Paul Kent

Because there's one thing to have loyalty in.

I think as coach he has to be able to make what's best for the team.

Well, he does.

That's what we always hear, what's best for the team.

The narrative is always any decision, what's best for the team.

Yeah, Ola Cuado, for example.

Laurie put him out because he thought it was a better team to bring Dylan Lucas in.

Well, the one guy that terrifies Queensland, that they look up and don't want to see either coming at him to tackle him or coming at him with a ball is Oluwadu and didn't get sighted.

It didn't get used.

I remember years ago, given what we're talking about, I remember years ago being at a game at Footy Stadium and Queensland had an unexpected win against New South Wales and Fatty Vaughton was in the Queensland dressing room and he said, you know what the best thing about this win is?

And one of the guys there said, what's that?

He said, mate, next door, he said, they're going to be eating themselves alive.

Yeah.

Yeah, club players, club teammates.

Okay, that's right.

That makes sense.

But the flip side is also this, and I've said this,

Origin is not club footy.

It's less structured than club footy.

After the game, Lindsay Collins, standing there in the dressing room, Lindsay, what's the difference between game one and game two?