Ben Te'o

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342 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 9 Jul

Ben Te'o’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Bye Round With James Graham · Ryan Girdler & Ben Te'o Recap The Origin Decider | Queensland Blow The Unlosable Series As NSW Reclaim Origin Glory · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

And I don't think Cleary, I can't even remember him taking a kick in the first half.

He just stepped out of the way and let Moses do that kick, and that, as you said, kept him in the game, and then...

You know, I think when we moved the ball to the edges, I thought Crichton did an unbelievable job of positioning himself to make those plays out on that right edge.

And, yeah, the big bodies, you know, Payne Haas had some game.

You know, he had some game.

And I think, you know, when you're going up against a big team like that, you know, it can work against them if you really get them into that grinding style of footy.

But if you're handing over the footy a lot and you're letting them off the hook with six against,

then they're going to become more big, more powerful.

And I think that's what you sort of felt as the second half went on and they made some changes.

They become big through the middle.

Yeah, and I think too, you know, once they pick those wingers, you understand that they're going for that aerial threat.

And I think sometimes you can pick that but not use it or they used it.

You know, I think every kick in their good ball went straight wingers, wingers.

Bostock, Marky Mark, Bostock, Marky Mark.

So they picked a team and then they played to the strengths too.

Yeah, I think so.

Like, I think at all times, you know, when you've got a winger like that, you're trying to isolate them and give your wingers an opportunity, especially if they're bigger and more athletic in the air, to have a one-on-one.

So that was definitely something that was identified through Billy and the attacking team.

staff.

It works both ways though, he's a shorter guy, he's hard to handle in yardage, really hard to handle and we've seen that throughout his years so sometimes you get rid of him because of the aerial, you lose that sort of yardage stuff but obviously the wingers and that and the centres all contributed and they got up the field anyway.

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