James Graham

It's not a club game.

Queensland showed us how to play.

Out of dummy half, winning the ruck, pushing up around the ball.

New South Wales, for mine in the second half, were trying to spread the ball off, slow play the balls, which is virtually impossible.

You can't do it.

You've got to win that ruck.

You've got to poke your nose through.

I thought in the second half when we were chasing points,

that we should have used Abbey Carousel.

Yeah.

It's easy in hindsight, mate.

You know, I feel for Laurie.

You know, you could see, mate, he's almost looking at what's happened and, you know, the shots of him and him talking after the game and that, and I love him to death.

You know, the players have got to do something for him in the third game.

I reckon, and I'm sure we'll talk about it a little bit later on, about making a few changes to the game.

We need some hunters in our side.

We need blokes who are going to go after it.

The only way to beat Queensland in the third game, and we've only done it three times in the history of the game, is to go after it.

Yeah.

Just on Lloyd Daly, I thought some of the –