James Graham

Can you talk to us about what was the standard practice for coming into camp?

You know, at the moment, we're looking at Moses' hamstring, McLean's foot, Creighton's been ruled out.

But what would your priority be when you get into camp?

Was mid-strength the thing when you were?

Mid-strength?

No.

It's important we keep the –

the legend alive and the story at the forefront because we can just fall into, oh, it's origin again.

And it just is a norm.

You know, when we consider just how impactful State of Origin is, it needed the power of hate.

Like you both have love for your respective states, but there's also an element of hate that I think –

really appeals to the sports fan.

When you see two people or two groups of players, and rugby league's a great vehicle for this about showing respect, being teammates on one side of the fence.

I had it with Sam Burgess in England.

We were teammates, but then we'd come up against each other.

We were on.

And that was what Origin was about.

It was about, I'm with you on a Sunday, but on Wednesday, you are my sworn enemy.

Exactly.

What they played for.