James Graham

I'm one of his greatest fans.

I'm a great mate.

And I'll state that now.

I'm a great mate with him.

Mate, he is up there in the top two or three state of origin players ever to play for New South Wales.

To say that is, you know, look, in my way of thinking, I've got the hindsight of sitting back and watching the game.

In my way of thinking is we try to play structured like it's a club game.

It ain't a club game.

And the sooner we realise that, and the lessons learnt from last night should be that, that this is an all-out attack against Queensland in Game 3.

Mm-hmm.

I think not all hope is lost.

I think there's... Have a look at the season this year.

Anything can happen.

And this isn't to say that some of the things that happened on the field can't be criticised.

I just think that build-up and that line of the headlines that were suggested or what they were suggesting is wrong.

I'll tell you how to board it.

It's cruel.

Yeah, it is.

We're here to talk about the game and some of the things that went right, wrong, indifferent, and what they can do going forward.

But not personal attacks on people.