Laurie Daley “Outcoached!" NSW Blues Disaster & Cobbo’s Redemption | The Journos

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What led to the NSW Blues' disastrous performance in Game 2?

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Emma Lawrence 0:36
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David Riccio 0:52
Good morning to be a Queenslander, isn't it?
Emma Lawrence 0:54
How are you feeling, Reedy?
David Riccio 0:55
Sorry. It's always good to be a Queenslander. But the morning after Origin, when you win like they did, the way they destroyed New South Wales, man, it's a good time to be alive, Pengus.
Adam Pangilly 1:07
I'm flat, Reedy. I'm flat. You should like the New South Wales team. You can't be any flatter than them. I woke up sleep deprived this morning and wondering, how am I going to get through this podcast with you for 45 minutes?
Emma Lawrence 1:17
Not to mention you reportedly tipped a 20. Is that correct?
David Riccio 1:24
Factually tipped.
Emma Lawrence 1:26
20-point victory. And there's evidence. It was in the paper.
David Riccio 1:29
There's evidence. It was in the paper. Okay. Queensland by 20. And it came through him. Every now and then.
Emma Lawrence 1:35
Who would have thought?
David Riccio 1:36
You get one right.
Emma Lawrence 1:37
It was a bit strange. The script was kind of flipped last night. Traditionally, Queensland have strong starts, but it was New South Wales who jumped out of the blocks and then Queensland scored the most points ever in the second half of an origin.
David Riccio 1:52
I would even argue, you know, I know New South Wales led early, but if you look at the two tries they scored, they were just luck. They were flukes, right? One was a kick that ricocheted and Cam Munster was a bit unlucky, probably should have cleaned it up but didn't. The second one was Flegel dropping the ball from the kickoff, right?
Adam Pangilly 2:09
How often do you see that?
David Riccio 2:10
So, you know, even though New South Wales led, they were very fortunate to be in front. So I'd argue, yes, their start was better. But I'd argue it wasn't that much better because they should have been behind at halftime, really. Queensland, you know, obviously got back in the game at the latter stage of that second half. But if you take away those two tries, which were pure flukes, right, they, I think, they barely looked like scoring. So, I mean, you know, I think that that sort of, that lead at halftime was a bit deceiving. But it's easy to say that when you turn on the second half like Queensland did.
Adam Pangilly 2:46
How does a team score six tries in 25 seconds? It's crazy, eh? And New South Wales conceded, either side of halftime, 30 unanswered points. Like, it's state of origin, Reedy. It's embarrassing.
David Riccio 2:58
Like, how does that happen? It's embarrassing. Like, I mean, I've been banging on about New South Wales for a while now and how poor they were in Origin 1. But this took it to another level. This was just – I think I scored the first half of game one diabolical. I'm not sure what's beyond diabolical, but the second half in this game was – it was puerile, right? And, man, it's a long way back from here. And, you know, the issues we've spoken about haven't changed. And we'll dive into the news of the wild side after we touch on Queensland, but – You know, what's the old saying? The fish rots from the top, right? So that's the issue they've got at the moment.
Emma Lawrence 3:39
You're calling for Laurie Daly's head.
David Riccio 3:40
I'm not calling for Laurie Daly's head, no, because you can't sack a coach midway. Well, actually, I was going to call for his head halfway through game two.
Adam Pangilly 3:48
Halfway through game one.
David Riccio 3:49
But I think you've got – game one, yeah. But I think you've gone – sorry, game one, yeah. But I think, yeah, they've got to back him now, right, going to Suncorp.

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