP, Ben Hunt of the Maroons in action.Credit:AAP, Tom Trbojevic of the Blues is tackled.Credit:AAP, Josh Addo-Carr of the Blues in action.Credit:AAP, James Maloney of the Blues is tackled.Credit:AAP.
coached the Blues to a 26-20 win over Queensland on Wednesday night. In 1900 a journalist known as 'The Cynic' wrote in The Referee that star rugby player and recent immigrant to Queensland, Stephen Spragg, should be able to play for his home state of New South Wales.