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Live Match scheduled ::

Date : 25 MAY 2011

Time : from 16:00 until 18:00 (+06GMT)

Game - Queensland vs NSW

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Queensland and NSW International Rugby Events :: 

The Queensland rugby league teams have represented the Australian state of Queensland in rugby league football since the sport's establishment in 1908. Also recognized as the "Maroons" in orientation to the color of their jersey, since 1982 they have played almost exclusively in Australia's annual three-match State of Origin series against neighboring state and arch-rivals New South Wales. Both teams are purely representative, with players in modern times primarily selected from clubs in the National Rugby League. There has been one player chosen from Europe's Super League - Allan Langer for sport III 2001. The Maroons are the current State of source champion, having won five Origin series in succession including a 3-0 whitewash in 2010. The Maroons are hot favorites to continue their unparalleled supremacy over the Blues in 2011 which dates back to 2006.

Brisbane Courier-Mail journalist Peter Badel says this is the worst NSW team in Origin history THE Blues contain turn out to be a State of Origin basket case in recent seasons, but NSW's throughway fortunes officially hit rock base when their squad was announced at 5pm last Sunday. As a proud Blue who grew up idolizing the wizardry of Peter Sterling and the toughness of Ray Price, it pains me to say it - but the class of 2011 is the worst team in NSW Origin record. It is worse than the squad whipped 3-0 last season. Worse than the 1995 Blues outfit which fell to Paul Vautin's Maroons, the biggest underdogs in Origin history. And unquestionably worse than the 1988-89 NSW outfits who suffered clean sweeps in consecutive years as Wally Lewis ran riot. It is not just an appraisal based on the names that will appear in Origin I next Wednesday night. It is the wider selection philosophy, the swift disposal of stars considered NSW's future and the mystifying snubbing of players whom Queensland would consider tailor-made for Origin football.

Just 12 months ago, Luke Lewis, Jarryd Hayne, Tom Learoyd-Lahrs and Jamal Idris were considered key planks in NSW's restoration plan. On Wednesday night, they will be watching Origin I from their living rooms. Given the Blues' failures under former coach Craig Bellamy, it is understandable that his successor, Ricky Stuart, would seek to wipe the slate clean armed with fresh ideas and a fresh vision to dismantle the most gifted Queensland side in Origin history. No-one can dispute Stuart's passion. In that sense, there is no better candidate to revive the Blues. He is a brilliant motivator. But the selection policy over which he has presided is seriously flawed.