Justin Rodski

He's obviously...

an ex-teammate of his, let alone, you know, now he's coach.

And, you know, what bigger stage than Origin to come back to form and just showcase exactly what you're made of.

And, you know, we hope that obviously all our boys get through injury-free first and foremost, but then that Queensland can get up.

storm back in the season was just running we were running the maths yesterday going yeah yeah back in the season yeah look we're not getting ahead of ourselves we've won four of our last five and it's been really pleasing to see some of the form that we've been able to generate and not not really with a two different looking teams so we've got a lot of youth still playing in this team people a lot of players playing in different positions so

For me, that's what's the most encouraging part about it.

There are some players that will still get back.

Tyrone Wishart, for example, this Sunday.

But there are some players we might not get back this season now.

And Xavier Coates was one of them that was announced with his Achilles injury.

So that's disappointing.

But the pleasing part is we're finding a way to win.

We're playing players in different positions, and we've got a younger, energetic team that's starting to find its form and connect.

So, you know, from here, anything can happen, but we're definitely not getting ahead of ourselves, Gerard.

We'll take it one week at a time.

Yeah, well, it probably started with Damien and I having a number of conversations over the last few years about how we could partner together in various different ways.

And to be honest, we didn't want to do anything that wasn't meaningful or impactful.

And we've known each other for a long time, but hadn't quite found that purpose that we thought was going to be something that was going to be really generating something that was meaningful and impactful in the community.

And

We met again, I think, late last year and started discussing this opportunity to talk about men's health.