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By WWOS staff5 hours ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailJTumblrLLinkedIn5 hours ago Mitchell Moses and Jack Wighton had a tough act to follow in Nathan Cleary and Jarome Luai, but NSW coach Brad Fittler rated their Origin III performance "great". Moses was on debut at halfback and Wighton was playing his first game as NSW five-eighth. While they may not have delivered victory, and had a clunky pairing at times, they both had good moments and left Fittler satisfied. He stood by his call not to ...

I like what weve started: Green wants to stay on as Maroons coach "But I am sure we will have a fair few run-ins against them over the next couple of years." Munster credits besieged coach Paul Green for getting Queensland back on track. Greens future looked bleak after Queensland lost the first two games by a 76-6 overall points aggregate and endured off-field controversies capped by Jai Arrows biosecurity bubble breach. Green is believed to have a 2022 option but remained coy on his future af...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailJTumblrLLinkedIn7 hours ago NSW may have missed a trick by not handing goal-kicking duties to Mitchell Moses for his State of Origin debut, legendary Blues coach Phil Gould says. In the absence of Nathan Cleary, the issue isnt Brad Fittlers preferred replacement option: Latrell Mitchell, himself a fine kicker. Yet Gould said that Eels halfback Moses may have benefited from goal-kicking as he usually does, potentially getting himself into the game mentally by slott...

By Paul Gallen16 hours ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn16 hours ago NRL great PAUL GALLEN will appear on Nines 100% FOOTY on Monday night, debating rugby leagues hottest topics alongside Phil Gould and James Bracey. Tune in from 9.40pm AEST, following all the action of Round 17 and in the build-up to Origin III! The players who are headed to the NRLs Queensland bubble for at least a month are only human beings. Youve got to remember that. To be stuck in a bubble with nothing...

Based on his maximum speed in the 2021 Telstra Premiership, debutant Blues halfback Mitchell Moses will be the fourth-fastest player in State of Origin III. With a PB of 36.1km/h, Moses can lay claim to being quicker on this seasons Telstra Tracker than all of his NSW teammates except winger Josh Addo-Carr (38.1km), the fastest man in the game. Moses has outpaced Tom Trbojevic (35.9km/h), Brian Too (34.7km/h) and James Tedesco (33.4km/h) and found a higher gear than Queenslands Dane Gagai (35.7...

With NSW sure to start the final match of the 2021 Ampol State of Origin series as hot favourites to complete a clean sweep, attention turns to which player is facing the greatest scrutiny. Be it a chance to prove themselves at this level, one final opportunity to prove they deserve to remain at this level or even protecting their standing in the Kangaroos pecking order, there is a lot to play for other than state pride. Even state captains who guided their side to an improbable series win less...

NSW picking Mitch Moses is a wasted opportunity A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size It would not surprise me if Mitchell Moses absolutely kills it in State of Origin next Wednesday night – he could well be the man of the match. It’s a game that’s essentially made for him, surrounded by superstars with whom he can play all the trick shots he wants, with a virtual guarantee that Latrell Mitchell and Tom T...

Cleary out, but halves still key in Battle of the West Nathan Clearys potential season-ending shoulder injury has dominated the headlines this week, but the halves matchup in the Panthers-Eels Round 16 clash will still be crucial. Matt Burton steps in for Cleary, while on the other side Mitchell Moses has the opportunity to press his claims for an Origin berth 11 hours ago

Mitch Moses is in the mix for his Origin debut but the Blues will be "all about winning" rather than looking to the future when they replace Nathan Cleary, who is out for at least the next month. With the Panthers confirming on Wednesday their star halfback would delay a potentially season-ending shoulder operation, Moses has a golden chance to impress the NSW selectors for game three when his Eels take on Penrith on Friday night.  Blues advisor Greg Alexander confirmed Moses was a chance for ...

By WWOS staff19 hours ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn19 hours ago Nathan Cleary could return to the NRL within a month if he isnt told that he needs immediate shoulder surgery. The Panthers are confident of getting their superstar halfback through the rest of the season if a shoulder specialist determines that he can have surgery later this year. Cleary is due to meet with a surgeon on Wednesday, facing the prospect of his season ending; having already been ruled out of the...