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Garry responds the State of Origin Injury Criticism (28.04.26)

27 Apr 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

0.031 - 1.794 Garry Lyon

Breakfast with Gary and Tim.

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Chapter 2: What are the concerns about player injuries in State of Origin?

2.315 - 20.747 Garry Lyon

I don't know if there's any link between State of Origin and that hammy for Rory Lobb, but how reluctant are clubs going to be to allow their players to play State of Origin? I doubt we'll see it in its true form, State of Origin. Be a shortened sort of... It'll be a 15-minute quarter.

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Chapter 3: How has the format of State of Origin changed over time?

21.067 - 23.912 Garry Lyon

I agree with you on that. I don't think it'll be anywhere near a game.

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23.892 - 28.785 Unknown

Yeah, that was a school of thought. Has Hogan been the same player? Has Taylor been? Has Archie?

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Chapter 4: What are the implications of player availability for State of Origin?

28.805 - 31.472 Unknown

There's still carnage everywhere.

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31.552 - 37.227 Garry Lyon

Dangerfield's just come back from his... Should have stopped it when he said, I don't know.

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38.793 - 40.495 Tim Watson

Well, you're hearing that. That's when he should have stopped.

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Chapter 5: How do injuries impact the performance of key players?

40.515 - 41.175 Unknown

Not for the first time.

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41.195 - 50.765 Tim Watson

Corn should have stopped it. I don't know. I played that to you during the break. Now, do you feel in any way responsible for some of those injuries? I don't feel in any way responsible.

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50.785 - 53.848 Unknown

What about the game itself? For the West Australian team.

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Chapter 6: What criticisms have been made regarding the State of Origin format?

53.868 - 61.796 Unknown

I've got no idea what they did in the process of picking their team. They're origin deniers. They come out. That's why origin left our shores.

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61.856 - 63.197 Tim Watson

Those two are origin deniers.

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63.217 - 63.838 Unknown

Well, they are.

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63.818 - 65.421 Tim Watson

Korn and King are origin deniers.

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65.441 - 87.274 Unknown

Well, this is what happens. This is why State of Origin died because the clubs started backgrounding. I'm not saying they got backgrounded, but the media and the media run the narrative that, oh, it's no good for the clubs and the club. Will they let their players play? Tim, 21 of Victoria's players have played every single game or missed a single game. Sorry, just repeat.

87.414 - 90.177 Unknown

21 of the players for Victoria. Of the 25?

Chapter 7: Why do some believe clubs are against player participation in State of Origin?

90.897 - 104.129 Unknown

Five. Yeah. Have played every single game or missed a single game like Jack Gunston. Right. And of those players, this is how bad it's been for them. Bontempelli's the third highest rated player. Dacos is the second highest rated player.

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Chapter 8: What changes are being proposed for future State of Origin games?

104.59 - 125.033 Unknown

Butters is first. Max Gawne's fifth. Max Holmes, eighth. Bailey Smith, tenth. Ben King's leading the goal kicker. Gunston's second. I mean, honestly, it's really affected those blokes. I mean, that's why they won't let him play again because their form dropped off. They can't find the footy. They're dominating the competition. Keep going. You're just warming up. And Dangerfield.

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125.193 - 140.453 Unknown

Well, I reckon Paddy Dangerfield's old enough to make his own decision on when he will and won't play. And if he wants to put his season, home and away season, in jeopardy, that's not up to you two. That's up to him. I think he's earned the right to make that decision. If he's compromised himself because he's had some soft tissue injuries – then so be it.

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140.754 - 158.656 Unknown

We can't try and legislate a game where everyone comes out of it absolutely 100% injury-free. We're not playing tiddlywinks because the criticism of State of Origin is – I'm not sure if these two had this conversation, but it was, oh, it'll come back, but no one will take it serious. And now we take it serious.

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159.097 - 168.358 Tim Watson

Oh, no, it's too serious. Do you think there's a whispering campaign that's – been embarked upon out there in football circles with coaches and clubs?

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168.378 - 175.982 Unknown

I don't know. That you don't know about? I get a bit protective of it. McCluggage has had soft tissue. Toby? How many games has Toby missed?

176.002 - 184.234 Tim Watson

Seven from seven. And he was one that they were concerned about because he went in under done. Seven from seven. And played more game time than what he... And got 10 coaches votes.

184.254 - 205.933 Unknown

And wouldn't go off the ground. In his seventh game. Was best on ground on the weekend. Doesn't seem to have hurt him too much. Sinclair, Serong played every game. Bontz played every game. Merritt played every game. Butters every game. Gorn, Ash, Hardwick, Holmes... Gunson missed one, but he's leading the second in the goal kicking. Battle, Collins, Smith, King, Dangerfield.

206.334 - 222.8 Unknown

Sherry even played every game except the three he got suspended. I should blame State of Origin for that. And I'm sure that you could blame Noah Anderson's appendix who just sat there going, I'm not going to pop until he plays State of Origin and then I'll pop. Come on. Just wake up yourselves, you blokes.

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Yeah.

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