Paul Kent

You can't.

And that's what gets New South Wales.

It's got New South Wales caught countless times.

And that was when Brad Phillip was coach and half the side was Penrith.

And they tried to play Penrith football at origin level.

And it wasn't good enough to win.

It is a different game.

It is a more instinctive game.

It is more just play it ad lib on the run, play what's in front of you.

You look at that Liero try last night.

Max Plath, he catches the ball with his back to the defence and throws it to Liero.

And it was just a blow.

That's like playing park footy, you know what I mean?

Playing down the road with his mates.

That's a guy that knows what footy's about.

That's how Sam Walker plays and that's how Queensland play.

And as soon as you lose structure, it makes it very difficult for teams to defend against because they're only ever used to seeing structure because that's what they see in club football.

And that's what's happening with...

Yeah, that's what's happened with New South Wales too many times in recent years, is they go out and as soon as Queensland starts to be a bit unorthodox, like that scrum play.

Now, that scrum play, that's a relic from the 80s.